Nick Tricome
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Flyers blown out by Penguins in dud of a season opener (opens the original)
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A Flyers season opener that easily had the most hype behind it in years ended in a total dud. They got shut out by the rival Pittsburgh Penguins, 7-0, Wednesday night at Xfinity Mobile Arena, shifting a packed home crowd that was ready to rally behind them from the word "go" into booing them off the ice by the end of the second period – and at the final horn, for whoever was still in their seats to voice their displeasure. There were roars through the opening intros for a young team that just to
'Everything's zeroes again' for the Flyers as new season begins (opens the original)
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Rick Tocchet stepped up to the press conference podium, still wearing his playoff hoodie from several months ago. The Flyers had just wrapped their morning skate at Xfinity Mobile Arena, ahead of their home season opener Wednesday night against the rival Pittsburgh Penguins, in what will easily be their most anticipated Game 1 out of (a now) 84 in years. Because several months ago, Porter Martone arrived, Dan Vladar put up a wall, Tyson Foerster defied a season-ending injury, and the Flyers rall
Eagles-Rams Week 4 odds preview: The Birds have no break after Monday's wakeup call (opens the original)
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It was a bad week for the Eagles and Rams. L.A. lost to the Broncos on a suspect pass interference call, and the Eagles got embarrassed the next night by the Bears in prime time. The Rams looked competitive against a competitive Denver team, which had its starting quarterback Bo Nix. The Eagles hardly even looked functional, getting carved up by Case Keenum, Chicago's 38-year-old third-stringer. So yeah, while the "Dream Team" Rams aren't in the best stretch to start the season, their Sunday nig
Flyers projected lineup 2.0: Opening Night edition (opens the original)
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The Flyers will begin their new season Wednesday night against the rival Pittsburgh Penguins, looking to build off last spring's rush of a playoff run, which caught the rest of the NHL off guard and, above all, got Philadelphia to rally behind its hockey team again. Now comes the next challenge: sustaining that momentum, and figuring out how to push it further. Going in, though, head coach Rick Tocchet does have a plan for how he wants the team to line up, now that mostly everyone has a full yea
The crucial storylines for the 2026-27 Flyers (opens the original)
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The noise never stopped, and the chants continuously echoed through the building until captain Sean Couturier took the last step down the tunnel. The Philadelphia Flyers left the ice, swept out of the second round by the eventual Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes, but they weren't met with indifferent silence or aggravated boos, which had become the bitter and apathetic norm for so many years prior. They were met with cheers and a standing ovation from an Xfinity Mobile Arena, to which th
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