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Snowflakes falling, the smell of crab fries sizzling in Old Bay and the sound of hockey pucks bouncing off the glass just a few feet from where Ryan Howard launches balls that make the Liberty Bell gyrate. An NHL source on Thursday night said the league would announce later this month that the Flyers will host the New York Rangers in the Winter Classic at Citizens Bank Park on Jan. 2, 2012. An NHL source on Thursday night said the league would announce later this month that the Flyers will host the New York Rangers in the Winter Classic at Citizens Bank Park on Jan. 2, 2012. A lot remains unclear about the 2012 NHL Winter Classic, but the Daily News has learned the league's preference is for the Rangers to head to Philadelphia and face the Flyers - the likely venue being the Phillies' home stadium, Citizens Bank Park - in the annual New Year's Day showcase. The Rangers are the only Original Six U.S. team yet to play an outdoor regular-season game. The Flyers will host the 2012 Winter Classic at Citizens Bank Park, according to league sources, on Jan. 2 -- a day after when the event is usually held. Citizens Bank shrinks losses, boosts reserves The regulations are aimed at preventing a recurrence of financial turmoil in the U.S. and restoring public confidence. Will it be older-than-her-years Haley or as-young-as-she-looks Lauren? Country Scotty or the straight Adam Lambert? Tougher to predict: Will any of them have much of a career after a year? Probably not, I figure, but before their ride ends those four finalists plus seven other contestants from Fox's cash-cow game show (a little more than [...] American Idol Live! tickets go on sale Friday is a post from: Soundcheck (John) A disturbing new element has crept into our political life: organized efforts to intimidate private citizens who choose to support certain political causes or otherwise participate in civic affairs. This, as far as I know, is unprecedented in our modern history. Our democracy depends on citizen involvement, and until now, Americans have felt free to participate in public life and to support whatever causes, political and otherwise, they choose. But if the Left has its way, that may be about to change. We wrote here about a disgraceful episode in which approximately 500 union members were bused to the home of a lawyer who works for Bank of America, where they "demonstrated" on his lawn, thereby terrifying his teenage son, who was home alone. The event was supposed to have something to do with foreclosures. Nina Easton, who lives nearby and witnessed the attack first- hand, wrote at the time: > Now this event would accurately be called a "protest" if it were taking place at, say, a bank or the U.S. Capitol. But when hundreds of loud and angry strangers are descending on your family, your children, and your home, a more apt description of ... MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. - Early last season, Josh Johnson approached Rich Dubee at Citizens Bank Park with a modest request. The Marlins ace asked the Phillies pitching coach if he could stand and observe one of Roy Halladay's bullpen sessions. This was simply a night of missed opportunities for the Phillies. In a game when Atlanta's pitching appeared vulnerable, the Phillies couldn't take advantage of 12 hits in a 5-2 loss to the Braves Sunday at Citizens Bank Park. The Phillies won two of three in their first series against the Braves in Atlanta. The Braves returned the favor taking two of three in Philadelphia following Sunday's 5-2 win at Citizens Bank Park. So what have we learned?
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