Frustration is taking precedent amongst the Philadelphia Flyers franchise, even if they’re playing playoff teams close.
Time after time, the Flyers dig themselves into a hole with undisciplined hockey. Whether or not you agree with the five-minute-major and game-misconduct assessment of Samuel Morin, Philadelphia must play smarter. We’ve witnessed a more physical brand of hockey, but it’s been costly.
Playing from behind cannot happen. Teams like the New York Islanders set the pace for the rest of the NHL. Heading into last night, they had been the best franchise in the league since the beginning of February.