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The Philadelphia Flyers visit the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena on Monday, November 9, 2026, with puck drop set for 9:30 PM EST.
Matchup: Philadelphia Flyers (4-10-5, 13 points in 2026-27) at Vancouver Canucks (3-15-1, 7 points in 2026-27)
Date: Monday, November 9, 2026
Puck drop: 9:30 PM EST (7:30 PM PDT local)
Venue: Rogers Arena
How to watch: VAN: SN+ · PHI: NBCSP
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Philadelphia Flyers News & Notes
The Flyers suffered a 4-3 overtime loss to the Flames last night. They got goals from Denver Barkey, Noel Acciari, and Owen Tippett. Dan Vladar stopped 22 of the 26 shots he faced.
Barkey is on a three-game point streak and Acciari has goals in back-to-back games. Jamie Drysdale is on a four-game point streak with six assists during it. The Flyers are 1-3-1 in their last five games, averaging three goals per game while allowing 3.8 goals per game.
Vancouver Canucks News & Notes
Vancouver dropped a 4-2 decision in Edmonton on Saturday, its most recent outing before returning home. Max Sissons answered Mattias Ekholm’s opener ten seconds later in the first period, with Jamie Oleksiak and Guillaume Brisebois drawing assists. Brock Boeser pulled the Canucks within one at 17:25 of the third on helpers from Filip Hronek and Elias Pettersson before Leon Draisaitl sealed it into the empty net. Leevi Merilainen stopped 26 of 29 shots across 58 minutes.
Discipline again factored in. Brendan Gallagher took two of Vancouver’s four minor penalties, and a too-many-men call in the second preceded Draisaitl’s power-play goal early in the third. The Canucks went 0-for-2 with the man advantage, were outshot 30-22 and won 45.1 percent of their draws, though they led 30-22 in hits and blocked 10 shots.
Philadelphia Flyers Projected Lines
Line 1: Tyson Foerster – Christian Dvorak – Travis Konecny
Line 2: Porter Martone – Noah Cates – Matvei Michkov
Line 3: Trevor Zegras – Cole Knuble – Owen Tippett
Line 4: Denver Barkey – Sean Couturier – Noel Acciari
Pair 1: Travis Sanheim – Jamie Drysdale
Pair 2: Cam York – Oliver Bonk
Pair 3: Nick Seeler – Simon Benoit
Goaltenders: Dan Vladar – Joseph Woll
Philadelphia Flyers Special Teams
Power play, First unit: Porter Martone – Denver Barkey – Matvei Michkov – Trevor Zegras – Jamie Drysdale
Power play, Second unit: Travis Konecny – Christian Dvorak – Tyson Foerster – Owen Tippett – Oliver Bonk
Penalty kill, First unit: Sean Couturier – Christian Dvorak – Cam York – Travis Sanheim
Penalty kill, Second unit: Noah Cates – Tyson Foerster – Jamie Drysdale – Nick Seeler
Vancouver Canucks Projected Lines
Line 1: Arshdeep Bains – Elias Pettersson – Brock Boeser
Line 2: Jake DeBrusk – Paul Cotter – Jonathan Lekkerimaki
Line 3: Liam Ohgren – Marco Rossi – Brendan Gallagher
Line 4: Drew O’Connor – Max Sasson – Linus Karlsson
Pair 1: Zeev Buium – Filip Hronek
Pair 2: Jamie Oleksiak – Guillaume Brisebois
Pair 3: Elias Nils Pettersson – Luke Schenn
Goaltenders: Kevin Lankinen – Leevi Merilainen
Vancouver Canucks Special Teams
Power play, First unit: Jake DeBrusk – Elias Pettersson – Brock Boeser – Jonathan Lekkerimaki – Filip Hronek
Power play, Second unit: Liam Ohgren – Marco Rossi – Paul Cotter – Linus Karlsson – Zeev Buium
Penalty kill, First unit: Elias Pettersson – Drew O’Connor – Elias Nils Pettersson – Filip Hronek
Penalty kill, Second unit: Max Sasson – Brock Boeser – Jamie Oleksiak – Luke Schenn
Players To Watch
Trevor Zegras — Philadelphia Flyers
Zegras owns the best possession profile on the roster, with Box Score Junkie charting him at 54.2% Corsi-for and 63.6 shot attempts for per 60 across 338 minutes this 2026-27 season. He also has 6.7 high-danger expected goals generated with him on the ice, and four goals on 5.1 of his own xG suggests the finishing is due to catch up.
Brock Boeser — Vancouver Canucks
Boeser scored on two shots last time out and keeps converting at a rate the underlying numbers don’t support: Box Score Junkie has him at seven goals on 3.7 expected this 2026-27 season, a plus-3.3 margin over 358 minutes. His 49.5% Corsi-for is middling, so the shooting is carrying him, but goal props stay live while it lasts.
Injury Report
Philadelphia Flyers
Rasmus Ristolainen (D) — Injured Reserve, Hand, expected back Wednesday, November 11
Nikita Grebenkin (RW) — Injured Reserve, Back, expected back Saturday, February 13
Vancouver Canucks
Tom Willander (D) — Day-To-Day, Lower Body, expected back Monday, November 9
Filip Chytil (C) — Injured Reserve, Upper Body, expected back Monday, November 9
Akil Thomas (C) — Injured Reserve, Undisclosed, expected back Monday, November 9
Mackenzie MacEachern (LW) — Injured Reserve, Undisclosed, expected back Sunday, November 29
Thatcher Demko (G) — Injured Reserve, Hip, expected back Monday, December 21
Betting Odds
Moneyline (DraftKings, as of November 9 at 4:04 AM ET): Philadelphia Flyers -135, Vancouver Canucks +114.
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Next Up
Philadelphia Flyers: visit the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday, November 11.
Vancouver Canucks: host the New York Rangers on Friday, November 13.