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Flyers aim to maintain momentum in their encounter with Kraken.

We’re back for some weekend hockey as the Kraken visit, and the Flyers aim to maintain positive momentum after a strong return following the All-Star break. In their last outing against the red-hot Winnipeg Jets, the Flyers ended a five-game losing streak with an early lead and relied on an outstanding performance from Sam Ersson for a commanding victory.

The Flyers hope to fare better than their first meeting with the Kraken this season, where the game was tied in the third period, leading to a Kraken win in overtime. However, facing the Kraken won’t be an easy task, as they remain a formidable team fighting to get back into playoff contention.

Key Players to Watch:

1. Cal Petersen:

Ersson had an impressive game on Thursday, but with plenty of season left, it was expected that others would get opportunities. Cal Petersen, making his first start of the new year and since his recent recall, adds complexity to the situation. While he faced challenges during his time with the Phantoms, this game presents a significant opportunity for Petersen to regain form and enhance his standing within the organization.

2. Travis Konecny:

Entering the game with notable momentum, Konecny has been a standout this season, earning his second All-Star Game appearance. Returning to regular action with a Gordie Howe hat trick in the last game, Konecny seems unstoppable. While following up such a performance is challenging, all eyes are on Konecny to see what he has in store.

3. Matty Beniers:

Experiencing a bit of a down season, last year’s Calder winner Beniers remains a promising player capable of impactful moments. Despite a potential sophomore slump, Beniers has the talent to turn things around. It’s only a matter of time before he breaks out in a significant way, and tonight’s game could be the start of that resurgence. Time will reveal his trajectory.