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Flyers Weekly Week 212006/03/26
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Week 21 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast is now available covering March 20-26, 2006. This week we discussed:

Flyers look great as they won all 3 games played this week. Key divisional matchups are on the way, we take a look at some of the lines that played a big role in this weeks victories. Flyers special teams have improved drastically, we take a look at some of the changes that have been made. Denis Gauthier has signed a three year extension, we take a look at the details of the extension. An injury report and week in preview.
All this and much more on week 21 of the Flyers weekly podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 202006/03/19
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Week 20 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast is now available covering March 14-19, 2006. This is what we discussed this week:
Flyers play good hockey again this week winning 2 of 3 games including a shutout over the Florida Panthers. Flyers penalty killing unit continues to struggle. With a struggling PK unit, the team must cut back on penalties. We look at the number of and type of penalties the Flyers commited this week. An injury report with an update on Michal Handzus, Kim Johnsson and Chris Therien. A week in preview as the Flyers have divisional matchups against the Rangers and Devils.
All this and much more on week 20 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 192006/03/13
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Week 19 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast is now available This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast:

Flyers make two deals at the trading deadline on Thursday. We take a look at the players the Flyers picked up for a few draft picks. A look at the Pittsburgh and Buffalo losses. There was also great hockey played against the Hurricanes and Canadiens. We take a look at all of these games with focus on special teams. A full injury report and a week in review.
All this and much more on week 19 of Philadelphia Flyers Weekly.

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Flyers get defense from trading mates2006/03/09
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The Phoenix Coyotes really have no relation at all to the Philadelphia Flyers. The two are not geographically close nor do the two teams even play each other. However, the Flyers acquired thier third Coyote of the year today in defenseman Denis Gauthier as well as winger Niko Dimitrakos from San Jose. Earlier in the season you may remember that the Flyers acquired a young center by the name of Kiel McLoed from the Coyotes for Eric Chouinard and more recently Petr Nedved became a member of the Flyers team for Denis Seidenberg. Now Gauthier is just the player that the Flyers front office said they were looking for down the stretch. Don't get me wrong, Hatcher is still a very physical defensemen and Freddy Meyer is really playing physical as well but the Flyers really needed someone who was going to go one step further and get physical with the top players from the opposition. Gauthier seems to be the right fit, not only does he seem very excited to be relocated, but he had a total of 113 penalty minutes while with the Flames in the 03-04 season. Gauthier currently has a total of 61 penalty minutes so far this season so he is certainly someone who is going to get physical behind the blue line and play a more enforcer role. Dimitrakos was also acquired today from the San Jose Sharks for a 2006 third round draft pick. Bob Clarke seems to think that Dimitrakos has much more potential than his numbers really show. He has 4 goals and 12 assists in 45 games this year for the Sharks, it will be interesting to see where Dimitrakos fits into the club. Much more on this weeks edition of the Flyers Weekly Podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 182006/03/05
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Week 18 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering February 28 to March 5 is now available This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast:

Reactions from other Flyers on Keith Primeau's announcement. We also look into what Keith has brought to this franchise in previous years. A look back at the games this week. We also focus on the penalty killing unit for the Flyers which needs to improve. An injury report and week in preview.
All this and much more on week 18 of Flyers Weekly.

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Flyers Weekly Week 172006/02/05
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Week 17 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 30 to February 5 is now available . This is what we discussed:
Flyers continue to struggle and lose players. A turning point may have been Saturday's loss against the Rangers. We look at what the players had to say following the loss to the Rangers on Saturday February 4. We also look into coach Hitchcock's comments on the current struggles at home and on the road. A full injury report and week in preview.
All this and much more on week 17 of Flyers Weekly.

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Flyers Weekly Week 162006/01/29
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Week 16 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 23-29 is now available . This is what we discussed in week 16 of the podcast:
Flyers have hit a season low with 2 losses this week. We take a look back at the 3 games this week and review player comments to the press in "The Point". A comparison of Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. Two teams going in different directions not obvious by looking at the standings. We talk about what sets these two teams apart. A full injury report and a week in preview as the Flyers face the Sabres and the Rangers twice this week.
All this and much more on week 16 of the Flyers Weekly podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 152006/01/22
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Week 15 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 16-22 is now available here . This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast:

