Flyers Blow Another 3rd Period Lead, Fall 4-3 vs. Flames
The Philadelphia Flyers (4-10-5) overtime struggles continue as the Flyers blew another third-period lead, falling 4-3 to the Calgary Flames (8-9-1) on Sunday at the Saddledome in Calgary.
- The Flyers and Flames were set in a physical back and forth wth not much offense in the first half of the opening period.
- As the Flyers did in the second period, the Flames were putting heavy pressure on the Flyers.
- First as a Flame 🔥 pic.twitter.com/uZzMKO2RkS — Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) November 9, 2026 P2 15:07/4:53: On the power play, the Flyers put together a strong and persistent effort.
Former Flyer Joel Farabee tied the game at 3 with a shorthanded goal as the Flyers lost yet another 3rd period lead.
The Flyers held the 3-2 lead in the final period, giving them the chance at redemption from the game prior, looking to put the game away.
- The Flames had a number of near misses and close calls, but Dan Vladar miraculously kept the third-period tally at just one, and held on to the tie as time ran out on regulation.
- They were dominant all period and were able to take the lead into the second intermission following an Owen Tippett power-play goal.
- A collision in the Flyers’ offensive zone opened up the ice for the Flames, and Matt Coronato scored the game-winner.
- Their lead did not last long, however, as Zayne Parekh made the Flyers’ defense look foolish before tying the game.
- Filthy work 🔥 pic.twitter.com/xBmKDtxp5s — Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) November 9, 2026 P2 2:16/17:44: Noel Acciari started a sequence with a dump into the zone and strong chasing effort to establish possession deep in the zone.
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