Jakub Voracek is reportedly OK after wrecking his car in an accident this morning in the Czech Republic. Philadelphia GM Paul Holmgren released this statement: "I spoke with Jake this morning. He was involved in a car accident in the Czech Republic. Although his car did suffer damage, there were no injuries. Jake is fine." Voracek totaled his Ferrari in the accident, but it's a relief that he wasn't hurt.

Jakub Voracek will be one of 10 Flyers who will play in Sweden at the IIHF World Championships that start on Saturday. Voracek will play for the Czech Republic while, Erik Gustafsson (Sweden), prospect Marcel Noebels (Germany), Claude Giroux, Wayne Simmonds, Matt Read and Luke Schenn (Canada), Oliver Lauridsen (Denmark), Ilya Bryzgalov (Russia) and Cal Heeter (U.S.) are the others who will participate.

Jakub Voracek netted a goal in Philadelphia's 2-1 win over the Senators on Saturday night. With 22 goals and 46 points, Voracek took a major leap this season. Warning, though: Even though he's a very promising player, he ended the year with a 17.1 percent shooting percentage, which is likely something that won't be repeated. Jason Akeson potted the other goal. Claude Giroux and Erik Gustafsson had the helpers.

Jakub Voracek has reached the 20-goal mark for the first time in his career. Despite the Flyers' disappointing season, Voracek has been a bright spot in the Flyers' lineup in this 48-game shortened season. "It's great to get the 20th, but, like I said before, I would for sure switch those goals for seventh spot in the East," Voracek said. The 23-year-old will be worthy of mid-round selection in next season's hockey drafts.

Despite the Flyers' disappointing season, Jakub Voracek has really been a bright spot in the Philly lineup. He has set a personal high with 19 goals (despite playing in only 44 games as compared to 78 games when he scored 18 goals) and has registered 43 points, just under a point-per-game pace. Voracek needs seven points in the Flyers' last four games to tie his points best of 50 accomplished in 81 games with Columbus in 2009-10. Needless to say, the 23-year-old is worthy of mid-round selection in next season's hockey drafts.

Jakub Voracek tallied Philadelphia's only goal in a 4-1 loss to the the New York Islanders Tuesday night. He has found the back of the net in three of his past four games and has remained a consistent offensive threat all season despite cooling down from his red hot stretch in February. Voracek has 17 goals and 39 points in 39 contests.

Jakub Voracek notched a goal and an assist in Philadelphia's 5-2 loss to the Rangers Tuesday night. Voracek has 34 points in 32 games this season. Wayne Simmonds scored the Flyers' other marker in the match, while Claude Giroux contributed a pair of helpers.

Jakub Voracek continued his exceptional season with two goals in Thursday's 5-4 loss to Pittsburgh. Voracek registered two markers in the game's first period and has now notched 12 goals and 17 assists for 29 points through 25 games, easily the best stretch of his career. Kimmo Timonen scored a goal and added two assists in the loss while Zac Rinaldo picked up a goal and an assist.

Jakub Voracek posted a goal and an assist for Philadelphia in a 4-2 loss to the Rangers Tuesday night. Both points came on the power play. Wayne Simmonds also had a goal and a helper in the contest. Voracek continues to impress this season and presently has 27 points in 24 matches.

Jakub Voracek notched a goal and an assist in Philadelphia's 4-2 loss to Toronto Monday night. The two-point effort stretched his present scoring streak to six games over which he has amassed a whopping 14 points. Voracek has been white hot of late and was selected as the NHL's first star of the week on Monday as well.