Three Takeaways From Flyers Shootout Win vs. Lightning
The Tampa Bay Lightning, loaded with offensive firepower, kept pressing. The game stretched into overtime, then a shootout—where anything can happen. But the Flyers, who have made it clear all season that they're not in the business of rolling over, held their ground.
Following a week on the road that featured all three possible outcomes, the Tampa Bay Lightning find themselves with work to do -- starting against a team that just beat them.
Radio broadcaster Dave Mishkin recaps Tampa Bay's shootout loss to Philadelphia After having allowed 13 goals in their last ...
Brink has been checking harder and doing the little things right all year. It just hasn't yielded much in the way of goals ...
The Flyers went 1-6-0 during a seven-game homestand at the Wells Fargo Center. They are now 16-19-1 in Philly this season.
The Flyers’ most consistent offensive weapon for the past few years is in a woeful scoring slump with just one goal in his ...
With Stanley Cup winners Ryan McDonagh and Yanni Gourde back in the fold, could Tampa Bay’s former captain be far behind?
The Bruins look to start a new winning streak when they conclude a five-game stretch against current playoff-caliber ...
Nikita Kucherov will be a game-time decision for the Lightning against the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday (7 p.m. ET; ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback