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Coyotes' Calvin Pickard: Scooped up by Arizona

The Flyers exposed Pickard to waivers as part of their rebuilding project that started with Monday's firing of GM Ron Hextall. The Coyotes added the journeyman goaltender because they previously lacked experienced puck pluggers to serve as the primary backtup to Antti Raanta (lower body), who is currently injured anyway. Pickard posted terrible ratios -- including a 4.01 GAA and .863 save percentage -- between 11 games with Philadelphia, but he did maintain a winning record of 4-2-2 with a shutout over that span.

Flyers' Calvin Pickard: Lands on waivers

Pickard had been relied upon heavily as a stopgap goalie with Michal Neuvirth (undisclosed) and Brian Elliott (lower body) unavailable, but the Flyers fired GM Ron Hextall and this team could be headed in an entirely different direction. Pickard has gone 4-2-2 with a 4.01 GAA and .863 save percentage through 11 games this season. If he's claimed by another team via waivers, it would be the fourth different franchise for Pickard since the Avalanche took him in the second round of the 2010 draft.

Flyers' Calvin Pickard: Picked apart by former mate

It was a debacle to say the least, as Toronto went on to win 6-0. Pickard was victimized by former Toronto Marlies teammate, Andreas Johnsson, who scored a hat trick on him. All three of those goals went five hole (clearly his teammate knew his weakness). Pickard was coming off a massive high Friday following a shutout against the Rangers and this game brought him back to earth fast. He will still get a lot of playing time given all the injuries to the Flyers' goalies. But there will clearly be some difficult moments.

Flyers' Calvin Pickard: No chance for rest

Pickard fashioned a 31-save shutout to the detriment of the Rangers on Friday, so he's back for more against a Maple Leafs team that averages 3.39 goals per game -- good for fifth in the NHL.

Flyers' Calvin Pickard: Perfect at home

Friday's performance was Pickard's first shutout of the season and the fourth of his career. Despite what the score suggests, this game was a closely contested affair, however, the Flyers would score three third-period goals in a span of three minutes and forty-four seconds. At that point, the game was essentially over. With the win, Pickard's record moves to 4-1-2.