US EditionFlyers Relinquish Late Lead, but Sink Ducks in OT
Noah Cates forced a turnover and scored a deflection in overtime to secure the Flyers' 3-2 win after Anaheim tied the game late, ending the Ducks' strong Pacific Division run.
- Following Noah Cates' overtime deflection, the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 at the Honda Center.
- Regulation goals from Luke Glendening and Owen Tippett gave the Flyers a lead, but Cutter Gauthier and Leo Carlsson scored for Anaheim to force overtime.
- Philadelphia goaltender Dan Vladar made 34 saves, and Nick Seeler fought Jansen Harkins during the third period.
- The victory keeps the Flyers six points behind playoff wild-card spots, while the Ducks remain leaders of the Pacific Division.
- The Flyers travel to Los Angeles on Thursday, March 19, while Anaheim plays at Utah on Friday, March 20.
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OC RegisterFlyers edge Ducks in OT as Zegras, Drysdale make Honda Center return
The Ducks extend the game on Leo Carlsson’s goal with 1:54 left in regulation, but Noah Cates scores on a deflection off goalie Lukas Dostal’s skate in OT to give Philadelphia a 3-2 win. Trevor Zegras is held off the scoresheet in his first game in Anaheim since his offseason trade.
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Noah Cates scores on an OT deflection to lift the Flyers past the Ducks, 3-2
Noah Cates scored on a deflection off goalie Lukas Dostal’s skate at 2:17 of overtime and — after a review for offsides on the play — the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 on Wednesday night.
Cates scores in OT to lift the Flyers
Noah Cates scored on a deflection off goalie Lukas Dostal’s skate at 2:17 of overtime and — after a review for offsides on the play — the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Anaheim Ducks 3-2 on Wednesday night. Pacific Division-leading Anaheim…
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