Irishjim

you forgot tim thomas as well

we have a few contracts to spare..hexy could sign him in a new york minute if needed

its an AHL only Deal..he would have to sign a 2 way deal in order for the flyers to bring him up

By Kurt R. of Broad Street Hockey We'll start our look into 2013-14 Flyers zone entries with the most basic information: who's entering the offensive zone, and how? read complete article here:----> http://www.broadstreethockey.com/2014/8/13/5993103/flyers-stats-zone-entries-2013-14-zone-entries-individual-numbers

i don't see the sharks as re-building...more like re-tooling..if they were rebuilding noway would thorton and marleau get extended like they have

http://video.flyers.nhl.com/videocenter/console?id=629121&catid=1384

2 things i take away from this is I who live in spokane might be able to buy just flyers games instead of the entire center ice package..and for those of you who live in the flyers broadcast area yet have home games blacked out on center ice they would be available...the days of full packages is coming to an end. I have a friend who works for comcast and there is a pending lawsuit that would break up the bundle packages and allow ala carte ...same thing here with center ice

RICK WESTHEAD, TSN SENIOR CORRESPONDENT The National Hockey League has lost a court motion to dismiss a case filed by six fans who allege that its restrictions on local TV broadcasts are anti-competitive. The case is expected to proceed to trial early in 2015. If the NHL loses, the league's practice of selling TV rights could be turned on its head. Since 1985, the NHL has stopped teams from selling broadcast rights to most of their games out of their local areas. If this latest litigation is successful, it's possible that popular teams like the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks could begin selling their broadcast rights throughout the United States. In a lawsuit filed in New York two years ago, a group of disgruntled fans claimed that the restrictions on broadcasting were inappropriately driving up the price of sports cable television packages. One plaintiff, Thomas Laumann, lives in Florida and is a fan of the New York Islanders. Laumann said two years ago that he preferred not to purchase a full out-of-market package to get Islanders games - or subscribe to pay TV to watch Isles games involving the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning, which are blacked out when he tries to watch them through NHL Gamecenter Live. The lawsuit also attacks the NHL's tactic of charging customers $179.80 for its full-season offering of games available on cable and satellite providers. Again, both of those packages, known as NHL Center Ice, black out in-market games. read the full article here----> http://www.tsn.ca/story/?id=459001

wait..I broke the del zotto deal..ecklund just stole from me

if your looking for a big dirty goal kinda guy and if can be had for 1.5 sure..just don't see him on the top line tough..more like with simmonds..that would be one tough line

with RJ he neglected to point out that the flyers traded a 5 year bad contract for a 3 year bad contract with 2 guys with similar numbers..and no mention of the orpick deal with florida..this writer sounds like a flyer hater, is he from pittsburgh by any chance

wonder if tallon is 2nd guessing not trading the pick now

sorry but i don't like skates of stone with coburn..schenn started to turn things around with macdonald..i'd start the season that way