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Tyson Foerster stays hot, Flyers beat Islanders in shootout to keep rolling
The Flyers are still rolling. Tyson Foerster stayed hot with a two-goal game, Sam Ersson battled all the way through overtime and then the shootout in net, and the Flyers topped the Islanders 4-3 to make it five wins in their last six games as they approach the season's finish line.
Interim head coach Brad Shaw's Philadelphia Flyers (32-37-9) will play their penultimate home game of the 2024-25 season as ...
The latest to go was head coach Tortorella, who replaced interim head coach Mike Yeo, who had replaced Alain Vigneault in ...
Foerster has been Philadelphia’s most dangerous forward lately, scoring twice on Saturday in the team’s 4-3 shootout win over ...
But when the dust settled, the Flyers emerged with an 8–5 win over a Rangers team still jockeying for playoff position, ...
The Ottawa Senators host the Philadelphia Flyers after Shane Pinto's two-goal game against the Montreal Canadiens in the Senators' 5-2 win ...
Hey, Flyers fans, this home for sale in Cherry Hill has the ultimate team swag: An in-ground pool that’s shaped like the logo ...
Snapshots from the New York Islanders 4-3 shootout loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday afternoon at Wells Fargo ...
Tyson Foerster helps rally the Flyers with hat trick in huge third period as Rangers lost once again at Madison Square Garden ...
Cole Knuble broke out in his sophomore season at the University of Notre Dame and could be a future bottom-six piece for the ...
While the Ottawa Senators look to further build momentum heading into their awaited playoff return, the Philadelphia Flyers want to finish another disappointing season on a positive note.
The Philadelphia Flyers won a see-saw game over the New York Rangers, 8-5, at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.
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