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One year, one woman, one plan to mix it up. Jessie Parker, a young, single woman living in Bristol steps out of her comfort zone in 2022

PHILADELPHIA — Undoubtedly, putting the third-ranked Edmonton Oilers power play on five man-advantage opportunities wasn’t part of the game plan for interim coach Mike Yeo and the Flyers. However, a slew of four tripping penalties and one for high-sticking sent the Flyers to the kill in the first and second…

With the March 21 trade deadline approaching, all eyes are on captain Claude Giroux, who is set to become an unrestricted free agent in the offseason and could waive his no-movement clause to facilitate a transaction to a Stanley Cup contender.

PHILADELPHIA — For the first time since Feb. 1, the Flyers held onto a lead for 59 minutes and beat the Washington Capitals, 2-1, Saturday afternoon at the Wells Fargo Center to snap a six-game skid.

The cases for Florida and Dayton aren’t clear cut. Plus, who could be a bid-stealer this year?

PHILADELPHIA — It was a night for sweet nostalgia. Brayden Schenn returning to the place where he established himself in the NHL.

VORHEES, N.J. — Craig Berube doesn’t strike you as the sentimental type. Nonetheless, Monday’s practice had to been a little strange for the Blues’ head coach.

For the second time this season, the Flyers kept up with the No. 1 team in the division, the Carolina Hurricanes.

The Carolina Hurricanes will meet the Philadelphia Flyers in NHL action on Monday afternoon from the Wells Fargo Center.

PHILADELPHIA — After a goal late in the third period from winger Gerry Mayhew put the Flyers up 3-2, it seemed like the team was on its way to victory for the second time this month.

There was hope. It disappeared in 54 seconds.