The Flyers are making things interesting.<\/p>\n
They beat the Maple Leafs, 3-2, in a shootout Monday night at Scotiabank Arena.<\/p>\n
Matvei Michkov and Trevor Zegras delivered in the skills competition for the Flyers, who improved to 9-11 after regulation.<\/p>\n
Christian Dvorak and Noah Cates provided the Flyers’ regulation goals.<\/p>\n
Dan Vladar continued to be ultra reliable in net.<\/p>\n
The Flyers (28-21-11) matched their season-best winning streak of three games. It’s the third time they’ve won three in a row.<\/p>\n
Rick Tocchet’s club has earned at least a point in six of its last seven games (4-1-2).<\/p>\n
The Flyers were able to beat Toronto without their leading scorer Travis Konecny, who missed the game because of an upper-body injury. More on his status here<\/a>.<\/p>\n They also didn’t have Nick Seeler for the third period as the defenseman suffered a lower-body injury. If Seeler has to miss time, we’ll see if that changes how Danny Briere views Rasmus Ristolainen at the trade deadline. More on that here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Flyers went 1-1-1 in their regular-season series with the Maple Leafs (27-24-10).<\/p>\n \n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tMatvei Michkov and Trevor Zegras scored two nasty goals in the shootout, and Dan Vladar denies Max Domi to give the Flyers a win.\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \u2022 With the Bruins being idle, the Flyers moved to within four points of the Eastern Conference’s second wild-card spot. They have 22 games left and just one more before Friday’s 3 p.m. ET trade deadline.<\/p>\n The Flyers now go two days without a game. Boston will draw even with the Flyers in games played Tuesday night when it hosts the Penguins. It’s a crowded playoff picture in the East<\/a>.<\/p>\n