Flyers' Hot Streak: Playoff Push in Sight

On March 30th, the Philadelphia Flyers just pulled off a massive upset against the Dallas

Stars.

The Tuff his team left on their 2025, 26 schedule.

It was the second game of a back-to-back with travel, and they won in overtime, won to

nothing.

They dominated shots 30-18 and controlled over half the expected goals at 5 on 5.

They scored their two regulation goals on special teams, a powerplay tally from Travis

Kineckney and R2 Hyre's first NHL goal short-handed.

Then Trevor Zegra sealed it in 3 on 3 overtime with a slick snipe that lit up the arena.

This marks their 5th straight game, jumping to a 1-0 lead, flipping a season-long habit

of spotting opponents first.

Fans and analysts are buzzing because the Flyers have shown real grit, ranking 9th league

wide when trailing early.

That clutch say by Sam Urson, late in regulation, stopped a sure goal after Zegra's penalty, keeping

it tied against Dallas's top powerplay.

It's assigned this young squad is growing up fast in big moments.

Suddenly, they're right in the playoff mix with 17's bunched between 83 and 89 points.

They trail Columbus by 2 and the Islanders by 3, but hold a game in hand.

Fewer regulation wins her tiebreakers, though, so they got to keep stacking victories.

This week brings 3 huge tests against Eastern Conference rivals, Washington next, then

Detroit and the Islanders on back-to-backs.

If they ride this hot streak, that unlikely playoff push could turn real heads.

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