Flyers Overtime Goal Ends Penguins' Comeback Bid

0:00On April 30, Philadelphia Flyers finally broke through with a one-nothing overtime win over the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 6, punching there. Ticket to the second round for the first time in six years. Cam York ripped a wrist shot from the blue line at 1732 of overtime, his first career playoff goal, sparking a massive celebration at home. Daned later stood tall and net, turning away all 42 shots for the shutout, carrying the flyers past the penguin squad that clawed back from A. Three games to nothing-hole to force the decider. Pittsburgh nearly made history as just the fifth team ever to rally from that deficit. Fans and Philly erupted after years of playoff drought, with Coach Rick Tockett calling it a long time coming amid all the frustration. Cindy Crosby gave props to his team for the fight, but noted how bounces decided it, especially after they nearly forced a game seven back home. This marks the flyers first playoff since 2020, and their deepest run in a full season since 2012.

1:01Youngstar Mottwe Michka for turn strong, but couldn't beat the penguin's goalie, while power plays stayed cold at the series' war on. Now the flyers gear up for Carolina, who swept Ottawa, ready to keep the momentum rolling in the east. From around the world, powered by AI, this is Global News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.