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In an odd twist, the Phantoms will open the playoffs at home tonight, despite the fact that they are the number four seed playing the number one seed, Hershey. The Bears' home, GIANT Center, is hosting Disney On Ice this weekend and cannot hold games one or two, so the Phantoms get a bit of an advantage. Hershey still holds home ice edge, though. They will host games three, four, five, and seven. If anybody is heading to the Spectrum tonight and wants to write a recap of the game for BSH, shoot me an email.

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"When I skated out for the first game, I saw about 2,500 fans in the stands and I’m thinking, this i...

posted by Travis Hughes, Apr 12, 2009

"When I skated out for the first game, I saw about 2,500 fans in the stands and I’m thinking, this is gonna suck. I decided to have fun with it. I remember the little squirrel running around in my head, thinking I’m just going to go out there, play my game, beat people up, and see what happens. And the fans, man, they fell in love with our team. They kept coming out, attendance kept going up. It was great. I wasn’t sure about it at first, but this became the best place I’ve ever played, and Philly became my home. This is a blue collar town, and the Spectrum reflected that. It’s not about the violence, it’s about putting in a hard-working, honest effort every night."

— - Frank "The Animal" Bialowas, recalling the Phantoms inaugural season

Spectrum not done yet: Phantoms clinch playoff spot

Travis Hughes Apr 11 2009, 2:36a

The Flyers AHL affiliate, the Philadelphia Phantoms head to the postseason. Their home, the fabled Spectrum, will be demolished following their season.

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Phantoms beat Norfolk, within one point of final playoff spot

posted by Travis Hughes, Apr 04, 2009

Link phantomshockey.com

It appears as though the Phantoms don't want the Spectrum to close next Sunday. They are inching closer and closer to the final East Division playoff spot, and they now sit just one point behind fourth place Binghamton with one game in hand over them. Binghamton lost to Rochester last night by a 4-2 score. Both teams are in action again tonight, with the Phantoms staying in Norfolk and the B'ton hosting Albany. JVR went pointless again last night.

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