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Philadelphia Flyers
Philadelphia Flyers Panoramic - Wells Fargo Center Picture - Playoffs
SKU: NHLFLY2
This panorama, photographed by James Blakeway, features the Philadelphia Flyers® in their playoff series with the Pittsburgh Penguins®. The Flyers® won the series in six games, to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals. The Flyers® set a team record for power-play goals in a series and have won all 10 series, where they led 3-0. This was also their first series win over Pittsburgh since the 2000 Conference Semifinal. The Flyers® were established in 1967 as part of the NHL® expansion and went on to complete their inaugural season by finishing atop all other expansion teams in their division.
2017 NHL Stadium Series Panoramic Picture - Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Philadelphia Flyers
SKU: NHLSS17
This panorama of the 2017 Coors Light NHL Stadium Series™ game at Heinz Field features the hometown favorite Pittsburgh Penguins® facing off against intrastate rival Philadelphia Flyers®. This matchup celebrated the 50th anniversary of both teams who joined the NHL® as part of the six-team expansion in 1967. In their storied history, the Penguins and Flyers have met 274 times in the regular season and faced off six-times in the Stanley Cup® Playoffs. This first outdoor meeting of the two clubs added another chapter to the long-standing 'Second-Six' rivalry and put the State of Pennsylvania bragging rights on the line with the Pittsburgh Penguins® claiming the privilege.
Philadelphia Flyers Panoramic - Wells Fargo Center Picture
SKU: NHLFLY1
This panorama, taken by James Blakeway, features the Philadelphia Flyers playing on home ice to a capacity crowd. The Flyers were established in 1967 as part of the NHL® expansion and went on to complete their inaugural season by finishing atop all expansion teams in their division. In the 1973-74 season, the Flyers were the first team to win the Stanley Cup® that were not part of the Original Six™ teams. The Flyers began the 1979-80 season by going undefeated for a North American professional sports record, 35 straight games (25–0–10). The Flyers have played their home games on Broad Street since their inception, and are well know as the Broad Street Bullies.
Philadelphia Flyers Panoramic Pictures
As the first expansion team after the original six era to win the NHL Stanley Cup, Philadelphia Flyers panoramic pictures showcase one of the strongest teams in professional hockey who have brought their fans a number of exciting moments since their foundation in 1967. Making play at Wells Fargo Center, Flyers panoramas show some of the most dedicated and colorful fans in the league, showing off their jerseys, sweaters and memorabilia in the classic colors of orange and black during home games.
These Philadelphia Flyers panoramic images capture one of the strongest teams in the NHL who are sure to continue to dazzle fans for many decades to come. Second only to the Montreal Canadiens in all-time points, the Flyers have made the most semi-finals appearances out of all teams and are second to the St. Louis Blues for all-time playoff appearances of all expansion teams. Philadelphia Flyers panoramic photography captures all the excitement that is Flyers hockey and captures the home game experience in crystal clear panoramic imagery and vibrant color. The only way to better experience all that is a Philadelphia Flyers game is to attend one of their events in-person.
Playing their home games on Broad Street since their foundation in 1967, these "Broad Street Bullies" capture all of the passion of professional hockey in these Philadelphia Flyers panoramic photos. These images feature some of the most dedicated fans in the league with virtually the entire arena surrounding the ice bathed in team colors of orange and black. Framing your Flyers panorama within a deluxe setting of double mats of the team's colors is an exceptional gift for any NHL fan to proclaim their lover for Flyers hockey year-round.
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