Philadelphia Flyers

In a battle of NHL draft lottery clubs, the Flyers beat the Canadiens, 6-3, Thursday night at Bell Centre to snap a six-game losing streak.

With a 5-2 loss Tuesday to the Maple Leafs, the Flyers dropped their sixth in a row and could be falling among the NHL’s bottom three clubs.

The Flyers’ sinking below the Sabres was punctuated Sunday night by a 5-3 loss at the Wells Fargo Center.

Thanks to some of their kids, the Flyers built an early 2-0 lead Saturday night. However, the club fell apart in the second period for a 4-3 loss to the Sabres.

Bobby Brink had a nice NHL debut, but the Flyers were completely embarrassed Tuesday night in a 9-2 loss to the Capitals.

After Lou Nolan’s pregame ceremony, the Flyers failed to build off of a fast start and lost to the Ducks, 5-3, Saturday night at the Wells Fargo Center.

It’s a super Saturday for Philly sports fans with the Sixers, Phillies and Flyers all playing at the sports complex on the same day. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with fans who had tickets for all three games.

More youthful contributions helped give Cam Atkinson a victorious homecoming Thursday night as the Flyers beat the Blue Jackets, 4-1.

The Flyers lost a game they should have won, failing to capitalize in a 4-2 loss Tuesday night to the Blue Jackets.

Kevin Hayes and the Flyers’ youngsters survived a furious Rangers comeback bid Sunday night by picking up a 4-3 shootout win at Madison Square Garden.

The Flyers were unable to steal another win from the Predators’ playoff race as they suffered a 5-4 loss Sunday night in Nashville, Tennessee.

Travis Konecny was unavailable Friday night and the Flyers were rolled by the NHL-leading Avalanche, 6-3.

Led by Hayden Hodgson and Travis Konecny, the Flyers picked up their first road win in 2022 by knocking off the Blues, 5-2, Thursday night.