Washington Capitals, Philadelphia Flyers

Flyers lose fifth straight game with 4-3 setback vs. the Washington Capitals
It was a roller coaster of a night at the Wells Fargo Center. Although the Flyers lost 4-3 to Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals on Thursday, the Orange and Black’s future was on display. Finally arriving after being acquired from the Calgary Flames in the early minutes of Jan.
Flyers host the Capitals on losing streak
BOTTOM LINE: The Philadelphia Flyers play the Washington Capitals as losers of four games in a row. Philadelphia is 23-25-7 overall and 6-9-1 against the Metropolitan Division. The Flyers have a -30 scoring differential, with 153 total goals scored and 183 conceded.
Three Takeaways From Flyers Loss vs. Capitals
The Flyers continued to show their trademark tenacity, fueled by standout performances and relentless determination. View the original article to see embedded media. After enduring a brief but frustrating scoring slump,
Flyers lose fifth in a row with 4-3 setback vs. Capitals
It was a roller coaster of a night at the Wells Fargo Center. Although the Flyers lost, 4-3, to Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals on Thursday, the Orange and Black’s future was on display. Finally arriving after being acquired from the Calgary Flames in the early minutes of Jan.
Michkov scores twice as Flyers Fall 4-3 to Capitals
The Philadelphia Flyers fell to the Washington Capitals 4-3 last night. Ahead of the game, it was announced that Ivan Fedotov would get the start on the net. Head coach John Tortorella praised Sam Ersson in the OT loss to Utah and the GK will be utilized Saturday before heading into the 4
Ovechkin scores his 879th to move closer to Gretzky’s record, as Capitals beat Flyers 4-3
Ovechkin scored with 53 seconds remaining in the first period, taking a centering pass from Martin Fehervary and flicking it ...
Capitals vs. Flyers February 6: Injured players, inactives, latest updates
The Washington Capitals’ (35-11-7) injury report has three players listed as they ready for their Thursday, February 6 game ...
Gameday 55 Preview: Flyers vs. Capitals
As the Philadelphia Flyers gear up to face the Washington Capitals at the Wells Fargo Center, they find themselves navigating ...
Capitals are the only NHL team without a player in the 4 Nations Face-Off. It could help them
The Washington Capitals are the top team in the NHL more than halfway through the season. Yet they’re also the only one not ...
Flyers Rookie Continues to Impress
The Philadelphia Flyers dropped another contest after losing 4-3 to their divisional rivals, the Washington Capitals. The game was their fifth game without a vi ...
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NHL On Tap: Ovechkin continues chase when Capitals visit Flyers
Welcome to the NHL On Tap, a daily look at the games on the NHL schedule. There are nine games on the schedule for Thursday, ...
Capitals' Charlie Lindgren: Grounds Flyers with strong effort
Lindgren was sharp, handing the Flyers their seventh loss in eight games. He was beaten twice by Matvei Michkov, and Tyson Foerster put a power-play snipe past him. Lindgren is 2-1-1 with one shutout, ...
Flyers Notebook: New guys won’t debut until Saturday
PHILADELPHIA — Newest Flyers Andrei Kuzmenko and Jakob Pelletier were originally planning to tip their hardhats to their new ...
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Postgame 5: Flyers Fall to Caps, 4-3
The Philadelphia Flyers lost a winnable game against the Metropolitan Division leading Washington Capitals, 4-3, at Wells ...
Capitals, Flyers coming off dramatically different results
In their most recent games, the Washington Capitals and Philadelphia Flyers experienced a whirlwind of emotions in -- of all moments -- the final second.