Steve Mason

VOORHEES— When he was with the Columbus Blue Jackets, goalie Steve Mason might have looked ahead to Saturday and circled the date for a game against the Detroit Red Wings. Now that he’s a Flyer and has a new outlook on how to approach a game and work within a game, those days are gone...

It doesn’t take much for Steve Mason to keep a positive attitude these days.

The Philadelphia Flyers and Los Angeles Kings have discussed a trade involving LA Kings goalie Jonathan Bernier, a league source confirmed to the Philadelphia Inquirer's Sam Carchidi. The timing of this news makes sense considering according to some reports, Philadelphia will buy out the remainder of Ilya Bryzgalov's contract, but that may not happen unless the Flyers have a trade in place to acqu

Sitting on a plane bound for Toronto, Steve Mason tried to collect his thoughts on his way to meet new teammates. The goalie, who turned 25 at the end of May, was finally able to wipe the slate clean. While the Oakville, Ontario, product won the Calder Trophy his rookie year with the Columbus Blue Jackets, nothing seemed to go right afterward...

When he got a call from Columbus GM Jarmo Kekalainen notifying him he had been traded to Philadelphia, goalie Steve Mason saw it as a chance to press the reset button on his entire career. Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren said he never considered Steve Mason to be a rental when he dealt for the goalie about a half hour before last Wednesday’s trade deadline...

VOORHEES The Flyers acquired goalie Steve Mason from Columbus. According to reports, Michael Leighton and a third-round pick are going the other way. That’s right. Sergei Bobrovsky’s backup. That’s right. Sergei Bobrovsky was the Flyers’ backup last year...