Someone’s loss of series will end when flyers visit Utah – field media

Two teams that needs a turnaround turn will face Tuesday at Salt Lake City when the Utah hockey club hosts the flyers in Philadelphia.

The teams have a combined losing series of eight games, although the reasons for the losses of each team differ. Philadelphia visits Utah, being excluded in three straight games. The only other time that happened in the history of the team happened in the Stanley Cup playoffs in 2002 against the senators in Ottawa.

On Sunday, the avalanche in Colorado beat Flyers 2-0. Goalkeeper Samuel Erson stopped 30 of the 32 shots that he stood up with in the loss, a much better performance than when he was pulled out in the second period of loss 5-0 past Wednesday in New Jersey after he gave up four goals to the 16 devils.

Scott Lautton was the last Flyers skater to score, receiving an empty net with 15 seconds left in the team win with 4-2 against Devils last Monday. Travis Konki leads the team with 21 goals and 37 assists (58 points). He had four assists in the three games before the series was launched, but the 27-year-old has not scored in his last seven games.

Philadelphia an average of 27.3 shots per game and with 1472 shots in the door, Flyers ranked 19th in general. In the three interruptions, the team has accumulated 71 shots, 23.7 average game.

“I don’t think we are developing as much as a few weeks ago,” said coach John Tortorella after the loss of Colorado. “We had some chances … We just didn’t put the washer on the web.”

The main number of Utah in his five games is the closure of games. In each of them, the franchise for the first year has given up either goals or play in the third period to pass 0-3-2 over this section.

Coach Andre Turini praised the performance of his team during the early series, but after a 2-1 loss on Sunday to St. Louis, he told reporters that the Blue surpass them.

The game on Tuesday ends the household in four games. Philadelphia is the first of the four games to play this week nearly a two -week vacation for 4 NHLs.

“This is an extremely huge game for us against Fili,” Turin said. “We need both points. We need to finish this Homestand at least (with four points in four games), go on the road and have a hell of a trip before the break. There is no doubt about this. “

18 goals of Clayton Keller and 38 assists of leading Utah. He did not win a point in Sunday loss and has five points (one goal, four assists) during the losing series.

Both teams also fight injuries, leaving Tuesday. The flyers said on Monday that defender Rasmus Ristolinene, who left the game on Sunday early, was every day with an injury to the upper body. Owen Type, the third leading goalkeeper of the team with 30 points (14 goals, 16 assists) is also every day with an injury to the upper body, but has not played after leaving the loss of the devil after playing less seven minutes.

Utah is dealing with injuries to two of her best goal scorers. Dylan Guenter last played on January 8th, but still ranked fourth for Utah with 34 points (16 goals, 18 assists). Gunter was considered every day with a lower body injury before the play of St. Louis. Logan Kulie, second in the team with 43 points (15 goals, 28 assists), last played on Wednesday against Pittsburgh, but is considered indefinitely with the number of lower body.

-The field level of field