All they care about is helping the Flyers finish high in the Metropolitan Division standing and ending the team's long drought without a series win in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Giroux finished second in the NHL last season with 102 points, while Voracek was 13th with 85 points. No matter. The Flyers exited in the first round of the playoffs as the two combined for one goal, five assists, and a minus-13 rating against the Penguins.
"You want to do good in the playoffs, and we didn't do that last year," said Voracek, referring to the team, before the Flyers opened their season at electric T-Mobile Arena against Vegas on Thursday.