Daily News | Flyers lose third straight, 5-1, with a flat effort against the Stars
Everyone wearing orange in the Wells Fargo Center was sleepy Sunday afternoon. The fans were quiet and the Flyers were sluggish as they dropped their third straight game, this one a 5-1 loss to the Dallas Stars.
There were other spurts of energy from there, like on Travis Konecny’s goal when the Flyers’ first line put together an impressive passing sequence to set up the easy look to start the second period. But the Flyers often played more as individuals, leaving their overall game to look slow and messy despite a few players’ strong performances.
Luke Glendening of the Stars won the opening faceoff against Scott Laughton and his teammates immediately turned up the ice. Lindell cut through the Flyers to move the puck through the neutral zone and then passed it to Ty Dellandrea, who took the shot. Glendening crashed the net and deflected the puck in for shorthanded goal and a 4-1 lead at 6:57 of the third period. There was no one near him. Jason Robertson scored a power-play goal to close the Stars’ scoring.
The Flyers held off the Stars’ fourth-ranked power play at first, letting up only two shots on goal thanks to their success in clearing the puck. They got off to a strong start on the second power play, as well, generating a shorthanded attempt. But after Jamie Benn quickly passed the puck to the point, forcing the Flyers to rush to their positions, Miro Heiskanen got a clean shot off, which Joe Pavelski deflected in.
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