Inquirer alum & Hockey News columnist. Co-creator of Bullies, an upcoming TV series on the fabled Flyers of yesteryear. Author of 6 sports-related books.
Brian Page, who was paralyzed while playing for the Little #Flyers in November of 2020, gets a puck from classy @penguins captain Sidney Crosby. Video: Zack Hill.
After 46 wonderful years at The Inquirer, I’ve accepted the buyout & will start a new phase in my life. Thanks to all my great editors & amazing colleagues, & thanks to all our passionate readers. It’s been my pleasure — and I still plan to do some #Flyers freelance work. Cheers!
#Flyers coach Alain Vigneault took this photo of his parents, Maurice and Loraine, in May. He said his mom is battling dementia,and this was one of his happiest days after his 14-day quarantine because his mom recognized him.
This is the 53rd year that the legendary Lou Nolan has been the @NHLFlyers’ PA announcer. Before that, he worked alongside Joe Kadlec in the PR department. He is the only person who has worked for the Flyers since their inception in 1967-68. Bravo, Lou!
Robert Haag, with tears in his eyes, jokingly says Oskar Lindblom is like his “annoying little brother.” The two Swedes are extremely close. Hagg was with Lindblom when he was given the diagnosis and he got choked up as he recalled the conversation. #Flyers
Update: Nolan Patrick is skating without issues and able to sleep much better because headaches have diminished. Still some hurdles but it’s sounding optimistic. #Flyers
