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Flyers Soar Over Blues with a Commanding 4-2 Victory at Enterprise Center

The Philadelphia Flyers, with a record of 23-15-6, faced off against the St. Louis Blues, standing at 27-17-3, in a game that ended with a score of 4-2 in favor of the visiting team. The Flyers added another win to their tally while the Blues recorded another loss to their season's performance.


Oct 13, 2022; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Philadelphia Flyers right wing Travis Konecny (11) and  goaltender Carter Hart (79) celebrate win against the New Jersey Devils at Wells Fargo Center. Mandatory Credit: Eric Hartline-USA TODAY Sports

At the Enterprise Center, home to raucous cheers and intense anticipation, the Philadelphia Flyers showcased an impressive offensive display against the St. Louis Blues. The first period remained scoreless for both teams as they tested each other's defenses and goaltending capabilities. However, it was in the second period when the Flyers' offense ignited, scoring two goals that set them on a path of dominance.


The third period saw an equally impressive performance from Philadelphia as they netted another two goals solidifying their lead over St. Louis. The Flyers' shooting accuracy was notable throughout the game; out of 42 shots taken on goal, four found their mark resulting in an admirable shooting percentage of ten percent.


Philadelphia's defense and goaltending were equally up to task – turning away 28 shots from St. Louis and boasting a perfect save percentage for their efforts between the pipes. This defensive solidity limited St. Louis to only two goals despite numerous attempts on target.


Special teams played a significant role in this matchup as well; although neither team capitalized on powerplay opportunities with Philadelphia having two chances and not converting any into goals while maintaining sixty-seven percent faceoff wins during those moments.


The physicality was evident through hits delivered by both sides – sixteen by Philadelphia and seventeen by St. Louis – but it was clear that disciplined play made all difference as Philly gave up only three penalties totaling six penalty minutes compared to St Louis’ four penalty minutes from two infractions.


As fans look ahead after this commanding performance by Philadelphia Flyers, attention now turns towards their next challenge which will be hosted at Wells Fargo Center against Dallas Stars on January 19th at 7 PM Eastern Time (ET). Fans can catch all action live through various broadcast networks including ESPN+ online nationally or NBCS-PH locally on television along with BSSW channel number 676 for away supporters tuning in from different locations.

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