Heather Barry is a journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She specializes in covering local sports, particularly the Philadelphia Flyers hockey team, and her work has been featured in Broad Street Hockey: For Philadelphia Flyers Fans. Heather's articles provide analysis, predictions, and updates on the team's performances, as well as insights into player acquisitions and game previews.
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Heather Barry's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly ice hockey and the Philadelphia Flyers. Her articles cover game predictions, player performance, and trades within the NHL. Given this focus, Heather would likely be interested in pitches that offer insights or interviews with relevant experts related to the Philadelphia Flyers, including players' perspectives or trade analysis.
Since her geographic focus is local (United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia), she may also be receptive to stories about community engagement activities involving the team or individual players within these areas. Pitches tied to specific events or seasonal developments concerning the Philadelphia Flyers are more likely to resonate with her coverage preferences.
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By: Thomas Williams, Heather Barry
It sometimes feels lazy to compare the trajectories of Russian players to each other. Just because they were born within the same borders doesn’t even come close to meaning that they are similar players on the ice, and possibly not similar at all off of it. There’s just tinge of generalization that doesn’t sit right.
By: Ryan Quigley
With Sam Ersson sidelined with a lower-body injury, the Flyers are set to get a look at just how dire their goalie picture really is.
By: Kelly Hinkle, Heather Barry
*Big moves being made last night! Ronnie Attard, we hardly knew ye. [ BSH ]
By: Thomas Williams, Heather Barry
As suspected by his absence in Tuesday’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes, Philadelphia Flyers center Ryan Poehling is heading to the Injured Reserve list and will be out for at least a week.
By: Jacob Russell, Heather Barry
When Nick Seeler was waived and subsequently released by the Chicago Blackhawks in January of 2021, his NHL career hanged in the balance. Refusing an AHL assignment, Seeler found himself a free agent for the remainder of the season, without a contract or an organization to call home. July 1 came and went, and Seeler […]
By: Madeline Campbell, Heather Barry
*Matvei Michkov is back baby, and he made a statement in his first game back after his healthy scratching. [ PHLY ]
By: Jason MacNeil, Heather Barry
Going into the offseason, once the NHL Draft concluded and Flyers fans realized Matvei Michkov was on his way to begin his NHL career, there was immediate chatter about who he’d play with. A lot of people believed Morgan Frost would be the center for him to be tied to. Others figured the most logical center to play alongside the promising rookie would be captain (and veteran) Sean Couturier. Some might have even suggested a tandem of Michkov with Scott Laughton, who could provide some steadiness for him. Others more in fantasy land than the real world believed Jett Luchanko and Michkov would be an item for all of 2024-25. We know how that turned out. But nobody could have fathomed that Ryan Poehling would be anywhere near that conversation.
By: Thomas Williams, Heather Barry
The Philadelphia Flyers are riding high with a three-game win streak and a five-game point streak, and a large reason why they are doing as well as they are is one defenseman playing his absolute heart out. He’s playing so well, that his head coach is really hoping he gets to play for his country soon.
By: Ryan Gilbert, Heather Barry
Travis Sanheim has been a workhorse this season for the Philadelphia Flyers.
By: Heather Barry
Last Wednesday, on an off-day in between games, John Tortorella’s media availability began with three different questions about Travis Sanheim, who has turned into the Flyers’ no-doubt-about-it No. 1 defenseman both by merit (thanks to his own excellent play) and by necessity (due to a slew of injuries suffered by the other guys around him). His response to the last of those Sanheim-related questions was as follows:
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