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Luke Schenn's second goal of the season gave the Flyers a 3-2 lead at the end of the second period. Luke also added an assist, was +1, had a hit and 5 blocked shots against the Senators.
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Jake Voracek's 4th goal tied the game at 2 in the second period against the Senators. It was his 3rd goal against the Sens this season.
Zac Rinaldo led the Flyers in hits against the Senators with 6. He played even in 10 and half minutes of ice time.
Do you feel like the Flyers have "righted" their ship?
Yes, playing better, but still do not have the talent to compete with elite teams 38.1% (16 votes)
Yes, now we need to trade for some more offensive fire power 35.71% (15 votes)
No, this is a streak for an up and down team 14.29% (6 votes)
Yes, playing better, but don't think they can maintain this streak 11.9% (5 votes)
No, except the Penguins, still haven't beaten anyone 0% (0 votes)
Total Votes: 42
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Wayne Simmonds had 2 assists and a hit against the Senators in 18 minutes of ice time. He was +2 on the night.
Kimmo Timmonen's goal tied the game half way thru the third period to send the game into overtime. He also had an assist, was +2, a blocked shot and hit in 24 minutes of ice time against the Sens.
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Senators 5 Flyers 4
In a see-saw affair the Senators outlasted the Flyers in Ottawa Monday night. Jason Spezza scored the only goal of the Shoot-out as the third shooter. Flyers shooters Read, Giroux, and Couturier all missing.
Goals were scored by Mike Raffl (his NHL first), Luke Schenn, Jake Voracek and Kimmo Timmonen. The two goals by defensemen brought the Flyers to 9 by defensemen this season.
For the second straight game Steve Mason gave up 4 goals. He did facing 34 shots.
This was the Flyers 5th of 6 straight road games (2-2-1). Tye McGinn was called up by the Flyers to replace Lecavalier, but was scratched along with Hal Gill and Gustafsson. Sean Couturier got into a fight with Kyle Turris at the end of the first period, an ultra-rare event. Rosehill also fought, helping the flyers stay in the top 3 in the NHL in fighting majors. The Senators power play goal snapped a streak of 25 or so straight kills by the Flyers. The Sens going 1 for 3, the Flyers went 1 for 2 on the power play.
Senators avoid season sweep, beat Flyers with Spezza shoot-out goal 5-4
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New Trivia question. Starts 12/11, ends 12/17. Winner gets the Vinny Lecavalier autograph card pictured below.
Question: When the flyers won their first Stanley Cup against the Bruins, Bernie Parent won the Conn Smythe award for being the best player in the playoffs. As a result of the award he was given a car. What did Bernie do with the car?
As always, best most complete answer gets the card! Email your best answer to trivia@flyers.com the link is trivia@flyers.com
Last weeks answer and winner: After Jaromir Jagr left the Flyers two years ago, he joined the Dallas Stars. At the deadline he was traded to the Boston Bruins. He now skates with the New Jersey Devils. In his short time with the Bruins, it was the fist time that Jagr had a team-mate that was ________. Fill in the blank! The answer is "Taller". Zdeno Chara was the first team-mate that was taller than Jagr. First with the correct answer was Kevin K. from Largo Florida.
