Philadelphia Flyers pay the penalty as New York Rangers cash 3 power-play goals at Xfinity Mobile Arena

The Philadelphia Flyers moved to a 29-23 record with 11 overtime losses for 69 points, while the New York Rangers improved to 25-30 with 8 overtime losses for 58 points in a 6-2 result at Xfinity Mobile Arena.

First period

The Flyers opened with 0 goals in the first period while the Rangers scored 3 goals in the first period.

The Flyers finished with 34 shots and a 6 percent shooting rate, and the Rangers finished with 27 shots and a 22 percent shooting rate.

The Broad Street Bullies set a physical tone with 32 hits, while the Blueshirts logged 17 hits.

Second period

The Flyers produced 1 goal in the second period while the Rangers added 3 goals in the second period.

The Rangers power play went 3-for-4 with 8 shots, and the Flyers penalty kill allowed 3 power-play goals on 8 shots against.

The Flyers power play went 1-for-3 with 4 shots, and the Rangers penalty kill gave up 1 power-play goal on 4 shots against.

The Flyers won 30 of 55 faceoffs for a 54 percent faceoff win rate, and the Rangers won 25 of 55 faceoffs for a 46 percent faceoff win rate.

The Philadelphia Flyers vs New York Rangers turning point came through special teams as the Broadway Blues finished with 3 power-play goals.

Third period

The Flyers scored 1 goal in the third period while the Rangers were held to 0 goals in the third period.

The Flyers blocked 11 shots and had 3 takeaways, while the Rangers blocked 8 shots and had 4 takeaways.

The Flyers logged 10 giveaways and the Rangers logged 12 giveaways in a game that stayed at 60:00 in total duration.

Notables and numbers

Matvei Michkov had 1 goal on 2 shots with a 50 percent shooting rate in the previous game, and Sean Couturier had 1 goal on 2 shots with a 50 percent shooting rate in the previous game.

Owen Tippett threw 8 hits in the previous game, and Dan Vladar posted 18 saves on 24 shots against in the previous game.

Philadelphia Flyers post-match stats also showed 8 penalty minutes on 4 minor penalties for the Flyers, while the Rangers had 6 penalty minutes on 3 minor penalties.

The post-game report Philadelphia Flyers file included a 30-25 edge in faceoffs won, and Philadelphia Flyers post-game interviews followed a night where the Rangers earned the winning goalie credit with 32 saves on 34 shots against.

The Flyers are scheduled to host the Washington Capitals at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on 3/11/2026 at 7:30 PM EDT with viewing on TNT, HBO Max, and MNMT.

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