The Philadelphia Flyers were beaten 4-1 Tuesday night at the Wells Fargo Center by the Carolina Hurricanes.
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As if the Flyers didn’t need another clunker after Friday’s game against the New York Rangers, their woes came back tonight against another power in the Metro.
“Flat, just flat throughout the lineup,” John Tortorella mentioned postgame about the teams effort.
Adding “we haven’t had many of these. We got a plan for practice tomorrow and be ready for next game on Thursday.”
While it’s hard to fault Tortorella for having a quick reset after tonights game, this is the second time its happened in the past three games.
To add to the play, the Flyers offense has just two goals in their last three games.
When the Flyers are executing the plan set for by Tortorella, their game play looks a lot different.
However, on nights when they struggle, like they did again tonight, it is going to show. Especially against one of the Metro’s best.
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Owen Micciche Makes Flyers Debut
As part of Hockey Fights Cancer night, the Flyers made one really special wish come true.
Nine year old Owen Micciche took to the ice to make his Flyers debut. Micciche has been fighting cancer since he was 6 months old.
Micciche skated his rookie lap with current Flyer Owen Tippett.
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Noah Cates Out 6-8 Weeks
On Friday, Noah Cates took a puck to the face in the 2nd period. As a result, Cates would need 30 stitches to repair the cut on his lip.
The next night against the Islanders, Cates season would be put on hold with a more severe injury.
Cates would sustain a lower-body injury on Saturday against the Islanders. An injury that will keep Cates out long term.
Earlier today, the Flyers announced Cates would miss 6-8 weeks with a lower-body injury.
NEXT GAME: Thursday November 30th , New Jersey Devils , Philadelphia PA 7:00pm
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