This week’s serving of Broad Street Buzz content you might have missed.
The Philadelphia Flyers began the week taking on the Vancouver Canucks for the final time this season and needed to shut down their red-hot power-play for the best shot at victory.
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The Flyers held on to beat the Canucks by a score of 2-1. Here were three standout players from the winning effort.
Sean Couturier, what a guy, amirite? The veteran centerman has continued to perform well for the Orange and Black this season, to the surprise of no one.
Scoring just four goals in their previous two games, Philadelphia needed its offense to come through against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Three goals proved to be enough as the Flyers extended their point streak to four with a win over the Blue Jackets.
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Thanksgiving was this past Thursday, so we looked at three things fans should be thankful for about the Flyers so far this year.
Kevin Hayes was highlighted as a player to watch for Philly as they faced the Detroit Red Wings on Black Friday.
Nearly everybody who played for the Flyers got on the scoresheet as they exploded on offense and defeat the Red Wings 6-1.
The Flyers were looking for their fourth straight win as they hit the road to clash with the Montreal Canadiens.
And they earned it! Ivan Provorov scored a highlight-reel game-winner in overtime as Philadelphia beat the Habs, 4-3. The Russian blueliner was one of the three standouts from the contest.
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The Flyers are now 15-7-5 on the year and finished the month of November obtaining a point in 14 out of 16 games. Pretty good, don’t you think? Hopefully, they’ll continue to find success in December and keep themselves in the playoff conversation.
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