Flyers trade Defenseman Dennis Seidenberg to Phoenix for Petr Nedved. We look into the pros and cons of this trade and why this move was made. We look back at the Carolina and Boston games this week. We also look ahead to next week as the Flyers host the Penguins, Canadiens and Lightning.
All this and much more on week 15 of the Flyers Weekly Podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 142006/01/15
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Week 14 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 9-15 is now available . This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast:
A new feature on the podcast is called "The Point". Each week we take quotes from coaches and players and talk about them during an inside the game segment. This week we round up the long road trip with games against New Jersey, Chicago and Detroit. We also look into the NBC televised Avalanche game on Saturday. A full injury report with an update on Robert Esche as well as Keith Primeau. A look ahead with our "On Tap" segment where we preview the upcoming week for the Flyers.
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Flyers Weekly Week 132006/01/07
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We return from the holidays this week with our first podcast of 2006. We hope that all of you had a great holiday season, we welcome in the new year with week 13 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 2-8. Here is what we discussed:
Flyers continue to win on the longest road trip in franchise history. We take a look at this roadtrip and pick out the key players that have been coming to the front for the team. We update the line changes that Hitch has recently adjusted. The lines seem to be different each night and Hitch has been doing a great job with putting players in roles in which they excel. A full injury report updating the the situation with Dennis Seidenberg and Robert Esche. A week in preview as the road trip comes to an end and the Flyers return home to face the Avalanche.
All this and much more on week 13 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. Be sure to add us to your podcast subcriptions.

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Flyers Weekly Week 122005/12/27
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Week 12 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast covering December 19-26 is now available by clicking here . This is what we discussed on the podcast:
Coach Hitchcock has changed the front line around moving Mike Knuble and R.J. Umberger. We'll talk about the effect of this line change. Penalty Killing has been much better for the Flyers during the first part of this road trip. We'll talk about the PK stats over the past week. Flyers get the job done going 2 for 4 in the power play against Ottawa last week. We'll discuss the major contributors to the power play. We look at the players in the Flyers organization chosen to represent thier country at the 2006 olympic games. A week in preview as the longest road trip in Flyers history continues.
All this and much more on week 12 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 112005/12/18
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Week 11 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering December 12-18 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed this week:
Flyers wind up play against the Western Conference teams. We take a look back at the Columbus, Vancouver and St. Louis games this week. Flyers experience more injuries this week. We run down a full injury report. A week in preview as we close out 2005
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Flyers Weekly Week 102005/12/11
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Week 10 of the Flyers Weekly podcast is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast covering December 5-11:
A trade this week between the Flyers and the Blackhawks sending Patrick Sharp and Eric Meloche out west in exchange for Matt Ellison and a 3rd round pick in the 2006 Entry Draft. We'll run down the plus and minus of the trade. Peter Forsberg has returned to the lineup and his presence was felt in Saturday's game against the Wild with a goal and assist. We'll talk about the Flyers special teams and how Hitch has changed up the lines with the Gagne injury. The young players continue to light the lamp for the Flyers with Mike Richards shootout goal on Tuesday against the Flames. We'll talk more about the roles of the young players with all the injuries the team is experiencing. A full injury report, a week in review, we also look into the mailbag and answer some of your emails.
All this and much more on week 10 of Philadelphia Flyers Weekly.

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Flyers Weekly Week 9 Now Available2005/12/04
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Week 9 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering November 28-December 4 is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed on week 9 of the podcast:
The youngsters continue to light the lamp in the Flyers organization. Patrick Sharp had a great week, we offer some of coach Hitchcock's comments on the young players also where they fit in during the absence of Forsberg The defense has played better this week, we'll look at what the Flyers did to win a few one goal games this week. An injury report and a preview of the upcoming Western Conference games.
All this and much more on week 9 of Flyers Weekly

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Flyers Weekly Week 82005/11/28
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Week 8 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast covering November 21-28 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on this week's podcast:
A review of the Peter Forsberg injury. We talk about what players need to step up in the absence of Forsberg. A week in review of this past weeks games. The Flyers need better defensive efforts and need to create better chances. A look at the Goaltender situation for the Flyers We also read some lines from a great article by Ed Moran in the Philadelphia Daily News on Monday, November 28. The full article is available here A full injury report and a week in preview
All this and much more on week 8 of the Philadelphia Flyers Podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 72005/11/20
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Week 7 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering November 14-20 is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed in this week's podcast:
We spend time this week on the referee's role in the NHL. The new NHL has a lot of new rules and there have been a lot more penalties called. We break down some of the calls against the Flyers this week and how the NHL may need to come up with a watchdog process to keep penalty calling fair between teams. Sidney Crosby is the new face of the NHL and has been very exciting to watch. However some of his unsportsmanlike play has been a topic of discussion. We talk about the play of Crosby that we saw this week. A full injury report and a week in preview as the Flyers face the Lightning, Bruins and Islanders this week.
All this and much more on Week 7 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast.

