The Buffalo Sabres and Philadelphia Flyers share many things in common ahead of their regular-season finale Thursday night in Western New York. Let’s start with the obvious: Both teams were eliminated from postseason contention long ago. Taken a step further,
Jet Greaves made 29 saves as the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets kept their playoff hopes alive with a 3-0 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday. Named the NHL’s First Star of the Week, Greaves denied Tyson Foerster on a
The Columbus Blue Jackets have won four in a row to keep alive their flickering postseason aspirations. The Blue Jackets (38-33-9, 85 points) will bid to continue their ascent on Tuesday when they visit the Philadelphia Flyers (33-37-10, 76 points).
Tim Stutzle’s second goal of the game came with 3:20 remaining in overtime, and the Ottawa Senators stayed hot with a 4-3 victory over the visiting Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday. After tying things twice on third-period goals from Fabian Zetterlund
There were plenty of goals scored in the NHL on Wednesday night and four players accounted for a bulk of them. Minnesota’s Joel Eriksson Ek and San Jose’s Macklin Celebrini traded hat tricks in one contest, and Toronto’s Matthew Knies,
Tyson Foerster recorded his first career hat trick and Sean Couturier scored the tiebreaking goal with 8:05 remaining in the third period Wednesday as the visiting Philadelphia Flyers earned an 8-5 victory over the New York Rangers The result leaves
The New York Rangers’ demise began in late November and lasted for a little over a month. After spending months trying to catch up and get back into playoff contention, the situation is growing dire for the Rangers as they
Nick Suzuki scored and added an assist as the Montreal Canadiens erased a third-period deficit to edge the visiting Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 on Saturday night. The victory, coupled with the New York Rangers’ loss earlier Saturday, gives the Canadiens (37-30-9,
Holding a two-point edge for the Eastern Conference’s second wild-card spot, the Montreal Canadiens look to stretch their winning streak to four games Saturday night when they host the Philadelphia Flyers. Montreal (36-30-9, 81 points) enters the weekend two points