Penguins/Flyers notes: Remain calm, all is well

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Confluence of the Three Rivers Confluence of the Three Rivers posted 5/17/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
The Stars just beat the Red Wings in Detroit in Game Five. Sounds like more reason for the Pens to end it on Sunday. You’d think that Bobby Orr and Paul Coffey were lacing them up for the Flyers in Game Five back at the Igloo. Yes, it looks like Kimmo Timonen and/or Braydon Coburn will play tomorrow. Certainly, their presence will bring an emotional lift to the Flyers. [link]

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The Flyers Could Get Timonen and Coburn Back For Game 5

FlyersFan25 posted 5/16/2008 from www.thebroadstreetblog.com

The Flyers got some good news last night. Following the Flyers 4-2 win against the Pittsburgh Penguins, Kimmo Timonen updated his injury with the media. Timonen met with his doctor earlier in the day and was cleared to skate today. There is also a good chance that Braydon Coburn could be back as well for Game 5. Getting these two back in the lineup would be huge for the Flyers.
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Flyers' Timonen hopes to play tomorrow | Philadelphia Inquirer | 05/17/2008

The Hockey Herald found this 5/17/2008 on www.philly.com

Nothing has changed physically for Flyers defenseman Kimmo Timonen since he was hit in the left ankle by a puck in Game 4 of the Montreal series and sustained what eventually was diagnosed as a blood clot. But with doctors now telling him that the ...
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Stars 2, Red Wings 1

The Big Lead found this 5/17/2008 on www.nhl.com

Stars edge Wings 2-1 John Kreiser | NHL.com Staff Writer Marty Turco picked a great time to get his first NHL win at Joe Louis Arena. Turco stopped 38 shots and used his passing to set up both Dallas goals as the Stars stayed alive in the Western ...
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Rory Boylen's Blog: THN.com Playoff Blog: Turco the story of Dallas's success

KK Hockey found this 5/17/2008 on www.thehockeynews.com

There goes another monkey off the back of Marty Turco. Despite being one of the world s best players at his position, Turco is consistently one of the most underappreciated, as well. People always want more from the unpredictable tender. A year ago he ...
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Flyers' Timonen hopes to play tomorrow | Philadelphia Inquirer | 05/17/2008

Faceoff Factor found this 5/17/2008 on www.philly.com

Nothing has changed physically for Flyers defenseman Kimmo Timonen since he was hit in the left ankle by a puck in Game 4 of the Montreal series and sustained what eventually was diagnosed as a blood clot. But with doctors now telling him that the ...
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