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Rick Tocchet’s Philadelphia Flyers (4-10-5) are right back in action on Tuesday as they visit Manny Malhotra’s Vancouver Canucks (3-15-1).
On Sunday, the Flyers held three separate one-goal leads against the Calgary Flames. Philly was unable to protect or build on any of them. Ultimately, Calgary skated off with a 4-3 overtime decision. Philadelphia received two goals from the fourth line — Denver Barkey (2nd) and Noel Acciari (3rd) — plus a power play tally from Owen Tippett (2nd).
For an in-depth preview of the matchup, see the RAV4 Things.
Projected Goalie Matchup
Flyers: Joseph Woll (1-6-2, 3.12 GAA, .899 SV%)
Canucks: Kevin Lankinen (1-8-0, 6.03 GAA, .808 SV%) or Leevi Merilainen (2-7-1, 3.52 GAA, .889 SV%)
Flyers scoring leaders
Points
Trevor Zegras — 14
Matvei Michkov — 13
Jamie Drysdale — 9
Porter Martone — 8
Christian Dvorak — 8
Denver Barkey — 8
Travis Sanheim — 7
Goals
Matvei Michkov — 10
Trevor Zegras — 4
Porter Martone — 3
Tyson Foerster — 3
Cole Knuble — 3
Christian Dvorak — 3
Noel Acciari — 3
Noah Cates — 2
Owen Tippett – 2
Denver Barkey — 2
seven players — 1
Assists
Trevor Zegras — 10
Jamie Drysdale — 8
Travis Sanheim — 6
Denver Barkey — 6
Oliver Bonk — 6
Sean Couturier — 6
Porter Martone — 5
Christian Dvorak — 5
Nick Seeler — 5
Travis Konecny — 4
Where to Watch
Time: 9:30 p.m. EDT
Venue: Rogers Arena
Television networks: NBCSP
Radio: 97.5 The Fanatic
Flyers Injury Report
The known injury list stands at two players.
- Rasmus Ristolainen (hand) — IR, reinjured in Oct. 24 game, out at least two weeks from then.
- Nikita Grebenkin (back surgery) — sidelined at least four months from October.
Potential Flyers Lineup
The Flyers do not have a morning skate on Monday. Lines below reflect Sunday’s starters in Calgary. Simon Benoit’s hand got banged up in Sunday’s tilt.
Tyson Foerster – Christian Dvorak – Travis Konecny
Porter Martone – Noah Cates — Matvei Michkov
Trevor Zegras – Cole Knuble – Owen Tippett
Denver Barkey – Sean Couturier — Noel Acciari
Travis Sanheim – Jamie Drysdale
Cam York – Oliver Bonk
Nick Seeler – Simon Benoit
Joseph Woll
[Dan Vladar]
Scratches: David Jiricek, Michael Bunting.
Team Toyota Flyers Spotlight: Joseph Woll
Woll (1-6-2, 3.12 GAA, .899 save percentage) gets the start in net in the second half of the back-to-back set. He’s generally played well enough to have more than one win in nine outings to his credit. Sparse goal support and untimely breakdowns around him have been a bigger issue.
Behind Enemy Lines: Struggling Canucks
Vancouver has lost five games in a row in regulation among nine defeats (1-9-0) in their last 10 games. On Saturday, the Canucks battled the red-hot Edmonton Oilers well enough to take a 1-1 tie into the third period. Two goals by Leon Draisaitl ultimately paced the Oilers to a 4-2 win.
Max Sasson (5th) and Brock Boeser (7th) tallied one goal apiece for Vancouver. Elias Petttersson chipped in his 15th assist of the season. Leevi Merilainen stopped 26 of 29 shots to keep his team in a game where the Canucks got outshot, 30-22.
Flyers Daily: Monday with Meltzer (Nov. 9)
60th Anniversary: Today in Flyers History
The first penalty shot in Philadelphia Flyers history was taken by Bill Clement on March 7, 1974. He was
unable to score against Detroit Red Wings goalie Jim Rutherford on the attempt.
The second penalty shot attempt – and the first successful conversion – belonged to Flyers center Orest
Kindrachuk against Washington Capitals’ netminder and ex-Flyer Michel Belhumeur on November 9,
1974.
Kindrachuk’s penalty shot tally at 10:41 of the second period gave the Flyers a 3-1 lead on their
way to a 6-2 win at the Spectrum. The Flyers also dominated on special teams, striking for power play
goals by Rick MacLeish, Ross Lonsberry and Tom Bladon as well as a Bill Barber shorthanded goal.
A sturdy two-way player, Kindrachuk went on to play six seasons with the Flyers. He was a member of
both the 1974 and 1975 Stanley Cup teams and, in 360 regular season games, recorded 260 points (79
goals, 181 assists).
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