Flyers debut new mascot, Gritty. Watch the report from Alicia Vitarelli on Action News at 4 p.m. on September 24, 2018. Even the commish admits he's a Gritty Guy.

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Gritty joins the Phillie Phanatic (Phillies), Swoop (Eagles), and Franklin (76ers) as the big four sports mascots in Philadelphia. "The Phanatic is excited to meet you, @GrittyNHL!" the Phillies ...

WINGSTON. As with Gritty, the mascot for the Philadelphia Wings (our professional lacrosse team, folks) is really new on the scene, so the "not set in stone" rule applies here, as well.

Moments before the Philadelphia Flyers unveiled their new 7-foot orange mascot Gritty last week, the Delaware man who developed the hockey team's furry cheerleader turned to a team executive.

A process that started back in 2016 culminated in the Flyers' new mascot's unveiling this week, and a publicity bonanza. But will Gritty be accepted by kids and Philly fans?

The Flyers mascot Gritty squeaks more than he speaks. But his cameos on "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," "Family Guy" and "Queer Eye" suggest the orange monster might talk.

Gritty was ostensibly birthed as a mascot for a team that had been mascotless since the '70s. According to Flyers VP of marketing and communications Joe Heller, ...

Gritty, the Flyers' new mascot, made his debut on Sept. 24, and broke the internet. But where does he rank against every other NHL mascot? AP Photo/Tom Mihalek. Greg Wyshynski Sep 25, 2018, 02:33 ...

Gritty, the new mascot of the NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers, is a 7-foot, googly-eyed furry orange creature who wears a hockey jersey. Since Gritty’s recent debut, fans’ reactions have run the gamut from ...

Gritty, the highly popular mascot of the Philadelphia Flyers, is known for his antics both on and off the ice but one family alleges that he may have gone too far.