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Flyers Ripped With Penalty Calls2005/11/19
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The Flyers lost to the Atlanta Thrashers 6-5 on Friday night, however, this was a much different team in my opinion than what we saw on Monday's loss against the Lightning. The Flyers come back to play strong, physical hockey against not only Atlanta but also Pittsburgh on Wednesday night. All this after Tampa Bay basically kicked Philly around like a rag doll down in Florida on Monday. What seems to be an ever increasing issue in the NHL is consistency among referrees and Friday nights contest was pure evidence that maybe some "watchdogs" need to be put into place in the new NHL.

I've noticed that many calls lately have been weak, some of the referees may be using the new NHL to call every little hook, check, slap, whatever. Prime example happened twice on Friday, one call against Donald Brasheer, the other against Derian Hatcher late in the game. Brasheer was called for interference (part of a double minor) on a devastating, legal open ice hit and Hatcher was called late in the game for a weak hooking penalty. If part of the new NHL is penalizing players for legal plays, than so be it, however, there must be consistency within the referees and that is just not happening. Hatcher's penalty late in the game eventually gave the Thrashers a 3 on 6 opporotunity and that help set up the tying goal. With Atlanta's goaltender pulled later in the game, Simon Gagne had an obvious breakaway opportunity only to be brought down in neutral ice, an obvious missed call that could have saved the game for the Flyers.

Obviously there were more mistakes made, the game winning goal in overtime saw de Vries and Kovalchuk beat Mike Rathje out of position, the game against Pittsburgh on Wednesday had Sidney Crosby catch the Flyers defense "standing around" and he would go on to score the game winner in overtime. However, we have seen this situation in Major League Baseball, no matter what the situation, the officials CANNOT take it upon themselves to be involved in the outcome of games. We've seen it happen so many times in professional sports where the officials seem to want to be more involved in the outcome and end up making incorrect calls which have an influence on the outcome of games. The new NHL is great, the excitement level is up, and fans are coming back to the game and with all this comes a learning experience, but there must be enforcements in place to make sure the game is called evenly and fair for both sides.

We'll talk more about this issue on the Flyers Weekly podcast this weekend.

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Flyers Weekly Week 62005/11/13
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Week 6 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering November 6-13 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on this week's podcast:
Hitchcock's Corner centered around the play of Joni Pitkanen, Antero Nittymaki and Patrick Sharp. Each of these players had key contributions in 2 of the 3 Flyers wins this past week. The "Dueces Wild" line of Knuble, Forsberg, and Gagne got going again in the Panthers game. We'll talk about what this line brings to the club. The Handzus, Sim, Richards line has been broken up by coach Hitchcock for the time being. We'll talk about why this line has been broken up and what the new lines look like. A full injury report including updates to Eric Desjardins and Sami Kapanen. A preview of the week ahead as the Flyers take to the road against the Lightning and Penguins and also host the Thrashers and Penguins at home.
All of this and much more on week 6 of the Flyers Weekly podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 52005/11/06
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Week 5 of the Flyers Weekly Podcast is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on week 5 covering October 31 through November 5th:
Our weekly feature called Hitchcock's corner centered around the play of Jeff Carter, Robert Esche and the "Dueces Wild" line of Forsberg, Gagne, and Knuble. A full injury report including an update on Sami Kapanen and Eric Desjardins. The power play and penalty killing units have improved greatly. We look at the numbers that the special teams have put up this week. A preview of the Bruins, Islanders, and Panthers games this week at the Wachovia Center as the Flyers wind up a 5 game homestand.
All this and much more on week 5 of Flyers Weekly. Be sure to send us your emails and subscribe to Flyers Weekly today!

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Flyers Gear Up For Homestand2005/11/02
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The Flyers are gearing up for a long homestand to start November with a visit from Washington and Atlanta this week at the Wachovia Center. The Flyers looked much better in the Sunday night contest in Ottawa against the very difficult and speedy Sens. With some sub .500 teams in coming into Philly this weekend, it's important that the Flyers take advantage of Washington and Atlanta who seem to be shorthanded for a large part of thier games this year. The Flyers will have the opprotunity to improve the power play and will need to continue improvements on the penalty killing unit. Keith Primeau will sit out both games this week due to a concussion sustained in last weeks contest against the Habs. With Primeau out, Coach Hitchcock will move Jeff Carter and R.J. Umberger into the penalty killing unit. You will probably also see more ice time from players like Patrick Sharp and Branko Radivojevic during even strength.

