In a hard-fought match on Saturday, the Philadelphia Flyers triumphed over the New Jersey Devils with a score of 3-1, showcasing a dominant performance in the final period.
Bobby Brink and Travis Konecny each found the net for the Flyers in the third period, while Matvei Michkov opened the scoring in the first meeting of the season between these two Metropolitan Division rivals.
Tyson Foerster was instrumental in the victory, contributing with two assists, while Samuel Ersson stopped 12 shots to help secure the win for Philadelphia.

Brink’s power-play goal, his sixth of the season, came at a pivotal moment with just 7:16 left on the clock, putting the Flyers ahead 2-1.
Konecny sealed the game by adding an empty-net goal in the dying seconds, marking his 21st goal of the season.
For the Devils, Dougie Hamilton netted a goal in the first period, which was notable as it was his first since December 2, bringing his season total to six goals.
In goal for New Jersey, Jake Allen made 15 saves during his first start since January 1.

The Flyers demonstrated resilience with their third comeback win in the last four games, highlighting their competitive spirit.
Meanwhile, Devil’s captain Nico Hischier participated in his 500th game but unfortunately did not record a shot after an impressive run in which he scored three times in his prior two outings.

A crucial moment in the game occurred early in the third period when Jesper Bratt seemingly tied the game at 3:44, but the goal was disallowed due to an offside call against New Jersey.
This decision proved significant in maintaining Philadelphia’s lead.
Notably, the Devils managed only 13 shots during the game, the lowest they’ve recorded this season, and also the fewest allowed by Philadelphia in the current campaign.

Looking ahead, the Flyers will be back on the ice this Tuesday to take on the Detroit Red Wings.
Meanwhile, the Devils are scheduled to host the Ottawa Senators on Sunday.