The Philadelphia Flyers lost 2–1 to the Florida Panthers in their season opener — but this episode isn’t just about the game.
We’re joined by Charlie Minn, director of the new documentary “The Swede of Philadelphia”, to talk about Pelle Lindbergh’s legacy, the Flyers’ history, and what Lindbergh still means to this city decades later.
Then we break down:
🏒 Vladar’s strong debut in net
⚙️ Rick Tocchet’s system and early growing pains
🚨 Why the offense disappeared in the 3rd period
🧡 How Lindbergh’s story connects to the Flyers’ present day fight
It’s an emotional, passionate show about the past and present of Flyers hockey — you don’t want to miss this one.
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You are correct. Scoring was underwhelming. As everyone else thought, the Cates line is a line we count on. I think the first two lines needed to swap centers. Couts and Devorak on the same line made no sense. However Devorak with Zegras and Mitchkov gave the defensive support to their offensive play that brings a ballance to the line.
They needed the rope in training camp. 😂 I stand by that!!
hmm when will it come out digitally for someone who moved out of the area?