Gormley: Eastern Conference finals: No. 2 Penguins vs. No. 6 Flyers

 
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A look at the hated Philadelphia Flyers

Do you think a temper or two could flare in this barn-burner ??? If you thought a Penguins/Rangers series was going to be rough, you ain’t see nothin’ yet. The Flyers are coming to town, and they are on a serious roll.
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Pens vs. Flyers

A well matched series. The only advantage Pittsburgh is seeing for the series is home ice advantage. Pittsburgh is more responsible defensively than Philadelphia. And the Flyers have a marginally better special teams compared to Pittsburgh. This is ...
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Penguins/Flyers schedule set

Here is the schedule for the Eastern Conference Finals between the Penguins and Flyers (times will be announced today, I’ll edit this when that happens);
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Ed Moran: Penguins won't recognize Flyers | Philadelphia Daily News | 05/05/2008

DURING THE LAST game of the Flyers' regular season, Simon Gagne was standing in the Wachovia Center press box listening to some of the talk about the way the Pittsburgh Penguins were playing. There was a healthy dose of suspicion that Pittsburgh ...
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Flyers vs. Penguins Eastern Conference Finals Schedule Released

Between the first and second rounds, the Flyers only had one day of rest. Now, after knocking off the Canadiens on Saturday, the Flyers will have nearly a week to prepare for their cross-state rivals: Game 1: Friday, May 9, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Game 2: Sunday, May 11, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Game 3: Tuesday, May 13, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Game 4.........
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