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at how the Flyers have built their 2019-20 turnaround. Editor’s note: This story is part of a series counting down the 40 greatest comebacks in sports. The series between the Philadelphia Flyers and Boston Bruins in the 2010 Eastern Conference Semifinals was historic not just for its result. A week earlier, on June 16, 2010, Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs and principal Charlie Jacobs announced that Cam Neely had been named president of the Boston Bruins.

Game 82 and the playoffs, though, will always be remembered.The Flyers had a never-say-die group that clicked when its back was up against the wall. Video

He has three goals in 11 playoff games and is tied with Claude Giroux for the Flyers' second-most shots at 23.Giroux doesn't have an answer for Flyers' inconsistent playFlyers drop Game 3 to Islanders in frustrating lossMorganti: 'Flyers didn't look like a hard team to beat'JVR reaches out to Stewart ahead of NHL postponing playoffsTherien: Flyers 'didn't leave anything on the ice' in OTMyers hopes to take momentum from OT win into Game 3An inside look at how Flyers have built 2019-20 turnaroundHow many times can they respond? It helped propel one team to the Stanley Cup Final and, one season later, the other to a championship.The Flyers not only won the best-of-7 series after losing the first three games, but they went from qualifying for the Stanley Cup Playoffs on the final day of the season to reaching the Final, where they lost the Chicago Blackhawks in six games. Play FanDuel

It reminded me of 2010 — kind of a slow start but then after the holidays, kind of coming together, gelling, having that swagger that, ‘We’re up there, we’re with the best teams in the East, we know we can surprise a lot of people.’"On a nightly basis, they just went out and dominated.

Raffl missed four games earlier in the tournament because of a lower-body injury and he departed Game 1 of this series briefly before returning to the ice not long after he was checked on the bench by Flyers director of sports medicine Jim McCrossin.After leading the Eastern Conference's round robin in points (five) and goals (three), Laughton had not looked like himself at all over the first and second rounds, going scoreless in seven games with four giveaways, which led to the 26-year-old coming out of the lineup in Game 2.The third line of Pitlick, Laughton and James van Riemsdyk was the Flyers' best unit in Game 3.• Prior to puck drop and following the postponement of the playoffs Thursday and Friday, there was a special pregame message It's bigger than the game and we have to confront it together.• The teams are right back at it Sunday as the series continues with Game 4 at 8 p.m. I hope we get to see it, I don’t know what’s going to happen.

Scotty, I don't want to get into the reason behind the decision because at this time we are not allowed to comment on player availability.

Game 7: Flyers 4, Bruins 3. "Sean Couturier, who had a multi-point Game 2, was held to one shot in Game 3.

"• The Flyers' big boys were not very noticeable, which should be justifiably disappointing for Flyers fans given Claude Giroux and Travis Konecny remain without a goal in the playoffs through 12 games. Game 82 and the playoffs, though, will always be remembered.

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The official 2010 roster of the Philadelphia Flyers, including position, height, weight, date of birth, age, and birth place.

"It was 1-1, 25 seconds left into the [second] period, faceoff in the offensive zone, put my top players on the ice — top line, top D pair — and to give up that late goal, you just can't do that at this time of the year," Vigneault said.New York was flat-out better than the Flyers in the second period, outshooting them 15-6.

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ET on NBC.As the series is tied at 1-1, let's get into the essentials:• Scott Laughton was named the Flyers' most improved player this season after scoring a personal-best 13 goals despite playing 33 fewer games than he did in a career year during 2018-19.With the Flyers trailing the series 1-0, Laughton was not in the lineup for Wednesday's 4-3 OT win in Game 2.

But it definitely reminded me of the 2010 team.”That team made indelible memories for the city of Philadelphia. TV, NHL Premium, NHL After Dark, NHL GameCenter, NHL GameCenter LIVE, NHL Network name and logo, NHL Tonight name and logo, On The Fly, NHL Awards name and logo, NHL Draft name and logo, NHL Mascots, Hockey Fights Cancer, Because It's The Cup, NHL Green name and logo, NHL Vault, Hockey Is For Everyone, NHL Thanksgiving Showdown name and logo, NHL Centennial Classic name and logo, NHL Centennial Season logo, NHL100 Classic name and logo, NHL Global Series name and logo, NHL China Games name and logo, NHL Power Players name and logo, and Don't Miss A Moment are trademarks of the National Hockey League.