The Flyers Could Get Timonen and Coburn Back For Game 5

Coburn and Timonen back for Game Five?

Enriquefed posted 5/16/2008 from allthingsphillysports.blogspot.com

All of the sudden, things are looking a whole lot better for the Flyers. Fresh off their Game Four win last night the Flyers announced that they might have their top two defensemen back in the line-up on Sunday for Game Five. Braydon Coburn, who missed the last two games after he took a puck to the face....... Click the link for more on this situation.

Versus Knows What's Up

Habsroy33 posted 5/16/2008 from thepowerplay.blogspot.com

Versus has just released a promo for the upcoming Stanley Cup Finals. It mysteriously starts out with a lengthy variety of shots of an old ugly chair. Apparently a talking old ugly chair as well. They show more of that damn chair than they do any hockey. It also may point out who will be playing in the Cup finals before anything is decided...

They Are Heading Back To The Igloo

Sportsmaniac77 posted 5/16/2008 from mvn.com

It was do or die for the Philadelphia Flyers last night. Like the the Dallas Stars they fought off elimination with a 4-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins. It was a sea of orange at the Wachovia Center. The place had energy last night and the Flyers fed off of that energy. The first two periods they dominated the play. The Penguins didn’t come to play in the first. Marc Andre Fluery had..

Timonen Given Full Medical Clearance, HIGHLY Probable for Game 5

Clarke's Boys found this 5/16/2008 on www.hockeybuzz.com

Timonen speaks to reporters and tells them he is out of danger, will skate tomorrow and likely play game 5. Various Flyers players also are telling me that Timonen will be in the line-up. Prior to tonight's game Timonen asked to speak to his ...

FLYERS: Kimmo Timonen Primed for Return

MVNsoccer posted 5/16/2008 from flyers.nhl.com

May 16 --- NHL.com: When he went to see Dr. Ronald Fairman at the University of Pennsylvania hospital on Thursday, the Flyers’ defenseman was already resigned to the fact that the blood clot in his left foot would keep him out of action for at least the rest of the Eastern Conference Final series with the Pittsburgh Penguins. --- Now, he is back on the ice, and could return for Sunday’s Game 5...