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.)
Flyers’ Trade for Kevin Hayes has More Subtle Meaning for the State of the Franchise
Flyers GM Chuck Fletcher made a savvy move Monday night by trading for the rights to pending unrestricted free agent center Kevin Hayes. The cost
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The Joel Quenneville Talk Can Finally Stop. Now, lets talk Dave Tippett
The Flyers offseason is only entering it’s second day and the angst has already set in. It’s because of an early morning tweet from another
A Few Clues About the Future? Thoughts After Flyers 5, Maple Leafs 4
So, the Flyers won last night, defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs in a shootout 5-4. It allowed them to officially stave off elimination for at
Three Guys Who Are Making a Difference – Thoughts after Flyers 3, Blackhawks 1
Ahh, the Flyers. Yes, they’re still playing. Yes, they’re still technically still in a playoff race, sitting five points out of the final spot with
Delaying the Inevitable – Thoughts after the Flyers’ 3-1 loss to the Canadiens
Claude Giroux had to answer questions he really couldn’t answer. His team had just lost to the Montreal Canadiens, 3-1. It was a missed opportunity
That’s All Folks (Probably)… Thoughts after Capitals 5, Flyers 3
As the Flyers skated off the ice down two goals to the Washington Capitals at the end of the first period Wednesday, they were met
