Flyers Cruise to 5-1 Win Over Blackhawks
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Philadelphia Flyers dominate Chicago Blackhawks, winning 5-1. Alex Bump, Christian Dvorak, and Noah Cates each score a goal and an assist. Sean Couturier and Denver Barkey also find the net. Owen Tippett adds two assists, and Samuel Ersson saves 25 of 26 shots. Flyers now at 35-24-12. Connor Bedard scores Chicagos only goal, but Spencer Knight stops just 36 of 41 shots. Blackhawks at 27-32-13. Flyers score first and build a three-goal lead, responding to Chicagos late goal with two more. Flyers win four of their last five games, maintaining momentum.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Flyers Cruise to 5-1 Win Over Blackhawks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 27, the Philadelphia Flyers cruise to a 5-to-1 win over the Chicago Black Hawks at Expendity Mobile Arena. Alex Bump, Christian DeVorac, and Noah Kates, each tally the goal and an assist, with Sean Couturier and Denver Barkey also finding the net for. Philadelphia, Owen Tippet added two assists, while Samuel Urson turned aside, 25 shots in net. The Flyers now stand at 35 wins, 24 losses, and 12 overtime losses. Connor Bedard scored his 30th goal of the season for Chicago, but Spencer Knight stopped just 36 of 41 shots. The Black Hawks are 27, 32, and 13. Philadelphia struck first just 48 seconds in and built a three-nothing lead by the second period. Chicago clawed back one, but the Flyers responded with two more tally's late. The Hot Flyers have taken four of their last five games and gone six, one, and one over the past eight, keeping their momentum alive.
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