22 to improve to 3-0. The Blues are five defeats from matching the franchise’s all-time losing streak, a 13-game slide from March 16-April 8, 2006, that included three overtime losses. “I don’t have an answer, just not good enough, ” O’Reilly said. “You can see it. You can feel it. Every mistake, we get heavier and heavier. Every 50-50 puck seems to go their way. It’s frustrating. ”Allison notched the first of Philadelphia’s three second-period tallies with 9:49 left in the period. Ivan Provorov set up the goal with a pass toward the crease, and the puck went off Allison and past Blues goalie Thomas Greiss. It was just the third time in 12 contests Philadelphia has gotten on the board first.
“Really good start, ” Tortorella said. “Thought we put a lot of good minutes in.. Maybe we’re taking steps in the right direction. ”Konecny scored his team-leading fifth of the season with 3:23 to play in the period when he wheeled past defenseman Justin Faulk in the slot and fired a wrist shot past Greiss’ blocker side. The Flyers just beat the buzzer for their final tally of one of their most impressive periods of the season with a 4-on-4 goal with three seconds left on a pretty passing play. Scott Laughton started it by keeping the puck in the zone, then sent a pass to the opposite circle to Travis Sanheim, who whipped the puck to the far side of the crease and Cates deflected it home for his second goal of the season.
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Canadiens-Canucks stream: NHL on NBCSN matchupPHILADELPHIA — Noah Cates, Owen Tippett and Travis Konecny each had a goal and an assist, Felix Sandstrom made 28 saves and the surprising Philadelphia Flyers handed the St. Louis Blues their eighth straight regulation defeat, 5-1 on Tuesday night. Wade Allison and Lukas Sedlak also scored for rebuilding Philadelphia, which has won seven of 12 and garnered 16 points to start the season under first-year coach John Tortorella. The Flyers were last in the Metropolitan Division last season. “We’re trending the right way, ” Cates said. “We’re finding our groove, and we just have to keep going. ”Ryan O'Reilly scored for the Blues, who set a club record for consecutive losses in regulation. St. Louis last won on Oct.
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That was more than enough for the Flyers against the struggling Blues. “We’re not playing good enough to win games, ” St. Louis coach Craig Berube said. “We’re gripping the sticks for sure. ”Sandstrom was a late replacement for announced starter Carter Hart, who was ill. O’Reilly got the Blues on the board 5:22 into the third with a wrister from the slot that got past Sandstrom low on the glove side after a nifty setup from Ivan Barbashev. But Sedlak answered just 1:22 later with a backhander from close range that went off Greiss’ pads and in after Nick Seeler‘s long shot from the point. The Blues tried for an early spark with fisticuffs. Brayden Schenn dropped the gloves with Philadelphia’s Seeler just 3:39 into the contest in a one-sided duel won by Seeler.
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NHL on CBC Sports - Hockey news, opinion, scores, stats, standingsOilers' Kane sidelined 3-4 months after surgery for cut wrist from skate bladeEdmonton Oilers forward Evander Kane will miss three to four months after being cut on the left wrist by a skate blade during Tuesday's 3-2 win at Tampa Bay. "Last night was an extremely scary moment for me, " he says, "and I'm still in a little bit of shock.
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