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by Paul on 12/11/09 at 05:55 PM ET
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from Phil Coffey of NHL.com,
It may not sound like much, but one of the first moves Peter Laviolette made since taking over as coach of the Philadelphia Flyers is to move the team’s game-day skates back to the team’s training facility in Voorhees, N.J., away from prying eyes at the Wachovia Center.
Laviolette’s rationale is he wants to work on sundry parts of the Flyers’ game without personnel from the visiting team around to watch.
Laviolette did not poll the players on this decision, despite having a good number of players who live in the city.
“It wasn’t up for discussion,” Laviolette said.
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