Even if three innings used to take longer than the French Open, baseball has gone too far with its fixation on storming off the stage.…
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PHILADELPHIA — Owen Tippett had his first career hat trick, Carter Hart made 34 saves and the Flyers defeated the Buffalo Sabres 5-2 on Friday…
By DAN GELSTON PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Flyers have fired general manager Chuck Fletcher and promoted franchise great Danny Briere to the interim job, a…
PHILADELPHIA — Chuck Fletcher wasn’t completely inactive at the trade deadline on Friday. Although he didn’t trade either James van Riemsdyk or Justin Braun, who…
PHILADELPHIA — Booed repeatedly and sloppy throughout, the Flyers lost for the sixth time in seven games Friday, falling 5-2, to the Montreal Canadiens. While…
CHERRY HILL, N.J. — Rob Thomson has gone over it once, twice, three times. More. “Fifteen, maybe,” the Phillies’ manager said Monday, before accepting the…
PHILADELPHIA — Between the time he was hired to the moment he was about to do the work, the specs for John Tortorella’s latest job…
PHILADELPHIA — After a thorough defeat a day earlier in Boston, the Flyers returned home Tuesday with a list of things to improve. On it?…
Even as the Philadelphia Flyers have promised to aggressively retool, they are proving they can save some room for patience. Resisting a trade for more…
By GREG BEACHAM LAS VEGAS (AP) — If any hockey executive is somehow still uncertain whether Claude Giroux can deliver on the biggest stages, the…
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Flyers have fired coach Alain Vigneault following eight straight losses, two shy of matching a team record of 10 in a…
DALLAS (AP) — Roope Hintz scored for the second game in a row after no goals in his first 11 games, Anton Khudobin stopped 31…
By AARON BRACY PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Jonathan Huberdeau scored twice, including the go-ahead goal in the third period, and added an assist to lead the…