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Metropolitan Division foes meet when Philadelphia hosts Carolina
Joseph Woll is expected to start again after stopping 41 of 44 shots in Philadelphia’s overtime loss to the New Jersey Devils.
- On Saturday, the Philadelphia Flyers host the Carolina Hurricanes at 7 p.m. in a Metropolitan Division matchup, with both teams seeking their first win after opening 0-1-1.
- Carolina finished last season 53-22-7 overall, while the Flyers posted a 43-27-12 record, positioning both teams to improve their early Metropolitan Division standing.
- Goaltender Joseph Woll is expected to start his second consecutive game after stopping 41 of 44 shots against the New Jersey Devils on Thursday, posting a.937 save percentage.
- The Flyers will be without forward Nikita Grebenkin, sidelined with an undisclosed injury, and Denver Barkey, who is out with a lower-body issue.
- Woll aims for a bounce-back season with the Flyers after posting a 3.34 goals-against average in 39 games with the Toronto Maple Leafs last season.
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