There might be no saving the Flyers now

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

42% : But after two continuous and miserable weeks of outright listless hockey from this group, save for one anomaly of a solid effort against Ottawa (still a 2-1 regulation loss) and whatever adrenaline rush they captured on Tuesday, what reason was there to expect anything different - other than maybe hoping for a miracle?
38% : And through two periods, a sparse crowd that didn't have much else to do other than sit in apathetic silence with an echoing boo or two, continued to wonder and hunt for any last source of blame for what could've happened to a team that it was proudly applauding off the ice not even six months ago, but has since looked like one of the worst teams in the NHL.

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