The Philadelphia Flyers (25-18-6) take on the Boston Bruins (30-9-9) at Wells Fargo Center on Saturday in the NHL schedule, which begins at 12:30 PM ET on NESN. In the Eastern Conference, the Bruins lead with 69 points, while the Flyers are in seventh place with 56 points.
How to View Boston versus Philadelphia
January 27, 2024, on Saturday, is game day.
Time of game: 12:30 p.m.
TV: NESN (perhaps subject to regional restrictions)
Wells Fargo Center is the arena.
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Boston and Philadelphia Stats
The Bruins allow 2.6 goals per game (125 in 48), while the Flyers score 2.9 goals per game (141 in 49 games).
In terms of goals scored per game, the Bruins rank sixth in the NHL with 3.4, while the Flyers rank tenth with 2.9 goals allowed.
Philadelphia is 16th in the league with a +1 goal differential for the year.
Boston has the third-best goal difference in the NHL this season at +40.
The Flyers have scored 21 power-play goals (convincing on 13.55% of opportunities), while the Bruins have given up 31 goals while shorthanded (killing off 82.49% of penalties).
The Bruins rank fourth in the league in power play percentage with 39 goals, while the Flyers rank second in penalty-kill percentage with 22 goals given up while shorthanded.
Philadelphia Impact Players
With 43 points, Travis Konecny leads Philadelphia in scoring. This season, he has 21 assists and 22 goals.
Joel Farabee has scored 17 goals, provided 23 assists, and amassed 40 points (0.8 per game).
Owen Tippett has 18 goals and 12 assists for a season total of 30 points.
Carter Hart has made 658 saves while giving up 68 goals (2.80 goals against average).
Flyers injuries include Owen Tippett’s lower body injury, Ryan Ellis’ lower body injury, and Carter Hart’s personal injury (Out).
Impact Players of Boston
In 48 games for Boston, David Pastrnak has tallied 31 goals and 38 assists for a total of 69 points.
With 24 goals and 23 assists this season, Brad Marchand has amassed 47 points.
With 17 goals and 23 assists, Charlie Coyle is one of Boston’s most important offensive players.
With a save percentage of.924, Jeremy Swayman is fifth in the league. In contrast, he has made 720 saves and given up 59 goals (2.3 goals against average).
