Flyers Beat Canes, Face Pens in ECQF
In front of a sell-out crowd (19,795) at the Xfinity Mobile Arena, the Philadelphia Flyers clinched a playoff spot on Monday night.
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NHL Game of the Night: April 9, 2026
Thursday’s NHL docket is jam-packed with 14 games on the schedule, including matches with first-place, third-place and wildcard implications.
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Ovechkin Stays Mum on NHL Future
With speculation running rampant about what Alex Ovechkin decides to do next season, the Capitals captain didn’t offer any answers.
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NHL Game of the Night: April 7, 2026
After a light Monday schedule with just four games played, the NHL has a busy night ahead on Tuesday. Twenty-two of the league’s 32 teams.
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Flyers Game Day: April 2 vs. Red Wings
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Sabres on the Brink of Playoff Clincher
The Buffalo Sabres have enjoyed one of the most remarkable turnarounds in NHL history. It seems almost surreal to compare the December to April outlooks.
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Flyers vs. Caps: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (37-25-12) spent most of Tuesday’s game in comeback mode against the Washington Capitals (38-28-9)
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Flyers: Big Win Vs. Chicago Keeps Faint Playoff Hopes Alive
he Philadelphia Flyers needed everything to go right for them when they returned home from their California road trip.
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Flyers vs. Columbus: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (34-24-12) suffered a crucial 3-2 regulation setback to the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday.
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PWHL Take Tour: A Hit in Winnipeg
The PWHL Takeover Tour made its stop in Winnipeg, Manitoba Sunday night for the league’s inaugural game in the rabid hockey market.