Wayne Fish
Editor, FlyingFishHockey.com and Hockey Columnist at Freelance
Recipient of 2020 Stan Hochman Award; 2016 Keystone Press Award winner; co-author of: “Brian Propp: Angel on My Wing” and “Chris Therien: Road to Redemption.”
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1 week ago |
mcall.com | Wayne Fish
For more than a decade, he had the “best seat in the house.”And now, well into the second stage of his “hockey” career, he still does. We’re referring to Brian Boucher, the ex-Flyer goaltender, who not only backstopped Philadelphia to the Eastern Conference finals in 2000 but played a key role in the team’s trip to the 2010 Stanley Cup Final. All those years of taking in the action from the netfront have given Boucher a somewhat unique perspective on the game.
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1 week ago |
flyingfishhockey.com | Wayne Fish
For more than a decade, he had the “best seat in the house.”And now, well into the second stage of his “hockey” career, he still does. We’re referring to Brian Boucher, the ex-Flyer goaltender, who not only backstopped Philadelphia to the Eastern Conference finals in 2000 but played a key role in the team’s trip to the 2010 Stanley Cup Final. All those years of taking in the action from the netfront have given Boucher a somewhat unique perspective on the game.
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2 weeks ago |
flyingfishhockey.com | Wayne Fish
A county, a region, a portion of a state usually only get a once-in-a-lifetime female runner every generation or so. Bucks has been blessed with two. In chronological order, Central Bucks East High School graduate Jan Yerkes first lit up racing competition at Villanova University (by way of Lock Haven) in the mid-to-late ‘70s.
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2 weeks ago |
buckscountyherald.com | Wayne Fish
A county, a region, a portion of a state usually only get a once-in-a-lifetime female runner every generation or so. Bucks has been blessed with two. In chronological order, Central Bucks East High School graduate Jan Yerkes first lit up racing competition at Villanova University (by way of Lock Haven) in the mid-to-late ’70s.
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2 weeks ago |
mcall.com | Wayne Fish
There’s nothing like a little job security to change a hockey player’s perspective. Less than a year ago, the Flyers’ Noah Cates wasn’t even in the opening night lineup for a game at the Vancouver Canucks. But Cates didn’t let the slight get to him. Instead, he kept working at his game, eventually returned to action and later found himself centering one of the team’s most effective two-way lines with Bobby Brink and Tyson Foerster.
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