Tag Archives: Kevin Marshall

PSA: Bid on Game-Worn Phantoms Jerseys

Just an FYI, the Adirondack Phantoms are holding an online Ebay auction for game-worn player jerseys. There is only one day remaining to bid, so act fast. Players include Eric Wellwood, Zac Rinaldo, Kevin Marshall, among others. The team may … Continue reading

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Van Riemsdyk makes statement in rookie game

The Flyers did not have to wait until the AHL season got underway for  James Van Riemsdyk to suddenly turn it on. The former second-overall selection in the 2007 draft dominated in the third annual Flyers – Capitals rookie scrimmage, … Continue reading

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Marshall’s leadership shines among prospects

VOORHEES — 20-year old Kevin Marshall has seen himself quickly rise to the top of the organization’s prospect ranks since being selected by the Flyers 41st overall in the 2007 draft.  The gritty stay-at-home blue liner is armed with a … Continue reading

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Philabright’s top-20 Flyers’ prospects

Hockeysfuture.com has ranked the Flyers’ top 20 prospects for the 2009-10 season, with Claude Giroux leading off the group followed by James vanRiemsdyk, Ryan Parent, Kevin Marshall and Patrick Maroon.  However, after Marc-Andre Bourdon at six, the list gets somewhat … Continue reading

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Flyers rookies to take ice on Sept. 7

For one week, beginning on Sept. 7 at the Skate Zone in Voorhees, N.J., 29 Flyers’ prospects will take the ice for the team’s annual rookie camp.  Among the attendees are former second-overall draft pick James van Riemsdyk, defenseman Kevin … Continue reading

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Flyers’ 2009 prospect camp begins this week

On Monday, the greenest Flyers gather in Voorhees, N.J., to begin another week-long conditioning camp.  And although camp this year is less exciting than its recent predecessors, it still makes for some interesting story lines.

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