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Flyers Injury Updates: Carter Hart Starts, Morgan Frost Returns

After preparing for their game against the Anaheim Ducks (7-5-0) tomorrow night, the Philadelphia Flyers (5-7-1) have gotten some excellent news.
Head coach John Tortorella revealed after practice today that Carter Hart would be in for the Flyers tomorrow, and that Morgan Frost would be joining him. As for the nature of Hart’s injury, the 25-year-old confirmed that he was dealing with a lower-back issue and is ready to return.
Sam Ersson has played most of the games in Hart’s stead, but he’s 1-3-1 in five appearances this season, with a GAA of 3.52 and a .830 save percentage.
After sitting out for the Flyers’ disappointing loss to the San Jose Sharks, Frost will draw back into the lineup tomorrow night. Per PHLY’s Charlie O’Connor, Philadelphia practiced with colored jerseys today, which separated players into groups. Frost wore grey alongside Owen Tippett and Travis Konecny, so expect to see those three together against Anaheim.
The 24-year-old has been a healthy scratch seven times this season, and is without a goal or an assist in his six appearances.
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Currently, it’s unclear which Flyers forward will make way for Frost. The purple practice group consisted of Scott Laughton, Ryan Poehling, Nicolas Deslauriers, and Garnet Hathaway. It was Poehling who exited the lineup last time, so Philadelphia might lean in that direction again.
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We’ll have more on this following their rematch tomorrow afternoon.
Aha! The secret has been revealed!! The mysterious “mid-body injury” was a back injury! Wow. It’s a good thing the organization didn’t tell anyone what it was, because that could have had hugely deleterious effects on him had other teams or the fans knew what it was. Keeping everyone in the dark is a much better approach to reporting injuries,