Flyers Edge Kings in Shootout, Extend Streak

From NHL coverage, this is your March 20th update.

The Philadelphia Flyers grabbed a 4-3 shootout victory over the Los Angeles Kings at Crypto.com,

Arena.

Noah Kates shone with a goal and an assist, while Trevor Zegra's and Mott Bay Mitchkov

converted in the shootout to seal it.

Samuel Urson came up big for Philly, stopping Adrian Kempi and Artemi Panorin in the

breakaway round after 22 saves overall.

Panorin had tied the game late in the third on the power play, extending his point streak

to four games.

This win stretched the Flyers' point streak to five games at four wins and one overtime

loss.

There are six points back of Detroit for the second Eastern Conference Wildcard spot

with a record of 33 wins, 23 losses, and 12 overtime losses.

Meanwhile, the Kings sit at 28 wins, 24 losses, and 16 overtime losses.

They moved one point ahead of Seattle and Nashville, and two ahead of San Jose for the

second Western Wildcard, despite alternating wins and losses.

Legally, both squas showed grit in a back and forth battle, with Philly pushing through

injuries to keep their playoff push alive as the race tightens.