Utah hockey rallies to win 3-2 overtime work on Philadelphia Flyer – CBS News

Dylan Gunter in Utah Hockey has gotten one second to the left in overtime to help the team beat Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 on Tuesday night.

Gunter had two goals and an assist when he returned to Utah after missing 12 games with an injury. He tied it to 2 with his 17th goal 8:40 in the third period.

Defender Mikhail Sergachev had one goal and two assists for Utah, who had removed five in a row. Karel vejmelka made 18 saves.

The flyers, who extended their loss to four matches with a loss to Utah, were expelled in their previous three games. Philadelphia exceeded 13-2 during a slide of four games.

Sergachov tied it to 1 when he scored his 10th goal 3:32 in the second, but Tyson Forster regained his lead for the leaflets with his 14th at 4:29.

Rodrigo Aborbes scored his first goal of the Philadelphia season during the first period, while goalkeeper Samuel Erson managed to stop 39 shots.

Output

Flyers: He scored for the first time after the 4-2 victory over New Jersey on January 27th. They have dropped six of the seven generally.

Utah: He has played his third overtime in the last four games.

Key

The purpose of Travis Koneki at 8:46 of the second period would have given a 3-1 lead to Philadelphia.

Key statistics

Utah had a huge advantage of shots in the door, surpassing Philadelphia 42-20.

Forward

Utah plays Columbus’s blue jackets on the road on Thursday, and flyers host the capitals of Washington on Thursday.