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Calgary Flames at Philadelphia Flyers [Game 19]

The Keystone trip

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11:00 AM MST
Radio Network Arena Network Radio
960 AM CFAC SN Wells Fargo Center NBCSP 97.5 FM WPEN
League Value Metric Value League
15th 55.6% Points Percentage 50.0% 23rd
25th 12.70% Net Power Play Percentage 13.64% 21st
30th 67.69% Net Penalty Kill Percentage 79.10% 14th
31st 80.39% Combined Special Teams Percentage 92.74% 17th
18th 2.94 Goals for per Game (All Situations) 2.74 23rd
21st 3.22 Goals against per Game (All Situations) 2.68 7th
20th -.11 Penalty +/- per Game (All Situations) -.05 19th
10th 51.67% Shot Attempt Percentage (5V5 Score Adjusted) 50.23% 15th
7th 52.51% Scoring Chance Percentage (5V5 Score Adjusted) 49.21% 17th
18th 100.22% P.D.O. (5V5) 101.01% 12th
23rd 7.04% Shooting Percentage (5V5) 7.00% 24th
6th 93.17% Save Percentage (5V5) 94.01% 1st
Data from Hockey-Reference.com and Natural Stat Trick
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The Calgary Flames are in Pennsylvania to take on the Philadelphia Flyers. It’s their first and last stop at the keystone state this year. The puck drops nice and early, 11:05 A.M. M.S.T.!

The lines are all messed up from Matthew Tkachuk’s suspension. Troy Brouwer is going to be on the right side of Mikael Backlund and Michael Frolik while Matt Stajan is back into the lineup. The defense will remain the same while Mike Smith is back in net.

The Flyers biggest strength has been in net so far this year. They Michal Neuvirth and former Flame Brian Elliott have combined to give the Flyers the best save percentage in five-on-five situations so far this year. Elliott gets the start tonight as he ranks one spot lower than Smith in five-on-five save percentage out of all netminders with at least five games played.

by Les Mavus