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Flyers lines vs. Penguins: Brian Elliott to start in 500th NHL game as Flyers look for sweep

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The Philadelphia Flyers played one of their best games of the season on Monday night against the Penguins. They came out hot with a 3-0 first period, added another goal in the second, and finished it off in third for a 7-2 win.

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The Flyers and Penguins get right back at it on Tuesday night to close out their season series. The Flyers are 5-2-0 and outscoring the Penguins 29-20 through seven meetings this season.

Projected lines and pairs

Flyers forward lines

Alain Vigneault won’t make any lineup changes for tonight’s game. He swapped Travis Konecny and Jakub Voracek for last night and it paid off nicely. The top line was dominant and the second line created a few goals as well.

Here are the projected lines for tonight’s game.

Claude GirouxSean CouturierTravis Konecny
Joel FarabeeKevin HayesJakub Voracek
James van RiemsdykNolan PatrickNicolas Aube-Kubel
Oskar LindblomScott LaughtonWade Allison

 

Flyers defensive pairs

The Flyers are going with the same defensive pairs tonight as well.

Ivan ProvorovJustin Braun
Travis SanheimPhilippe Myers
Robert HaggShayne Gostisbehere

The three pairs all played fairly well on Monday night. Shayne Gostisbehere saved a goal and scored one of his own, and even Robert Hagg got in on the fun.

Flyers starting goalie

The goalies have been rotating for the Flyers and that continues tonight. Alex Lyon had one of the best starts of his career on Monday night and it’ll be Brian Elliott’s turn tonight. Elliott will be playing in his 500th NHL game as he starts against the Penguins.

Brian Elliott
Alex Lyon

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