Flyers Postgame Live
Flyers Postgame Live is a television post-game show for Philadelphia Flyers ice hockey games that air locally on NBC Sports Philadelphia (NBCSP). The program features the coach's post-game press conference, player interviews, and game analysis.
Affiliate channels NBC and NBC Sports broadcast a few Flyers games each season nationally, amongst games of other National Hockey League teams. For those games, local Flyers Postgame Live is not aired. Instead, NBC/NBC Sports provides their own post-game shows. However, during the playoffs, especially in later rounds, Flyers Postgame Live is likely to air on NBCSP regardless of what channel airs the game.
Personalities
Hosts
- Ashlyn Sullivan[1]
Analysts
- Scott Hartnell
- Al Morganti
References
- ^ Tornoe, Rob (December 1, 2022). "NBC Sports Philadelphia adds a new Flyers host as Taryn Hatcher branches out". The Philadelphia Inquirer. Retrieved December 1, 2022.
External links
- Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia
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