Anthony SanFilippo, has been writing about hockey this entire millennia. Whether it was as a beat reporter for the Delaware County Daily Times (and it’s six sister newspapers), or for the Philadelphia Flyers website, his hockey history has taken him across North America to see games in more than 60 arenas. He has also been a contributor to the Associated Press and Sports Illustrated and has appeared countless times on television and radio. That said, he’s not just a hockey guy (no matter what you think) and has covered each of the four major professional sports in his career. He also works in politics writing strategic messaging for campaigns nationwide, but that’s probably too boring to discuss here. He’s also a part-time actor and a full-time dad, meaning he has no time for anything else (but if you ask nicely, he’ll probably say yes.)
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A Ghost of a Chance – On Shayne Gostisbehere and Likely the Last Opportunity to Prove Himself
A couple of weeks ago, Shayne Gostisbehere and Alain Vigneault sat down for a chat. They both had things they wanted to get off their
Nolan Patrick Officially Back with the Flyers, but He Doesn’t Really Want to Talk About It
If Nolan Patrick can be in the Flyers lineup on opening night Jan. 13 against Pittsburgh, it will be exactly 650 days between games. That’s
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It was 11 years ago today that the Flyers played in their first Winter Classic – against the Boston Bruins at Fenway Park. It was
Flyers Ask Sam Morin to Switch Positions and Embrace a New-School Enforcer’s Role
Flyers coach Alain Vigneault and assistant coach Ian Laperriere have morphed into Dr. Frankenstein. That’s because they came up with an idea – one they
Flyers Captain Claude Giroux is Not Old, and he’s Not Afraid to Tell You
Claude Giroux will turn 33-years-old in 13 days. But one thing is abundantly clear – he is not old. Additionally, he has no interest in
Chuck Fletcher Speaks and Gritty is Back. It Must Be a Very Flyers Christmas.
Today, in hockey, is usually the last day of the unofficial first half of the season. Normally, the final games are played. There is a
Sean Couturier Becomes First Flyer to Win the Selke Trophy in 33 Years
Sean Couturier won the Frank J. Selke Trophy as the NHL’s best two-way forward. It’s an award that has been a long time coming for
Postmortem – What We Learned From Islanders 4, Flyers 0
I waited ’til Sunday morning. I had to. Emotions were too raw Saturday night among the Flyers’ fan base. Writing anything that could potentially strike
