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Flyers Shut Out at Prudential Center as Devils Dominate on Home Ice

In a recent National Hockey League encounter at the Prudential Center, the Philadelphia Flyers faced a challenging game against the New Jersey Devils. The Flyers, with their record now standing at 0-1, were unable to secure any points during the match. Conversely, the home team Devils improved their tally to 1-0 with an assertive performance that earned them six points. The final score of 6-0 reflects a game dominated by the New Jersey squad.


Sep 28, 2022; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Samuel Ersson (33) makes a save against the Washington Capitals during the third period at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Flyers struggled throughout the game to find their rhythm against a robust Devils defense. Despite taking 21 shots on goal, none found their way past the opposing goaltender who saved all attempts, maintaining a perfect save percentage for the night. The Flyers' offense was further hampered by their inability to capitalize on powerplay opportunities; they had three chances but failed to convert any into goals.


Defensively, it was also a tough night for Philadelphia as they conceded six goals from 34 shots. Their goaltender managed to make 28 saves but faced an overwhelming shooting percentage of nearly 18 percent from the Devils' attackers. Even strength play proved particularly problematic for Philadelphia's defense which allowed five goals.


The Flyers did show some resilience in terms of physical play and puck possession battles. They recorded 13 hits and took away possession from New Jersey players on eleven occasions but also gave up possession six times themselves due to giveaways.


Faceoffs were another area where Philadelphia struggled; winning only around 41 percent of faceoff encounters compared to New Jersey's nearly 59 percent success rate in this aspect of play.


Looking ahead after this tough outing, fans can catch the next game featuring Philadelphia Flyers as they visit UBS Arena in Belmont Park against New York Islanders scheduled for September 27th at approximately seven o'clock Eastern Time. This upcoming contest will not be broadcasted through traditional networks but fans are encouraged to follow along through live updates and coverage provided by sports news outlets.

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