kuklaskorner.com - 3/5/2008
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from the Philadelphia Inquirer, If the Flyers miss the playoffs by two points, they may blame a blown call in last night’s 5-2 loss to the Buffalo Sabres at the Wachovia Center....
Buffalo center Tim Connolly had not gotten off the ice when Roy was virtually on top of goalie Marty Biron.
“They had five guys on the ice by 60 feet,” Flyers coach John Stevens said, ...
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