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While the playoffs are all but inevitably looming dead ahead for the Minnesota Wild, the Philadelphia Flyers are seemingly getting farther away from the postseason all the time. If the Wild win Thursday night when they host the Flyers, they would clinch their fifth consecutive trip to the playoffs. A Flyers win in Minnesota would be a rarity, as the team has struggled on the road. Continue to Article

March 23, 2017 12:40:am EST

If the Philadelphia Flyers were to draw up an opponent as they continue their desperate hunt for a wild-card spot, the Winnipeg Jets would fit the bill. With Winnipeg regulars Toby Enstrom and Tyler Myers out for the foreseeable future, Jacob Trouba day-to-day with an upper-body injury, Paul Postma and Mark Stuart missing Monday's practice and Ben Chiarot practicing but hobbled, Jets fans could be forgiven if they thought a few Manitoba Moose defensemen showed up by mistake on Tuesday. Continue to Article

March 21, 2017 1:55:am EST

Coach Bruce Boudreau wasn't too impressed with Minnesota's rally Sunday. Once the best team in the Western Conference, the Wild are now just a team desperate to get back in the win column. Josh Morrissey one-timed in a goal with 7:17 left to end Minnesota's rally from four goals down and give the Winnipeg Jets a chaotic 5-4 victory. Continue to Article

March 19, 2017 9:59:pm EST

Patrick Kane was held to an assist when the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Ottawa Senators Thursday night. "Hockey is kind of a funny sport like that," Kane said. Not so hot has been Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Auston Matthews, the first player taken in the 2016 draft. Continue to Article

March 17, 2017 6:44:pm EST

Everything feels better when you do so knowing that your number for elimination is shrinking at an alarming rate, but that a five-point deficit with 13 games remaining isn’t insurmountable, even if every remaining contest feels like “kill or be killed” for the Philadelphia Flyers. The first was a 23-save shutout performance from Steve Mason. The Flyers have been wonky defensively all season, with a 2.90 GAA for 20th in the League. Continue to Article

March 16, 2017 9:38:am EST

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