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PHILADELPHIA — Even with the chaos the Philadelphia Flyers are going through right now, it couldn’t have been an easy call for Rangers coach Gerard Gallant to start backup goaltender Jaroslav Halak on Saturday night instead of Igor Shesterkin.

With 13 minutes left in the game, Joel Farabee beat all the Vegas Golden Knights and their goalie for an open shot and a chance to win the game. He missed wide. And the game remained tied through the final 13 minutes until overtime, until the Philadelphia Flyers fell, 2-1.

The New York Islanders will meet the Philadelphia Flyers in NHL action on Tuesday night from the Wells Fargo Center.

ST. LOUIS — Don’t look now but the Blues are above .500. Who among you thought we’d be saying that before Thanksgiving? Especially when 11 days ago they lost their franchise-record eighth straight in a contest against the Philadelphia Flyers?

NEW YORK — They needed extra time, but the Rangers are on a roll now, winners of three straight after Chris Kreider took a pass from Mika Zibanejad and scored on a breakaway with 52.8 seconds left in overtime Tuesday night to beat the Philadelphia Flyers, 1-0, at Madison Square…

The Florida Panthers entered the second period against the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday having generated most of the scoring chances through the game’s first 20 minutes.

Erik Karlsson and Steven Lorentz both scored and James Reimer finished with 31 saves for his first shutout of the season as the San Jose Sharks completed their week-long road trip with a 3-0 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday at Wells Fargo Center.

MIAMI — Florida Panthers forward Ryan Lomberg found an open shooting lane when he got a feed in the left faceoff circle from Colin White and fired a one-timer toward the net.

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Rudolfs Balcers was left all alone in front of the net as he received the feed from Sam Bennett. The Florida Panthers winger made his way to the crease, gliding in front of Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Felix Sandstrom before backhanding the puck into the net and celebrating with his teammates.

TAMPA, Fla. — The Lightning outplayed the Philadelphia Flyers for most of Tuesday’s home opener. But they let their opponent hang around, and a resilient team burned them late.