If you have tickets to the Thrashers game on Saturday, the Flyers will be celebrating thier 25 Millionth Fan through the turnstyles. The lucky individual recieves nothing less than a gold mine winning prizes like: a Sharp-Aquos LCD-HD TV, a seven day trip to Florida, an opprotunity to ride the Zamboni during the intermission of the game, a limo ride to diner at the Victors club in the Wachovia Center for a future Flyers game and about 10 other very valuable prizes. All this for entering the Wachovia Center at just the right time. WOW... If you win, don't forget about Flyers Weekly. For the full rundown of prizes, click here

Finally, anyone remember Alexandre Daigle? Didn't think so, I personally tried to forget. Yea, anyway, well he is still around believe it or not and playing with the Minnesota Wild. There is an interesting article on the former Flyer at NHL.com. Check it out here

New Flyers Weekly this weekend.

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Flyers Weekly Week 42005/10/29
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Week 4 of Flyers Weekly covering October 22-29 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on the podcast this week:
Our weekly feature called Hitchcock's Corner centered around the penalty killing unit of the Flyers and what they must do to improve while shorthanded. We also discussed the power play and offense of the team as commented by coach Hitchcock. An injury report updating the injuries to Sami Kapanen and Turner Stevenson. A preview of the Ottawa Senators, Washington Capitals and Atlanta Thrashers games this week. We also talk about your emails, look at where the Flyers rank in penalty killing and look at key plays that happened this past week.
All this and much more on week 4 of the Philadelphia Flyers Podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 32005/10/21
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Week 3 of Flyers Weekly is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on week 3 covering October 13-21
Flyers were at the West Point Military Academy this week for a team building event. We'll talk about Hitchcock's thoughts on the team building also his comments on the games last weekend against the Pens and Islanders. An injury report highlighting the recent injury to Turner Stevenson. A review of the Maple Leafs, Penguins, and Islanders games last weekend. We'll also look ahead to next week as the Flyers rematch the Leafs and face the Habs, Panthers, and Senators.
All this and much more on week 3 of Flyers Weekly.

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Flyers Weekly Week 22005/10/11
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Week 2 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering October 3-9 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed in this weeks podcast
A new feature on the show is Hitchcocks Corner. Each week we look into quotes from coach Hitchcock to the media. This week we looked at the Flyers lines and what Hitch is doing to change things up. We also discussed what Hitch has said regarding the unproductive special teams. The Flyers are currently 2 for 15 with a man advantage on the year. A full injury report. A look back at both the Rangers home opener and the Devils games. We also preview the upcoming Toronto, Pittsburgh and Islanders games
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The First Of Many2005/10/07
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Martin Brodeur will certainly be recovering from a 5 goal hangover tomorrow as the Flyers got thier first win of the 2005-06 season with a 5-2 victory over the Devils. Simon Gagne scored 2 goals and Peter Forsberg had 2 assists to help the cause. Michal Handzus, Turner Stevenson and Jon Sim also had goals for the Flyers.

Even with Dennis Seidenberg and Derian Hatcher out, the defense looked much better in tonights win than they did in the opener on Wednesday against the Rangers. Special teams may be the struggle as the Devils scored both of thier goals on the power play and the Flyers went 0 for 5 with the advantage. Because of the rule changes, there will be more chances with a man advantage, the Flyers need to step up on special teams and score more on the power play and allow less while shorthanded.

Antero Nittymaki started the game in place of Robert Esche and there is no goaltender controversy in Philly. Due to the way the schedule is set up this year, Hitchcock said he wanted to get Nittymaki a few starts right from the beginning of the season. Nittymaki is now 4-0 in NHL play continuing his unbeaten streak from the 2003-04 season. Nittymaki was quick, he is moving out of the net much better and seems to be ahead of plays coming his way. This was also much more of a physical game for the Flyers as Primeau and Brashear were obviously trying to send a message that this is a physical team. We'll recap the Rangers and Devils games this week on the Flyers Weekly podcast.

