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Is it possible we're going to look back on these opening days of the 2013 season as the defining moment for the Philadelphia Flyers? Already reeling from an 0-3 start that has seen them outscored 11-3, the Flyers got a double-whammy on Wednesday. ...

PHIADELPHIA -- If we accept that the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins enjoy one of the most heated, emotional rivalries in all of pro sport, by extension the competition between the two teams' talented captains is also chock full of emotio...

PHILADELPHIA -- Hockey came home Saturday afternoon. It came home to the familiar chants of "Crosby sucks!" from the largest crowd -- 19,994 -- to ever attend a Philadelphia Flyers regular-season game. It came home to heartfelt thank-yous from ...

Claude Giroux feels he is ready for the heady challenge of taking on the Philadelphia Flyers' captaincy, writes Scott Burnside.

Scott Burnside previews 10 players with major expectations in this shortened season.

Scott Burnside previews five players we could have lost to lost season.

Sure, it's hard to remember now, but there were actually plenty of highs in the NHL during 2012, writes Scott Burnside.

Max Talbot and Bruno Gervais are not just talking about playing hockey, Scott Burnside writes, they're doing something about it.

Even though the Western Conference's Los Angeles Kings won the Cup doesn't mean the East didn't have some moments worth remembering, writes Scott Burnside.

After watching Ilya Bryzgalov fight pucks or seem bewildered by shots throughout the postseason, it's hard to imagine this Flyers team ever enjoying a long playoff run with him in goal, writes Scott Burnside.

PHILADELPHIA -- There is something a little cyclical about the dynamics of Game 5 of this Eastern Conference semifinal series between the Philadelphia Flyers and the New Jersey Devils. The Flyers, of course, face a must-win situation, trailing 3-1...

The Flyers will find out whether they have another batch of comeback magic somewhere in their locker room, whether it's left over from two years ago or something fresh and original, writes Scott Burnside.

For the third straight game, the favored Flyers have had absolutely no answer for a skilled, tenacious Devils team that controlled the puck and pushed the Flyers to the brink not just in the series -- which they lead 3-1 -- but emotionally as well, writes Scott Burnside.

The Flyers are falling behind the tight Devils because they aren't getting the best performances from their best players, writes Scott Burnside.

The Flyers' Danny Briere is making the most of his second chance, writes Scott Burnside.

It took the New Jersey Devils perhaps longer than many expected to dispose of the Florida Panthers -- into double overtime of Game 7 on Thursday night -- but they moved on to the second round of the playoffs for the first time since 2007. Their rewar...