Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers at Vancouver, Game 57: Lineups, Notes & How to Watch

The Philadelphia Flyers have averaged just 1.8 goals during their last five games.
Getting to face Vancouver, then, should be a welcome sight.
The teams will meet Saturday night at Rogers Arena.
The Canucks (21-30-4) have allowed five or more goals in their last four games — and in 26 of their 55 games.
For the season, they are surrendering 4.05 goals per game, placing them 31st in the 32-team NHL. Only Anaheim is allowing more goals per game (4.13).
Vancouver is 3-5-1 under new coach Rick Tocchet, and 1-4-1 in its last six games.
The Philadelphia Flyers (22-24-10), losers of three straight, are trying to bounce back from arguably their worst performance of the season, a 6-2 defeat Thursday in Seattle. Saturday will be their second stop on a four-game road trip.
Philly’s power play has been stagnant lately, going 1 for 16 over its last eight games. But the Flyers should be able to capitalize against the Canucks. Vancouver has the NHL’s worst penalty kill (65.6% success rate).
Flyers’ expected lineup
Lines
Hayes-Cates-Tippett
JVR-Frost-Konecny
Farabee-Laughton-Allison
Deslauriers-Brown-xxxx*
* Flyers will go with 11 forwards and seven defensemen.
Defense
Provorov-York
Sanheim-Ristolainen
Seeler-DeAngelo
Braun
Goalie
Hart (16-16-9, 2.85 GAA, .911 save percentage)
Canucks’ expected lineup
Lines
Kuzmenko-Pettersson-Beauvillier
Di Giuseppe-Miller-Boeser
Podkolzin-Studnicka-Garland
Joshua-Aman-Dries
Defense
Hughes-Bear
Wolanin-Larsson-Schenn
Stillman-Myers
Goalie
Silovs (0-1, 5.11, .815)
Breakaways
Carter Hart has terrific career numbers against the Canucks: 3-0-2 record, 1.95 GAA, and .934 save percentage. … Anthony Beauvillier, acquired as part of the deal that sent Bo Horvat to the Islanders, has 10 goals in 25 career games vs. the Flyers. … Joel Farabee is goal-less in 15 straight games; he last scored Jan. 9 in Buffalo. … The Flyers overcame a 2-0 deficit and defeated the Canucks, 3-2, in the second game of the season. Travis Konecny scored the winner with about six minutes left. … Konecny leads the Flyers in goals (26) and points (51). … Elias Pettersson has six goals over his last seven games for Vancouver. He tops the Canucks with 25 goals and 66 points. … The Canucks are averaging 3.31 goals per game (11th), and the Flyers are averaging just 2.68 (27th).
How to watch, listen
TV: NBC Sports Philadelphia at 10 p.m. Radio: 97.5.
How to bet
FanDuel moneyline: Vancouver is minus-126, the Flyers are plus-105.
Pick: Flyers, 4-3.