Connect with us

Morning Skate

Friday Morning Skate: A shorthanded point

Published

on

Philadelphia Flyers

The Philadelphia Flyers lost to the New York Rangers 3-2 in a shootout on Thursday night. It was a game that could’ve gone either way and the Flyers earned a point by tying the game with the goalie pulled.

Welcome to the Morning Skate, Philly Hockey Now’s roundup of links from yesterday on this site as well other sites around the National Hockey Now network and hockey world!

Flyers Files

  • The shorthanded Flyers earned a hard-fought point against the Rangers.(Philly Hockey Now)
  • There were a few good things in the Flyers’ shorthanded lineup. (Philly Hockey Now)
  • Next up for the Flyers is the Lake Tahoe game on Sunday. While it’s exciting for fans, it may be an unnecessary risk. (Philly Hockey Now)
  • The best defense is a good offense, or a good forecheck. The Flyers are aggressive under Alain Vigneault (Broad Street Hockey)

Around The League

  • Mike Matheson pulled off a pretty cool give-and-go to himself for the Penguins last night.. (Pittsburgh Hockey Now)
  • The Penguins took down the Islanders, but it could have ended differently. (NYI Hockey Now)
  • The Bruins lost to the Devils last night, so they’ll be extra motivated for Sunday’s game at Lake Tahoe. (Boston Hockey Now)
  • The scenes at Lake Tahoe are pretty tremendous, but the Golden Knights are focusing on the task at hand. (Vegas Hockey Now)

Follow and Subscribe!

Make sure you follow me (@RGilbertSOP) and Philly Hockey Now (@PhillyHockeyNow) on Twitter and like us on Facebook to keep up with all of the latest happenings surrounding the Philadelphia Flyers!

While our first week of content has been free, we will start mixing in some premium content behind our paywall: Philadelphia Hockey Now +, or PHHN+ for short. You can subscribe here!

Photo Credit: Heather Barry Images

Ryan is a proud graduate of Monmouth University. He has covered the Philadelphia Flyers for the better part of a decade at various outlets, including Sons of Penn and Broad Street Hockey. Ryan has also worked for NHL.com and NBC Sports Regional Networks. Whether it's a GIF, quick stat, analysis, or long-form column, he's got you covered.

Get PhHN in Your Inbox

Enter your email address to get all of our posts sent directly to your inbox.

Trending

Copyright © 2023 National Hockey Now and Philadelphia Hockey Now. In no way affiliated with the Philadelphia Flyers or the National Hockey League.