US EditionTravis Konecny Helps Flyers Snap 3-Game Skid with Win vs. Canadiens
Trevor Zegras scored his 14th goal in his 300th game, extending his streak to four, while Flyers' timely goals and goalie Dan Vladar's 21 saves secured a 4-1 win.
- On Tuesday in Montreal, the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-1 with Carl Grundstrom and Bobby Brink scoring late in the first and second periods.
- With defenseman Mike Matheson out, the Montreal Canadiens have dropped four of six games, and Alexandre Texier scored his second goal in two games.
- Playing his 300th NHL game, Trevor Zegras scored his team-leading 14th goal and extended a career-high four-game goal streak.
- Dan Vladar made 21 saves and has won both his starts this season in Montreal, while Jacob Fowler made 17 saves in his third NHL start after being called up from the Laval Rocket on Dec. 9.
- Despite the win, the Philadelphia Flyers extended their power-play drought to 0 for 13 dating to Dec. 7, while the Canadiens host the Chicago Blackhawks and Flyers visit the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday.
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Zegras extends goal streak to 4 games as Flyers top Canadiens 4-1
Carl Grundstrom and Bobby Brink scored in the final minute of the first and second period, respectively, leading the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens.
Trevor Zegras hit the target, Dan Vladar managed 21 stops and the Flyers won 4-1 over the Canadian during Jacob Fowler's baptism at the Bell Centre.
5 Observations: Flyers Bounce Back; Trevor Zegras Scorching
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