Laughton

With 3:49 left in the period and the Flyers leading 1-0, Laughton was racing for the puck in the offensive zone with Capitals defenseman John Carlson. Good news is all tests came back negative. Laughton was down without movement on the ice for several ...

Philadelphia center Scott Laughton was stretchered off the ice and taken to a hospital after taking a hit in the Flyers' playoff game against the Washington Capitals. But it was on one of those drives into the attack zone that trailing defenseman John ...

Laughton lay in an awkward position behind the goal and there was little noticeable movement. He's being held overnight in the hospital as a precaution. The Philadelphia Flyers are averaging 2.6 goals per game and are scoring on 18.9 percent of their ...

No matter how many times they examined it, player for player, skill for skill, the Flyers never changed one belief. After the game, Dave Hakstol didn't have any updates on Laughton's condition. The excitement waned and the desperation eventually kicked in.

The game was marred by a scary hit that saw Flyers center Scott Laughton leave on a stretcher. Scott Laughton was taken off on a stretcher after slamming his head into the boards during the second period of Game 4 between the Philadelphia Flyers and ...

Philadelphia medical personnel rushed onto the ice to stabilize Laughton, placed him on a stretcher and after seven minutes took him off the ice. He was then transferred to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, where subsequent tests proved negative.