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Flyers Weekly Week 12005/10/02
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The very first Flyers Podcast is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed on the first week of the Philadelphia Flyers Podcast:
Introduction of the host of Flyers Weekly, Chris Smith. A review of the new NHL rules and regulations for the year. A Flyers team preview. We take a look at a the new faces in the Flyers organization this year, we also look at the veteran players and what they can bring to the table. An injury report listing the teams current injuries.
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Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Flyers Weekly Week 212006/03/26 Info (Show/Hide) Week 21 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast is now available covering March 20-26, 2006. This week we discussed: Flyers look great as they won all 3 games played this week. Key divisional matchups are on the way, we take a look at some of the lines that played a big role in this weeks victories. Flyers special teams have improved drastically, we take a look at some of the changes that have been made. Denis Gauthier has signed a three year extension, we take a look at the details of the extension. An injury report and week in preview. All this and much more on week 21 of the Flyers weekly podcast. flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 202006/03/19 Info (Show/Hide) Week 20 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast is now available covering March 14-19, 2006. This is what we discussed this week: Flyers play good hockey again this week winning 2 of 3 games including a shutout over the Florida Panthers. Flyers penalty killing unit continues to struggle. With a struggling PK unit, the team must cut back on penalties. We look at the number of and type of penalties the Flyers commited this week. An injury report with an update on Michal Handzus, Kim Johnsson and Chris Therien. A week in preview as the Flyers have divisional matchups against the Rangers and Devils. All this and much more on week 20 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast. 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 192006/03/13 Info (Show/Hide) Week 19 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast is now available This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast: Flyers make two deals at the trading deadline on Thursday. We take a look at the players the Flyers picked up for a few draft picks. A look at the Pittsburgh and Buffalo losses. There was also great hockey played against the Hurricanes and Canadiens. We take a look at all of these games with focus on special teams. A full injury report and a week in review. All this and much more on week 19 of Philadelphia Flyers Weekly. flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers get defense from trading mates2006/03/09 Info (Show/Hide) The Phoenix Coyotes really have no relation at all to the Philadelphia Flyers. The two are not geographically close nor do the two teams even play each other. However, the Flyers acquired thier third Coyote of the year today in defenseman Denis Gauthier as well as winger Niko Dimitrakos from San Jose. Earlier in the season you may remember that the Flyers acquired a young center by the name of Kiel McLoed from the Coyotes for Eric Chouinard and more recently Petr Nedved became a member of the Flyers team for Denis Seidenberg. Now Gauthier is just the player that the Flyers front office said they were looking for down the stretch. Don't get me wrong, Hatcher is still a very physical defensemen and Freddy Meyer is really playing physical as well but the Flyers really needed someone who was going to go one step further and get physical with the top players from the opposition. Gauthier seems to be the right fit, not only does he seem very excited to be relocated, but he had a total of 113 penalty minutes while with the Flames in the 03-04 season. Gauthier currently has a total of 61 penalty minutes so far this season so he is certainly someone who is going to get physical behind the blue line and play a more enforcer role. Dimitrakos was also acquired today from the San Jose Sharks for a 2006 third round draft pick. Bob Clarke seems to think that Dimitrakos has much more potential than his numbers really show. He has 4 goals and 12 assists in 45 games this year for the Sharks, it will be interesting to see where Dimitrakos fits into the club. Much more on this weeks edition of the Flyers Weekly Podcast. flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 182006/03/05 Info (Show/Hide) Week 18 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering February 28 to March 5 is now available This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast: Reactions from other Flyers on Keith Primeau's announcement. We also look into what Keith has brought to this franchise in previous years. A look back at the games this week. We also focus on the penalty killing unit for the Flyers which needs to improve. An injury report and week in preview. All this and much more on week 18 of Flyers Weekly. 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 172006/02/05 Info (Show/Hide) Week 17 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 30 to February 5 is now available . This is what we discussed: Flyers continue to struggle and lose players. A turning point may have been Saturday's loss against the Rangers. We look at what the players had to say following the loss to the Rangers on Saturday February 4. We also look into coach Hitchcock's comments on the current struggles at home and on the road. A full injury report and week in preview. All this and much more on week 17 of Flyers Weekly. 