US EditionMatvei Michkov has 2nd straight 2-goal outing to lead the Flyers past the Sabres 7-4
- On Saturday, the Philadelphia Flyers defeated the Buffalo Sabres with a score of 7-4, marking their second consecutive win.
- The Flyers' victory followed the firing of coach John Tortorella on Thursday, after the team had lost six straight games.
- Matvei Michkov contributed significantly with his second straight two-goal game, while Noah Cates, Owen Tippett, Tyson Foerster, Ryan Poehling, and Jakob Pelletier also scored for the Flyers, and Samuel Ersson made 17 saves.
- 20-Year-Old Michkov's first goal was assisted by Travis Konecny and Yegor Zamula, and overall he now has 24 goals and 32 assists in 73 games played.
- The Sabres' three-game winning streak ended with this loss, despite goals from Jack Quinn , Alex Tuch, and John-Jason Peterkaas, and Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's 25 saves, leaving them last in the Eastern Conference standings and setting up a back-to-back game at Washington on Sunday.
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