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Last Ten: 6-4-0 @ 7-2-1
Season Series: WPG leads 1-0
Stats: 40-27-12 @ 35-31-12
Streaks: L1 @ W3

Flyers projected lineup
Tyson Foerster -- Trevor Zegras -- Owen Tippett
Travis Konecny -- Christian Dvorak -- Porter Martone
Alex Bump -- Noah Cates -- Matvei Michkov
Denver Barkey -- Sean Couturier -- Luke Glendening
Travis Sanheim -- Rasmus Ristolainen
Cam York -- Jamie Drysdale
Nick Seeler -- Emil Andrae
Dan Vladar
Samuel Ersson
Scratched: Garrett Wilson, Carl Grundstrom, Noah Juulsen, Garnet Hathaway
Injured: Rodrigo Abols (lower body), Nikita Grebenkin (upper body)

Jets projected lineup
Kyle Connor -- Mark Scheifele -- Alex Iafallo
Cole Perfetti -- Adam Lowry -- Gabriel Vilardi
Cole Koepke -- Jonathan Toews -- Isak Rosen
Nino Niederreiter -- Vladislav Namestnikov -- Brad Lambert
Josh Morrissey -- Dylan DeMelo
Dylan Samberg -- Neal Pionk
Haydn Fleury -- Jacob Bryson
Connor Hellebuyck
Eric Comrie
Scratched: Ville Heinola
Injured: Colin Miller (knee), Elias Salomonsson (concussion), Gustav Nyquist (undisclosed), Morgan Barron (lower body)

Status report
The Flyers did not hold a morning skate. … Barron will not play the remainder of the regular season, but the forward could be an option for the Stanley Cup Playoffs if the Jets make it, coach Scott Arniel said. ... Nyquist, a forward, and Miller, a defenseman, each skated with full contact Saturday for the first time since each was injured. Nyquist last played March 26, and Miller has been out since Jan. 11. … Salomonsson, a defenseman, has yet to resume skating, Arniel said.

Playoff Countdown Clock
T-4 Orbiter transfers from ground to internal power

Edited 20 hours ago20 hr by FrostyWinnipeg

Jets look like they're standing still compared to the Flyers... Not even in the same league right now.

31 minutes ago, Noeller said:

Jets look like they're standing still compared to the Flyers... Not even in the same league right now.

We need to call this preseason game over and start another game, 40 minutes long and 2 goals down

Picked up the pace here in the second but just not in the same world as Philly right now. With everything going else that happened today, this seems about right. Dagger night.

Put a fork in them. LA beating Edmonton was the end of it really. I suppose with a miracle comeback the jets can hit 90 points if they win out, Nashville can hit 90 also if they win out, they have 2 games left. LA if they win 2 games they get in. 91 points gets LA in. Or Anaheim at this point. (3rd in pacific) there is a chance LA gets 3rd in pacific and Nashville gets wild card 2 still. Jets if they lose are done. Can only hit 88 points then. Not officially but everyone would need to lose all their remaining games and jets would need to win.

Edited 16 hours ago16 hr by Goalie

Utah will clown the Jets also tho.

Maybe today is a reminder that we have a back up goalie who hasn’t lost since switching helmets. Just saying. No it’s not all on Helle but he’s been over played again. And only 55 81 gabe Cole Josh and the kids can keep up with the young fast Philly team.

Jets need a michkov or Martone of their own. Top 10 picks.

Edited 16 hours ago16 hr by Goalie

7-1 Flyers we might as well be done

2 hours ago, Noeller said:

Picked up the pace here in the second but just not in the same world as Philly right now. With everything going else that happened today, this seems about right. Dagger night.

Dagger night indeed. Am interested in what Chevy will say after autopsy is completed. Hopefully commits to something aggressive in re-tooling in the off season.

At least the Leafs are joining us on the golf course, buffers it a bit.

I’d imagine

2 center is a priority. I’d hope he’d talk about getting younger and faster also.

Breaking News: Winnipeg Jets General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff signs a 5 year extension to remain in his position with the team.

It took Calgary way too long to realize they needed to fully commit to the tank and build up the draft picks/quality young players. Hoping it doesn't take the Jets as long to realize. You don't wanna be #9thForLife like the fLames.