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Hextall Hitting The High Road
Ron Hextall believes the Philadelphia Flyers have a bright future, even if won't be part of it.
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Does Babcock Have Crystal Balls? We'll Find Out Soon Enough, Whether We Care Or Not.
William Nylander should be a Toronto Maple Leafs player for a long time if he signs a contract, coach Mike Babcock said Thursday. "I'll tell you again, this is what I think, and it's just what I think," Babcock said. " [General manager] Kyle [Dubas] and I talk about this every day so I'm up to date on what's going on. There's lots of opinion out there. Let's not confuse opinion and facts; we think Willy is going to be here. We think Willy is going to be here for a long time. We think he's going to be a career Leaf. That's what we think, that's what we believe."HockeyFights CommunityVintage Goalie Coaching Video from 1986
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Former GM Ron Hextall 'stunned' losing Flyers fired him
VORHEES, N.J. (AP) — Former Philadelphia general manager Ron Hextall said he was stunned the Flyers fired him this week, despite their losing record. Hextall, a former Flyers goalie, was fired Monday after 4 ½ seasons on the job. "I didn't see this coming in any way," Hextall said Friday. "I was shocked. I was stunned, yeah." The Flyers are 10-12-2 and in last place in the Eastern Conference under coach Dave Hakstol headed into Saturday's game at Pittsburgh. Flyers President Paul Holmgren said he fired Hextall because it had "become clear that we no longer share the same philosophical approach concerning the direction of the team."
Burke wants penalties for open bench doors during play - Sportsnet.ca
The Hockey Central panel discuss if penalties should be given if a team have a bench door open during play.ColoradoAvalanche CommunityCardiffDevilsFans CommunityNewYorkIslanders Community
Pretty Sure They'll Cheer, Erik. Karlsson Readies For First Return To Ottawa With Sharks On Saturday
BUFFALO -- Erik Karlsson isn't sure if there will be cheers, tears or a combination of both when he faces his former team for the first time on Saturday.How will the fans react to him? How will he react to them?"It's going to be fun, different, weird, I'm sure," the San Jose Sharks defenseman said Monday about returning to play the Ottawa Senators. "We'll see what the emotions will be.MontrealCanadiens Community
The Price Is Right
Watch as Carey Price shoves Warren Foegele to the ice after the two get physical behind the net.CardiffDevilsFans Community
Duchenne's Shellfish Play Pays Off
Matt Duchene miraculously whacks the puck out of mid air with his backhand from the face-off circle.