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 162006/01/29 Info (Show/Hide) Week 16 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 23-29 is now available . This is what we discussed in week 16 of the podcast: Flyers have hit a season low with 2 losses this week. We take a look back at the 3 games this week and review player comments to the press in "The Point". A comparison of Philadelphia to Pittsburgh. Two teams going in different directions not obvious by looking at the standings. We talk about what sets these two teams apart. A full injury report and a week in preview as the Flyers face the Sabres and the Rangers twice this week. All this and much more on week 16 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 152006/01/22 Info (Show/Hide) Week 15 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 16-22 is now available here . This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast: Flyers trade Defenseman Dennis Seidenberg to Phoenix for Petr Nedved. We look into the pros and cons of this trade and why this move was made. We look back at the Carolina and Boston games this week. We also look ahead to next week as the Flyers host the Penguins, Canadiens and Lightning. All this and much more on week 15 of the Flyers Weekly Podcast. 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 142006/01/15 Info (Show/Hide) Week 14 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 9-15 is now available . This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast: A new feature on the podcast is called "The Point". Each week we take quotes from coaches and players and talk about them during an inside the game segment. This week we round up the long road trip with games against New Jersey, Chicago and Detroit. We also look into the NBC televised Avalanche game on Saturday. A full injury report with an update on Robert Esche as well as Keith Primeau. A look ahead with our "On Tap" segment where we preview the upcoming week for the Flyers. All this and much more on week 14 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 132006/01/07 Info (Show/Hide) We return from the holidays this week with our first podcast of 2006. We hope that all of you had a great holiday season, we welcome in the new year with week 13 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering January 2-8. Here is what we discussed: Flyers continue to win on the longest road trip in franchise history. We take a look at this roadtrip and pick out the key players that have been coming to the front for the team. We update the line changes that Hitch has recently adjusted. The lines seem to be different each night and Hitch has been doing a great job with putting players in roles in which they excel. A full injury report updating the the situation with Dennis Seidenberg and Robert Esche. A week in preview as the road trip comes to an end and the Flyers return home to face the Avalanche. All this and much more on week 13 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. Be sure to add us to your podcast subcriptions. flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 122005/12/27 Info (Show/Hide) Week 12 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast covering December 19-26 is now available by clicking here . This is what we discussed on the podcast: Coach Hitchcock has changed the front line around moving Mike Knuble and R.J. Umberger. We'll talk about the effect of this line change. Penalty Killing has been much better for the Flyers during the first part of this road trip. We'll talk about the PK stats over the past week. Flyers get the job done going 2 for 4 in the power play against Ottawa last week. We'll discuss the major contributors to the power play. We look at the players in the Flyers organization chosen to represent thier country at the 2006 olympic games. A week in preview as the longest road trip in Flyers history continues. All this and much more on week 12 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast. 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 112005/12/18 Info (Show/Hide) Week 11 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering December 12-18 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed this week: Flyers wind up play against the Western Conference teams. We take a look back at the Columbus, Vancouver and St. Louis games this week. Flyers experience more injuries this week. We run down a full injury report. A week in preview as we close out 2005 All this and much more on the Flyers Weekly podcast. flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 102005/12/11 Info (Show/Hide) Week 10 of the Flyers Weekly podcast is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed on this weeks podcast covering December 5-11: A trade this week between the Flyers and the Blackhawks sending Patrick Sharp and Eric Meloche out west in exchange for Matt Ellison and a 3rd round pick in the 2006 Entry Draft. We'll run down the plus and minus of the trade. Peter Forsberg has returned to the lineup and his presence was felt in Saturday's game against the Wild with a goal and assist. We'll talk about the Flyers special teams and how Hitch has changed up the lines with the Gagne injury. The young players continue to light the lamp for the Flyers with Mike Richards shootout goal on Tuesday against the Flames. We'll talk more about the roles of the young players with all the injuries the team is experiencing. A full injury report, a week in review, we also look into the mailbag and answer some of your emails. All this and much more on week 10 of Philadelphia Flyers Weekly. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 9 Now Available2005/12/04 Info (Show/Hide) Week 9 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering November 28-December 4 is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed on week 9 of the podcast: The youngsters continue to light the lamp in the Flyers organization. Patrick Sharp had a great week, we offer some of coach Hitchcock's comments on the young players also where they fit in during the absence of Forsberg The defense has played better this week, we'll look at what the Flyers did to win a few one goal games this week. An injury report and a preview of the upcoming Western Conference games. All this and much more on week 9 of Flyers Weekly Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 82005/11/28 Info (Show/Hide) Week 8 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast covering November 21-28 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on this week's podcast: A review of the Peter Forsberg injury. We talk about what players need to step up in the absence of Forsberg. A week in review of this past weeks games. The Flyers need better defensive efforts and need to create better chances. A look at the Goaltender situation for the Flyers We also read some lines from a great article by Ed Moran in the Philadelphia Daily News on Monday, November 28. The full article is available here A full injury report and a week in preview All this and much more on week 8 of the Philadelphia Flyers Podcast. