Today's Games
FLYERS FARM TEAMS
* AHL: In search of their fourth straight victory, the
Adirondack Phantoms host the St. John's IceCaps tonight. Game time is 7 PM. The game broadcast is available for free via the
streaming Phantoms radio broadcast or you can purchase a streaming video webcast via
AHL Live. A single-game webcast costs $6.99, with a variety of multi-game purchase options.
* ECHL: The
Trenton Titans are in West Virginia to take on the Wheeling Nailers. Tonight's game is available via a
free radio stream. Alternatively, a webcast can be
purchased here for $8.
FLYERS IN EUROPE (All times in EST)
* KHL: CSKA Moscow faces a road match against Metallurg Novokunetsk.
Ilya Bryzgalov is a healthy scratch again as the third goaltender. A free live webcast is
available here. Game time is 7 AM. The match is underway as of this writing.
* KHL:
Jakub Voracek and HC Lev Prague are in southwestern Siberia for a game against Sibir Novosibirsk. A free live webcast is
available here. Game time is 7 AM. The game is underway as of this writing.
* KHL:
Ruslan Fedotenko and his HC Donbass Donetsk are at home to host SKA St. Petersburg, which features Ilya Kovalchuk and former Flyers goalie Sergei Bobrovsky. A free live webcast will be
available here. Game time is 10 AM.
FLYERS PROSPECTS
* OHL:
Nick Cousins and the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds play host to the Sudbury Wolves. A free
radio stream of the Petes' broadcast is available or you can
purchase a live webcast for $6.99. Game time is 7:05 PM tonight.
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Tuesday Results Roundup
* Södertälje SK came within 26 seconds of recording a shutout but had to "settle" for a 4-1 home victory over Almtuna.
Matt Read scored a goal to break out of a three-game pointless stretch.
Nicklas Grossmann played his fourth and final contracted game with SSK.
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Max Talbot did not record a point in Ilves Tampere's 3-1 loss to Lukko Rauma.
* In a game involving three Flyers prospects, the Oshawa Generals bested the Peterborough Petes by a 3-2 score. Oshawa's
Scott Laughton did not record a point, but defenseman
Colin Suellentrop assisted on the first goal of the game, scored just 1:20 after the opening faceoffs. Peterborough's
Derek Mathers did record a point and took a checking-from-behind minor in the third period, which Oshawa turned into a power play goal for a 3-0 lead. The Petes got two of the goals back late in the final period but were unable to find the equalizer.
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