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PITTSBURGH — Early Tuesday afternoon, outside of the visiting dressing room at PPG Paints Arena, four guys inside one of hockey’s fiercest rivalries engaged in a similar conversation to ones that many Pittsburghers have had over the last couple of days.

It was destined to be for Sidney Crosby.

PHILADELPHIA — For the first time in 2022, the Flyers put together back-to-back wins thanks to their 3-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets. The last time they won two in a row was when the beat the Ottawa Senators on Dec. 18 and then the Seattle Kraken on Dec. 29.

A long time and several hundred Flyers head coaches ago, Ed Snider got angry at a press conference. It was October 2013. He and the rest of the organization’s brain trust – general manager Paul Holmgren, president Peter Luukko – had fired Peter Laviolette and were replacing him with Craig…

PHILADELPHIA — After a 13-game losing streak to start 2022 turned the Flyers’ Happy New Year to a dry January, the last game of the month offered a welcome respite for the struggling club.

Dave Scott apologized for the Flyers’ wretched season. Drowning in a sea of empty seats, Scott promised that things will get better. Scott, in an unusual midseason state-of-the-team address from a CEO, sympathized with fans who are angry that the Flyers are the worst version of themselves in their 54…

PHILADELPHIA — For 16 years, Flyers defenseman Keith Yandle has never wavered from his pregame routine.

ELMONT, N.Y. — The same night the Flyers’ Keith Yandle broke the NHL record for most consecutive games played, his team broke the franchise mark for most consecutive losses.

With their 3-1 loss to the Dallas Stars on Monday night at the Wells Fargo Center, the 2021-22 Flyers cemented their place in franchise history books. Now, dating back to Dec. 30, their losing streak has reached 12 games, which ties a franchise high established during the 1998-99 season.