Philly Sports Jabronis

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com It was exactly one month ago that the Sixers opened their 2014-15 season with a 103-91 loss on the road to the Indiana Pacers. Fourteen losses of varying harshness followed, with none more painful than the ...

Report From Philadelphia Flyers * Jakub Voracek recorded his 11th multi-point game of the season and remains the only Flyer with at least one point in every game this season in which the team has not been shut out – He now ...

Report From Philadelphia Flyers  * The loss marks the fourth time the Flyers have been shut out this season, and first time on home ice. * Per the Elias Sports Bureau, Cam Talbot became the first goalie since the 2007-08 ...

ARLINGTON, Tx. — We’ve waited for the Eagles to play a complete game in this 2014 season and they came within a few red-zone bobbles of doing just that in Thursday’s 33-10 wire-to-wire win over Dallas. If there was a statement ...

A loss typically hurts the most when it comes despite a determined effort. Wednesday night’s 99-91 defeat at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets is testament to that truth. The Sixers twice battled back from more than 15 points down, ...

By Paul Harris, Flyers.com DETROIT — For the second consecutive game, the Detroit Red Wings got a two-goal game from a player who was returning to the lineup. Pavel Datsyuk scored twice in his first game after missing four straight with ...

Report From Philadelphia Eagles Wide receiver Josh Huff has been named the NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Week 12 for his 107-yard kickoff return for a touchdown last Sunday against the Tennessee Titans. Huff’s impressive return that included two ...

Recent comments about fellow Eagles wide receiver’s playing time have been described as “a joke” by the Birds’ Riley Cooper. Cooper told reporters recently that his feelings regarding his teammate’s increased playing time coming largely to do to a contract ...

By Doug Ammon, Sixers.com  It’s been a common theme all season – a tough battle by Philadelphia done in by a rough stretch in a single period of the game. The Sixers kept pace in the first half, going into ...

By Jay Greenberg, Flyers.com The day the Flyers released Pat Quinn, Paul Holmgren cried, not something players do any longer over a coach, if they ever did. ‘I was devastated,” recalled Holmgren. “I remember speaking out publicly. “He had a way of ...