US EditionGrebenkin, Grundstrom Lead Flyers to 5-2 Win over Canucks
The Flyers ended a two-game losing streak with three third-period goals and goalie Dan Vladar’s 13th win, while the Canucks lost after a four-game winning streak, sources said.
- On Monday, the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Vancouver Canucks 5-2 in Philadelphia, with Nikita Grebenkin recording a goal and an assist.
- Rick Tocchet, who coached the Canucks for 2 1/2 seasons before taking the Flyers job in May, earned a win in his first game against his former team as the new-look fourth line contributed.
- Carl Grundstrom knocked in a rebound at 5:58 of the third period for his fourth goal in eight games since being recalled from Lehigh Valley, and Matvei Michkov added an empty-net goal with 1:11 remaining, ending a 10-game drought.
- Dan Vladar made 23 saves for his 13th win while Thatcher Demko finished with 34 saves as Max Sasson and Drew O'Connor scored late for Vancouver, snapping their four-game streak.
- The Flyers visit the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday, and the Canucks host the San Jose Sharks on Saturday, while Rodrigo Abols had two assists, giving the line five points.
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Marco Rossi scored his first defeat on Monday (local time) in the North American Hockey League NHL in his fifth match with the Vancouver Canucks. 24-year-old Vorarlberger had to defeat the Philadelphia Flyers 2/5 with his new club, bringing it to 20:51 minutes ice time and remained without scorer point.The Canucks finished last in the Pacific Division.
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Marietta Daily JournalFourth line shines as Flyers end Canucks' winning streak
Dan Vladar made 23 saves and the Philadelphia Flyers received two goals from their fourth line in a 5-2 home victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Monday.
Nikita Grebenkin got a goal and an assist in a 5-2 win from the Flyers.
Canucks’ Four-Game Surge Halted as Flyers’ Depth Delivers 5–2 Loss
By AakashSports_ The Vancouver Canucks saw their four-game winning streak come to an end Monday night, falling 5–2 to the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena. This one wasn’t a fluke. Philadelphia controlled enough key phases of the game to dictate the outcome, while Vancouver showed flashes of pushback that ultimately weren’t sustained against the
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