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Flyers Execute Their Game Plan

from Sam Donnellon of the Philadelphia Daily News,

“The network guys aren’t going to like you for this,” coach John Stevens was told after the Flyers handcuffed the Washington Capitals yesterday, 2-0, at times making the raucous Verizon Center sound more like the nearby Smithsonian.

Stevens smiled that Cheshire cat grin of his and walked on. From the moment Friday night’s 5-4 shootout ended, he had defended his game plan, blaming the number of goals and the Flyers’ third-period meltdown on “self-inflicted wounds” and “poor execution.” What transpired in front of him yesterday - huge stretches when the high-flying Caps did not have a shot, a neutral zone that often resembled the drive-time Schuylkill and not the European autobahn of Friday night - was what he envisioned happening on Friday.

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philduba's avatar

I couldn’t agree more. When I was watching the game yesterday, I was thinking, when did the Flyers become the Devils? I still think they need to tighten a little more in the center of the ice behind the initial forechecker by not having the wings right along the boards.

Posted by philduba from New Jersey on 04/14/08 at 08:26 AM ET

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