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 72005/11/20 Info (Show/Hide) Week 7 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering November 14-20 is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed in this week's podcast: We spend time this week on the referee's role in the NHL. The new NHL has a lot of new rules and there have been a lot more penalties called. We break down some of the calls against the Flyers this week and how the NHL may need to come up with a watchdog process to keep penalty calling fair between teams. Sidney Crosby is the new face of the NHL and has been very exciting to watch. However some of his unsportsmanlike play has been a topic of discussion. We talk about the play of Crosby that we saw this week. A full injury report and a week in preview as the Flyers face the Lightning, Bruins and Islanders this week. All this and much more on Week 7 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Ripped With Penalty Calls2005/11/19 Info (Show/Hide) The Flyers lost to the Atlanta Thrashers 6-5 on Friday night, however, this was a much different team in my opinion than what we saw on Monday's loss against the Lightning. The Flyers come back to play strong, physical hockey against not only Atlanta but also Pittsburgh on Wednesday night. All this after Tampa Bay basically kicked Philly around like a rag doll down in Florida on Monday. What seems to be an ever increasing issue in the NHL is consistency among referrees and Friday nights contest was pure evidence that maybe some "watchdogs" need to be put into place in the new NHL. I've noticed that many calls lately have been weak, some of the referees may be using the new NHL to call every little hook, check, slap, whatever. Prime example happened twice on Friday, one call against Donald Brasheer, the other against Derian Hatcher late in the game. Brasheer was called for interference (part of a double minor) on a devastating, legal open ice hit and Hatcher was called late in the game for a weak hooking penalty. If part of the new NHL is penalizing players for legal plays, than so be it, however, there must be consistency within the referees and that is just not happening. Hatcher's penalty late in the game eventually gave the Thrashers a 3 on 6 opporotunity and that help set up the tying goal. With Atlanta's goaltender pulled later in the game, Simon Gagne had an obvious breakaway opportunity only to be brought down in neutral ice, an obvious missed call that could have saved the game for the Flyers. Obviously there were more mistakes made, the game winning goal in overtime saw de Vries and Kovalchuk beat Mike Rathje out of position, the game against Pittsburgh on Wednesday had Sidney Crosby catch the Flyers defense "standing around" and he would go on to score the game winner in overtime. However, we have seen this situation in Major League Baseball, no matter what the situation, the officials CANNOT take it upon themselves to be involved in the outcome of games. We've seen it happen so many times in professional sports where the officials seem to want to be more involved in the outcome and end up making incorrect calls which have an influence on the outcome of games. The new NHL is great, the excitement level is up, and fans are coming back to the game and with all this comes a learning experience, but there must be enforcements in place to make sure the game is called evenly and fair for both sides. We'll talk more about this issue on the Flyers Weekly podcast this weekend. email: flyersweekly@gmail.com web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 62005/11/13 Info (Show/Hide) Week 6 of the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly podcast covering November 6-13 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on this week's podcast: Hitchcock's Corner centered around the play of Joni Pitkanen, Antero Nittymaki and Patrick Sharp. Each of these players had key contributions in 2 of the 3 Flyers wins this past week. The "Dueces Wild" line of Knuble, Forsberg, and Gagne got going again in the Panthers game. We'll talk about what this line brings to the club. The Handzus, Sim, Richards line has been broken up by coach Hitchcock for the time being. We'll talk about why this line has been broken up and what the new lines look like. A full injury report including updates to Eric Desjardins and Sami Kapanen. A preview of the week ahead as the Flyers take to the road against the Lightning and Penguins and also host the Thrashers and Penguins at home. All of this and much more on week 6 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 52005/11/06 Info (Show/Hide) Week 5 of the Flyers Weekly Podcast is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on week 5 covering October 31 through November 5th: Our weekly feature called Hitchcock's corner centered around the play of Jeff Carter, Robert Esche and the "Dueces Wild" line of Forsberg, Gagne, and Knuble. A full injury report including an update on Sami Kapanen and Eric Desjardins. The power play and penalty killing units have improved greatly. We look at the numbers that the special teams have put up this week. A preview of the Bruins, Islanders, and Panthers games this week at the Wachovia Center as the Flyers wind up a 5 game homestand. All this and much more on week 5 of Flyers Weekly. Be sure to send us your emails and subscribe to Flyers Weekly today! Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Gear Up For Homestand2005/11/02 Info (Show/Hide) The Flyers are gearing up for a long homestand to start November with a visit from Washington and Atlanta this week at the Wachovia Center. The Flyers looked much better in the Sunday night contest in Ottawa against the very difficult and speedy Sens. With some sub .500 teams in coming into Philly this weekend, it's important that the Flyers take advantage of Washington and Atlanta who seem to be shorthanded for a large part of thier games this year. The Flyers will have the opprotunity to improve the power play and will need to continue improvements on the penalty killing unit. Keith Primeau will sit out both games this week due to a concussion sustained in last weeks contest against the Habs. With Primeau out, Coach Hitchcock will move Jeff Carter and R.J. Umberger into the penalty killing unit. You will probably also see more ice time from players like Patrick Sharp and Branko Radivojevic during even strength. If you have tickets to the Thrashers game on Saturday, the Flyers will be celebrating thier 25 Millionth Fan through the turnstyles. The lucky individual recieves nothing less than a gold mine winning prizes like: a Sharp-Aquos LCD-HD TV, a seven day trip to Florida, an opprotunity to ride the Zamboni during the intermission of the game, a limo ride to diner at the Victors club in the Wachovia Center for a future Flyers game and about 10 other very valuable prizes. All this for entering the Wachovia Center at just the right time. WOW... If you win, don't forget about Flyers Weekly. For the full rundown of prizes, click here Finally, anyone remember Alexandre Daigle? Didn't think so, I personally tried to forget. Yea, anyway, well he is still around believe it or not and playing with the Minnesota Wild. There is an interesting article on the former Flyer at NHL.com. Check it out here New Flyers Weekly this weekend. flyersweekly@gmail.com http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 42005/10/29 Info (Show/Hide) Week 4 of Flyers Weekly covering October 22-29 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on the podcast this week: Our weekly feature called Hitchcock's Corner centered around the penalty killing unit of the Flyers and what they must do to improve while shorthanded. We also discussed the power play and offense of the team as commented by coach Hitchcock. An injury report updating the injuries to Sami Kapanen and Turner Stevenson. A preview of the Ottawa Senators, Washington Capitals and Atlanta Thrashers games this week. We also talk about your emails, look at where the Flyers rank in penalty killing and look at key plays that happened this past week. All this and much more on week 4 of the Philadelphia Flyers Podcast. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 32005/10/21 Info (Show/Hide) Week 3 of Flyers Weekly is available by clicking here This is what we discussed on week 3 covering October 13-21 Flyers were at the West Point Military Academy this week for a team building event. We'll talk about Hitchcock's thoughts on the team building also his comments on the games last weekend against the Pens and Islanders. An injury report highlighting the recent injury to Turner Stevenson. A review of the Maple Leafs, Penguins, and Islanders games last weekend. We'll also look ahead to next week as the Flyers rematch the Leafs and face the Habs, Panthers, and Senators. All this and much more on week 3 of Flyers Weekly. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 22005/10/11 Info (Show/Hide) Week 2 of the Flyers Weekly podcast covering October 3-9 is available by clicking here This is what we discussed in this weeks podcast A new feature on the show is Hitchcocks Corner. Each week we look into quotes from coach Hitchcock to the media. This week we looked at the Flyers lines and what Hitch is doing to change things up. We also discussed what Hitch has said regarding the unproductive special teams. The Flyers are currently 2 for 15 with a man advantage on the year. A full injury report. A look back at both the Rangers home opener and the Devils games. We also preview the upcoming Toronto, Pittsburgh and Islanders games All this and much more on week 2 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. Be sure to add Flyers Weekly to your podcast subscriptions. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com The First Of Many2005/10/07 Info (Show/Hide) Martin Brodeur will certainly be recovering from a 5 goal hangover tomorrow as the Flyers got thier first win of the 2005-06 season with a 5-2 victory over the Devils. Simon Gagne scored 2 goals and Peter Forsberg had 2 assists to help the cause. Michal Handzus, Turner Stevenson and Jon Sim also had goals for the Flyers. Even with Dennis Seidenberg and Derian Hatcher out, the defense looked much better in tonights win than they did in the opener on Wednesday against the Rangers. Special teams may be the struggle as the Devils scored both of thier goals on the power play and the Flyers went 0 for 5 with the advantage. Because of the rule changes, there will be more chances with a man advantage, the Flyers need to step up on special teams and score more on the power play and allow less while shorthanded. Antero Nittymaki started the game in place of Robert Esche and there is no goaltender controversy in Philly. Due to the way the schedule is set up this year, Hitchcock said he wanted to get Nittymaki a few starts right from the beginning of the season. Nittymaki is now 4-0 in NHL play continuing his unbeaten streak from the 2003-04 season. Nittymaki was quick, he is moving out of the net much better and seems to be ahead of plays coming his way. This was also much more of a physical game for the Flyers as Primeau and Brashear were obviously trying to send a message that this is a physical team. We'll recap the Rangers and Devils games this week on the Flyers Weekly podcast. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com Web: http://flyersweekly.blogspot.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Flyers Weekly Week 12005/10/02 Info (Show/Hide) The very first Flyers Podcast is now available by clicking here This is what we discussed on the first week of the Philadelphia Flyers Podcast: Introduction of the host of Flyers Weekly, Chris Smith. A review of the new NHL rules and regulations for the year. A Flyers team preview. We take a look at a the new faces in the Flyers organization this year, we also look at the veteran players and what they can bring to the table. An injury report listing the teams current injuries. All this and much more on week 1 of the Flyers Weekly podcast. Send your thoughts and suggestions our way. Email: flyersweekly@gmail.com 2005 Beyond Media East Broadcating www.philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com flyersweekly@gmail.com Philadelphia Flyers Weekly http://philadelphiaflyersweekly.blogspot.com/Welcome to the Philadelphia Flyers Weekly Podcast. Each week we'll highlight player news, weekly highlights and franchise news for the Philadelphia Flyers. We'll also feature weekly news from around the NHL. Be sure to add Flyers Weekly to your podcast subscriptions.

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