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The Philadelphia Flyers are not only legitimately good, but they also have the number of the Vancouver Canucks. That much was obvious on Thursday, as those troublesome Flyers piled up three objectives in 2:06 to control them to a 4-1 win at Rogers Field. [ Flyers recap]
Truth be told, the Flyers are so great, it’s time Philadelphia begins treating them in a serious way once more. Indeed, that implies keeping awake until 1 a.m. to watch them play on the West Coast. [ Carchidi Column]
Forward Noah Cates has gotten together with the Flyers post-occasion break, and has continued skating all alone. That is a decent sign his re-visitation of the ice is not too far off. [ Noah Cates]
PhHN+: The Flyers have Max Pacioretty motivations to accept Shaper Gauthier is, as a matter of fact, a person they can work around proceeding. [ Shaper Gauthier]
NHL News from Public Hockey Now

The Bison Sabers will be without genius Tage Thompson for a tad because of ‘individual reasons’. Likewise, go show Bison Hockey Now’s most current beat essayist, Jason Moser, some affection around there. He just sent off this week. [ Bison Sabres]
The Montreal Canadiens are still sort of in the Eastern Meeting special case race, and a ton of that has to do with the play of freshman defenseman Jayden Struble. Purchase your stocks now. [ Montreal Canadiens]
In spite of a thrilling success over the Columbus Blue Coats, New Jersey Demons lead trainer Lindy Ruff ran an extreme practice on Thursday. He gave it to the team once during a drill. [ New Jersey Devils]
Roberto Luongo is authoritatively back with the Florida Pumas… somewhat. You’ll need to see with yourselves own eyes. [ Florida Panthers]
Previous Calgary Flares forward, Scratch Ritchie, is going to confront some discipline subsequent to flipping out during his game in Finland’s Liiga. [ Calgary Flames]