Leo Carlsson Rallies the Ducks to a 5-4 Victory over the Flyers
- The Anaheim Ducks rallied past the Philadelphia Flyers 5-4 on Saturday at Xfinity Mobile Arena, snapping a five-game losing streak. Leo Carlsson scored and assisted as Anaheim overcame an early two-goal deficit.
- Cutter Gauthier endured persistent "F--- YOU, CUTTER" chants from Philadelphia fans, referencing his trade three years ago. The rivalry intensified by past offer sheet attempts and trades between the franchises.
- Power-Play goals from Matvei Michkov and Porter Martone gave Philadelphia an early 2-0 lead on a 5-on-3 advantage. The Flyers' strong start could not hold against Anaheim's comeback offense.
- Anaheim goalie Lukas Dostal made 28 saves to anchor the comeback, while Philadelphia dropped to 3-7-3 with the regulation loss. The defeat snapped the Flyers' three-game winning streak.
- The Flyers host the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday, while the Anaheim Ducks begin a three-game homestand against Vancouver. Both teams continue their respective schedules after Saturday's pivotal matchup.
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Anaheim Ducks' $43.2 Million Gamble Pays Off Against Flyers
The Anaheim Ducks finally snapped their losing streak in a thriller against the Philadelphia Flyers. And one player stood out.Tristan Luneau had a game to remember. In Anaheim’s matinee win against the Flyers on Saturday, Luneau finished with a goal, three points, and a plus-3. It was easily the best performance of his career, and […]
LOS ANGELES. Finally a win. After five straight losses, the Anaheim Ducks stopped their slide. They did it in Saturday's matinee performance against the Flyers in Philadelphia. And Leo Carlsson, 21, found the right one after four scoreless games when Anaheim won 4-3.
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Leo Carlsson burns the Flyers after a failed offer sheet in the Ducks’ 5-4 win
Leo Carlsson scored and assisted on the game-winner as the Ducks beat the Flyers 5-4 in Philadelphia, months after the Flyers tried to sign him away with a five-year, $90 million offer sheet. Anaheim matched the deal to keep the…
NEW YORK. Now Philadelphia fans know how wonderful it could have been if this summer's coup had succeeded. Leo Carlsson had a goal and an assist and helped Anaheim snap a five-game losing streak when he came to town for the first time since the Flyers threw out the offer sheet that made him the NHL's highest-paid star.
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