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Flyers start season with dud in historic blowout loss to Penguins (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA – After a rather dismal preseason, the Flyers gave coach Rick Tocchet cause for more than a bit of concern. His crew certainly hadn’t looked like the one which raced to a 3-0 lead in the first round of last year’s playoffs against Pittsburgh before eventually winning the series in six games. When it was announced over the summer that Pittsburgh would be the Flyers’ opponent on opening night for the 2026-27 season, no doubt Tocchet had to frown a time or two. As it turns out, the wor
Flyers Notebook: Porter Martone relishing first opening night (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA — Porter Martone has already seen significant NHL action, but Wednesday night offered a new experience. There’s nothing quite like that first game of a new season for excitement and enthusiasm. After the morning skate at Xfinity Mobile Arena, Martone talked about what he expected for the opening game to the 2026-27 season. “I wouldn’t say it’s nerves; it’s excitement,” Martone said. “I remember it was nice to get a little break in the summer but after about a week you’re itching to
Season preview: Flyers can take another step forward if players continue to make progress (opens the original)
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After a team record-tying five years out of postseason competition, the Flyers’ late run to the Stanley Cup playoffs last season caught quite a few people off guard. So of course the buzz throughout the offseason was whether the team could avoid the old “contentment” element and hold its ground this season. But what if the Flyers, who didn’t really do all that much over the summer to improve their roster, actually believe they can take another step forward? After all, key young performers such a
Backup goaltender Joseph Woll sharp in Flyers’ 2-0 win over Boston (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA – At least one positive thing has come out of the not-too-serious injury to Flyers top goaltender Dan Vladar: Joseph Woll has shown he can be a decent fill-in. Woll stopped all 28 Boston shots during Thursday night’s 2-0 Flyers’ preseason win over the Bruins at Xfinity Mobile Arena. The Flyers dominated the first period, taking a 1-0 lead and holding a 15-5 edge in shots. Matvei Michkov started things off, working his way down low and finishing off a play to beat goaltender Michael
New line is vote of confidence from Flyers in Noah Cates (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA – If Noah Cates does wind up centering a line with Tyson Foerster and Travis Konecny for the season opener against Pittsburgh, it promises to be an exciting one to watch. And if Cates gets more time on the power play this season, that could be interesting as well. At Thursday morning’s pre-game skate at the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees, N.J., Cates talked about what the trio’s potential might be. “I think our offensive zone pressure could be really good,” Cates said. “Hunting
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