Kevin Durso

The Flyers were 8-11-7 after a 10th straight loss on Dec. 3. They have gone 26-8-3 since to not only move comfortably in the playoff race, but also challenge for the Metropolitan Division title.

A 1-0 shootout win over the Montreal Canadiens coupled with Washington’s 5-1 loss to Columbus moved the Flyers into first place in the Metropolitan Division as the Flyers finished off a dominant February on an all-time high note.

Petr Mrazek turned in his best start in his young career with the Flyers, stopped 28 shots through 65 minutes and then another four in the shootout as the Flyers claimed a 1-0 win via the shootout over the Montreal Canadiens to climb into first place in the Metropolitan Division.

Aside from adding veteran defenseman Johnny Oduya through waivers, the Flyers remained quiet at the deadline. GM Ron Hextall met with the media following the deadline and focused on the team’s current success while noting that prices were just too high to warrant a deal.

The Flyers face the Montreal Canadiens, this time on the road, for the third and final time this season, with each of the first two matches coming earlier this month.

The Flyers claimed defenseman Johnny Oduya off waivers from the Ottawa Senators, GM Ron Hextall announced. The team also lost defenseman Mark Alt to the Colorado Avalanche through waivers.

For a change, Flyers GM Ron Hextall can look at the market and see if there are any options that improve the team in the here and now at the trade deadline. Despite the rise in the standings and the flurry of activity from Eastern Conference counterparts, he needs to stay the course.

This about another tight hockey game where the Flyers managed to stay the course and overcome some adversity to claim two points again in a 2-1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets.

Petr Mrazek was excellent in his Flyers debut, while Nolan Patrick, filling in for Wayne Simmonds on the power play, scored the game-winning goal on the man advantage in a 2-1 win for the Flyers over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Thursday night at Wells Fargo Center.

The Columbus Blue Jackets make their first visit to Philadelphia this season, as the Flyers look to continue their recent success and push for the top of the Metropolitan Division.

Jake Voracek played hero twice, scoring the tying goal with 1:25 left in regulation and then the game-winning goal at 1:26 of overtime to give the Flyers their third straight win and seventh in the last eight games. Let’s jump right in with our Postgame Review.

The Flyers announced that forward Wayne Simmonds will be out for two-to-three weeks and goalie Michal Neuvirth will be out for four-to-six weeks with injuries.

After rising from near rock bottom to have a playoff spot well within their reach, Flyers GM Ron Hextall rewarded the rest of the players on the team with a veteran presence in goal that signifies they are here to finish what they have started, to make the playoffs and see what happens from there in the postseason.

The Flyers have acquired goalie Petr Mrazek from the Detroit Red Wings for a pair of draft picks, a conditional fourth-round pick in 2018 and a conditional third-round pick in 2019.

The Flyers called up forward Oskar Lindblom from the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. The team also activated goalie Anthony Stolarz from the injured, non-roster list and loaned him to Lehigh Valley.

The Flyers and Rangers have had many classic games over the years, but this was certainly one of the crazier affairs between the two. Ultimately, the Flyers were able to survive the adversity and come away with another win, a 7-4 victory over the Rangers.

Defense was optional in a wild affair at Madison Square Garden on Sunday afternoon, but the Flyers continued to capitalize on chances throughout the game, taking a 7-4 win over the New York Rangers.

The Flyers carry a seven-game points streak into Sunday’s matchup against the struggling New York Rangers. Game time is set for 12 p.m.

After 2,404 games over 18 seasons, all in Phillies pinstripes, it should be no surprise that the greatest player to ever play one game with the Phillies is the guy who played the most with the Phillies, Mike Schmidt.

Flyers goalie Brian Elliott had successful surgery to repair a core muscle on Tuesday morning and will be out five-to-six weeks, GM Ron Hextall announced.

It was a very successful week for the Flyers, who claimed wins in four straight games this week. The winning streak was led by their captain Claude Giroux, who took home the NHL’s 1st Star of the Week honors.

The Flyers managed to do something that had happened just three times earlier this season to the Vegas Golden Knights, claiming a win in regulation by a score of 4-1 to secure their fourth straight win on Sunday night.

The Flyers quick weekend trip out West concludes on Sunday night with their first ever meeting with the Vegas Golden Knights, easily the NHL’s surprise story of the season. Game time is set for 8 p.m.

The Flyers scored an unlikely result, a shootout win over the Arizona Coyotes, winning the seven-round shootout, 2-1, to take a 4-3 win on Saturday night.

The Flyers take on the Arizona Coyotes, the team bringing up the rear in the NHL standings, but the Flyers learned the hard way that a night off against this team will do no good. The Flyers lost to Arizona in their first meeting of the season in October in overtime, managing to get to the extra session only because of a frantic rally in the third. Arizona is also coming off a win in Minnesota where they erased a three-goal deficit.

This wasn’t just another win for the Eagles in a football game of epic proportions. This was a win for Philadelphia.

Jordan Weal scored with 3.1 seconds left in overtime to give the Flyers the win over the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night.

The Flyers furious late-game rally went all for naught as the Ottawa Senators strategically played the overtime and defeated the Flyers in the shootout. Here is the Postgame Review.

A furious rally allowed the Flyers to get at least one point, with the game-tying goal coming in the final seconds of regulation. Unfortunately for the Flyers, the game went to the dreaded shootout, where the Flyers lost after six rounds to the Senators, 1-0, to seal the 4-3 loss on Saturday afternoon at Wells Fargo Center.