Even with the loss, the suddenly banged-up (no Jamie Drysdale, Bobby Brink or Travis Konecny) Flyers still hold the third spot in the Metropolitan Division standings.

BUFFALO -- Rasmus Dahlin scored twice on the power play, and the Buffalo Sabres won for the 14th time in their past 16 games with a 5-2 victory against the Philadelphia Flyers at KeyBank Center on Wednesday.

Trailing 3-1 after a sloppy first period, the Philadelphia Flyers’ top line of Trevor Zegras, Travis Konecny and Christian Dvorak had an effective, crash-bang shift to start the second. After winning the center ice draw and quickly moving the puck into the offensive zone,

Watch PHLY Flyers Postgame The Philadelphia Flyers have no discipline. Whether it’s Cam York and Travis Sanheim, Philly’s top two defensemen, each taking minor penalties in the first four

Matvei Michkov, Rodrigo Abols and Nick Seeler scored, and Denver Barkey had two assists for the Flyers (22-16-8), who have been outscored 25-9 during a five-game losing streak (0-4-1). They have allowed at least five goals in each of their past four games, including a 5-2 loss at the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday.

Philadelphia Flyers forward Rodrigo Abols left Saturday’s game against the New York Rangers with a lower-body injury and will not return, according to a Flyers media release.

Philadelphia Flyers star Trevor Zegras certainly had Tuesday night's game against the Anaheim Ducks circled on his calendar.

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As the Flyers prepare for a three-game road trip, they’ll be looking for some reinforcements. Rasmus Ristolainen will not make the trip and is out with an upper-body injury.

For a second straight game, Cam York committed a first-period penalty and the opponent struck first on the ensuing power play. It marked the Flyers’ 32nd 1-0 deficit in 46 games.