Steve Mason

After a three game road trip to start the 2016-17 season, the Flyers have fans and analysts asking a very familiar question: who should be the starting Goaltender?  Whether it's 1997-98 season with Garth Snow and Ron Hextall or 2009-10 circus with Michael Leighton, Ray Emery, and Brian Boucher the Flyers have an infamous history concerning the men who play in between the pipes...

VOORHEES — The end to Steve Mason’s season was just as embarrassing as the start was to the point where it’s easy to overlook the middle.

VOORHEES — Michal Neuvirth will be between the pipes with everything on the line for the Flyers Wednesday night.

VOORHEES — Steve Mason has walked around tight-lipped since the final buzzer of Game 3 Monday night so he doesn’t say the wrong thing.

Tonight is a pivotal game for the Flyers tonight as they are down two games to the Capitals heading into Game 3.  ESPN NHL Reporter Joe McDonald said Monday afternoon on The Sports Bash that in order to get back in this playoff series the Flyers must score first tonight:

WASHINGTON — It was one of the sickest feelings Flyers goalie Steve Mason has ever had.

WASHINGTON — As the Flyers found in the regular season many times, chasing a game doesn’t allow for much wiggle room.

Coming down the stretch of the NHL season the Flyers have leaned on Steve Mason in Goal without an NHL experienced  backup.  Over the last few weeks Mason has stood tall and answered all questions about his ability to stay healthy, play like a Number One Goaltender in the NHL, and all other doubts from fans and media...

Injured goalie Michal Neuvirth limped his way to the bench last Thursday when the Flyers took their team photo. Even standing for a prolonged period of time aggravated his knee injury.

PHILADELPHIA — The Flyers’ goalie, he who budding star Shayne Gostisbehere calls the team MVP, spent a little time enjoying his latest win and a lot of time recovering from it.