The Toronto Raptors and Philadelphia 76ers will face off on Friday night in a battle of teams whose records would indicate they are out of contention, but the reality is these teams are still very much in the thick of things in the Atlantic Division.
The Montreal Canadiens are coming off a beating Tuesday night at the hands of the Los Angeles Kings which snapped their five game winning streak.
Flyers vs Blackhawks Gambling Odds
After losing three games in a row, the Blackhawks have won two games in a row by a score of 6-2. The Flyers are still in the playoff race in the East and will look to snap a two game losing streak versus the Chicago Blackhawks who maybe a bit leg weary after playing Tuesday night.
Banged Up Wings Look to Extend Streak to Five – Host Flyers Wednesday Night
The surging Philadelphia Flyers will try to erase the memory of a horrific history in Detroit when they pay visit to the Windy City on Wednesday night.
Flyers vs Wild Betting Odds
The suddenly cold Minnesota Wild look to bounce back against the suddenly fairly hot Philadelphia Flyers.
The Philadelphia Eagles host the Arizona Cardinals in a battle of the birds on Sunday.
Things are very tight in the NFC East right now. With the New York Giants now off the mat the entire division is only two victories apart from each other. Washington is with the Giants at the bottom and Philadelphia is with Dallas at the top.
The Green Bay Packers begin week one of their attempted post-Aaron Rodgers survival with a date against the Philadelphia Eagles, who don’t appear to have much in the way of quarterback troubles given last weekend’s route of the Raiders.
The Philadelphia Eagles have lost their last two games, both critical divisional tilts, yet somehow are still in the middle of things in an awful NFC East. This week they are on the road where they have been playing their best ball this year (3-1 record).
The Miami Heat and the Philadelphia 76ers have two very different goals entering the 2013-14 NBA season. Miami is looking to win its third straight championship, while the Sixers are hoping to obtain the first pick in the 2014 draft.
The New York Giants picked up their first win of the season on Monday night and look to continue that momentum on Sunday when they take on the Philadelphia Eagles, who look to get their offense back on track after an embarrassing performance in Week 7.
These are the top two teams in a beleaguered NFC East. They both enter Sunday with a 3-3 record so this is a huge game that will influence the division race from here on out. Both of these teams have proven to be very good on offense so we should be treated a fun back and forth affair.
The Philadelphia Eagles got back on the winning track a week ago with a win over the Giants, and now find themselves in a tie for the division lead despite a slow start to the season. Now they’ll face a Tampa Bay Buccaneers team coming off a bye that has endured a slow start of their own.
Blazers set to take on the road
It’s obvious that the Portland Trail Blazers are still playing to win. They currently sit three games behind the Los Angeles Lakers for the 8th and final spot of the Western Conference Playoffs.
The Eagles will not be making the playoffs are their hugely disappointing season, but at least they are coming off a win, which snapped their 8-game losing streak.
The Philadelphia 76ers made a monumental move this summer sending Andre Iguodala out West in exchange for Andrew Bynum, who is arguably the best big man in the game behind Dwight Howard. The only problem? Bynum’s yet to play a single minute.
