Therien’s Take: The Art of Chirps & Paybacks
This weeks Therien’s Take looks at the art of NHL chirps. A good chirp gets under an opponent’s skin and relieves tension on the bench.
This weeks Therien’s Take looks at the art of NHL chirps. A good chirp gets under an opponent’s skin and relieves tension on the bench.
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (4-3-1) are home on Tuesday to take on Dan Muse’s Pittsburgh Penguins (7-2-1). The match starts a run of four games in six nights.
The Flyers have shown their resiliency by claiming five points (2-2-1) in games they’ve trailed after two periods. It shows character but isn’t a winning formula.
Assists haven’t been a problem for Flyers center/winger Trevor Zegras. Goals were. That is, until his breakout game on Saturday afternoon.
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (3-3-1) are home on Saturday to take on Patrick Roy’s New York Islanders. The match marks the start of a five-game homestand.
On Thursday, the Ottawa Senators gave up the first goal for seventh time in eight games. This time, it only took 29 seconds to trail 1-0.
The Philadelphia Flyers remain winless on the road (0-2-1) so far in the 2025-season. On Thursday, the Flyers lost 2-1 to the Ottawa Senators
Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (3-2-1) are in Canada’s capital city on Thursday to play Travis Green’s Ottawa Senators (2-4-1).
The Philadelphia Flyers are in the midst of a nine-of-ten game stretch of home matches on the October schedule. The outlier match comes Thursday night.
Led by a two-goal game from Owen Tippett and three assists from defenseman Cam York, the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Seattle Kraken, 5-2.