NHL Daily: Surprise City — Bruins Lose at Home, Power Play Sparks Flyers

The Boston Bruins’ home winning streak finally ended, and the Philadelphia Flyers (surprise, surprise) used their revived power play to beat injury-riddled Colorado.

The Avs, believe it or not, are even more beat up than the Flyers.

Also, Jason Robertson is beyond sizzling for the Dallas Stars.

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Philly Hockey Now: The Flyers’ power play scored two goals for the first time all season Monday as Philly took down the injury-plagued defending Stanley Cup champion Avalanche. Philadelphia Flyers

Philly Hockey Now: In case you missed it, an update on Flyers prospect Brian Zanetti. Philadelphia Flyers. 

Vegas Hockey Now: Even without Jack Eichel and Alex Pietrangelo, Vegas did something no other NHL team has done this season — it defeated the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. Vegas Golden Knights.

Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Sidney Crosby is ill and isn’t expected to play Tuesday against the sad-sack Columbus Blue Jackets in Pittsburgh.  Pittsburgh Penguins.

Colorado Hockey Now: Star center Nathan MacKinnon was injured Monday against the Flyers, and he left the game in the first period. Nine Colorado regulars are injured. Colorado Avalanche.

Washington Hockey Now: Even without three top-four defensemen who are injured, Washington managed a 3-2 win over Edmonton. The Caps play the Flyers on Wednesday in Philly. Washington Capitals.

Florida Hockey Now: The Cats placed Patric Hornqvist (concussion) on the LTIR. He took a high hit in the second period Saturday in Seattle. Florida Panthers.

Detroit Hockey Now: Coach Derek Lalonde has brought a sense of calmness and a Tampa Bay influence to Detroit. Detroit Red Wings.

New York Islanders Hockey Now: Is Patrick Kane on the Islanders’ radar? The 34-year-old winger has four goals and 14 points in 24 games for Chicago. New York Islanders.

Montreal Hockey Now: Carey Price issues an apology in regard to a social-media gun controversy. Montreal Canadiens.

Dallas Hockey Now: Jason Robertson, who has 23 goals and 41 points in 25 games, has become a beast in Dallas. He has an 18-game point streak and has numerous teams, including the Flyers, wishing they had taken him in the second round of the 2017 draft. Dallas Stars