Flyers vs Penguins: What we learned from Thursday’s overtime loss
The Philadelphia Flyers (26-26-8) were defeated by the Pittsburgh Penguins (24-29-9) in overtime on Thursday night, 5-4. The Flyers defeated the Penguins on Tuesday night in Philadelphia but couldn't find their second win over the Penguins in the same week.
Never one to shy away from a good quote, the Philadelphia Flyers head coach spoke on a big hit from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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