Canucks Misconduct

At the end of the second period, the Flyers lead 3-2. Canucks fought their way back into this one to make for a fun third period hopefully.

Jannik Hansen shoots in a loose puck to make it 3-2 Flyers with 7:16 to go.

WE GOT ANOTHER ONE!!

“Canucks getting their best chances after the penalty ended.” Welp, yeah, that sounds about right.

Alex Elder gets tripped up and the Canucks are going back to the power play, trailing 3-1.

Markus Granlund with a nice tip from the front of the net while getting checked from behind. Flyers lead now 3-1.

HEY WE GOT ONE!

Now Henrik Sedin is getting checked out on the bench, clutching his head.

Flyers score. Voracek slips in behind Loui Eriksson and scores on the rebound to make it 2-0.

After 20 minutes, the Flyers lead the Canucks 1-0. Shots are 9-8 Philadelphia.

Canucks get a late power play as Brandon Sutter was dragged down. Has to be better than the last one, right?

And yes, if that was on option tonight I would absolutely watch the game that way.

I missed half of Vancouver’s power play because I was reading an article on VR goggles made out of cardboard from a case of Molson

Midway through the first period, Flyers are leading this one 1-0, but could’ve been 2-0 if the defense didn’t hustle back there.

Good job on Troy Stecher for cleaning up his own mess he created there as the Flyers had a 3-on-1 off his turnover.

Yeah, not really sure why that needed to be reviewed but it is 1-0 Flyers after Wayne Simmonds scores on the power play.