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Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers' (4-9-4) are in Manhattan on Thursday to take on Mike Sullivan's New York Rangers (8--7-1).
The Philadelphia Flyers opened a five game road trip with a 3-2 loss to the New York Rangers.
In the history of the Flyers’ franchise, there have been seven players to score 300 or more regular season goals as a member of the team.
Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers' (4-10-4) are in Alberta on Sunday to take on Ryan Huska's Calgary Flames (7-9-1).
In their final trip to the venerable Saddledome, the Philadelphia Flyers saw three separate leads slip away on Sunday evening.
The team is right back in action on Tuesday as they visit Manny Malhotra's Vancouver Canucks (3-15-1).
The Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Vancouver Canucks, 3-1, at Rogers Arena on Monday night.
Rick Tocchet's Philadelphia Flyers (5-10-5) are back in Alberta on Wednesday to play Mike Babcock's Edmonton Oilers (13-3-3).
The Flyers outplayed the Oilers for much of the game but battled back from a two goal deficit to force OT.
The late Roger Neilson carved a unique place in hockey history as a colorful coach and innovator.
