Red Wings Special Teams Pummel Flyers
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Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images The post Red Wings Special Teams Pummel Flyers appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now . Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images It’s still a long shot at best, but thanks to a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday at Little Caesars Arena, the playoff dreams of the Detroit Red Wings aren’t dead in the water yet. Alex DeBrincat opened the scoring for Detroit on a first-period power play with his 40th goal of the season.
The Flyers pulled even before the end of the frame when Christian Dvorak tipped a Porter Martone shot through the legs of Detroit netminder John Gibson . The @DetroitRedWings (1:50) scored the franchise’s fastest two power-play goals to begin a period on record (since 1933-34) and have since added another tally to give themselves a three-goal lead in the middle frame. #NHLStats Tune in 🌍: https://t.
co/dT34F4MhkC https://t. co/VrNw1kpFTk — NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) April 10, 2026 The Red Wings were afforded a 5-on-3 power play for 1:36 early in the second period, and they capitalized with a pair of goals during the manpower advantage. Moritz Seider blasted a point shot past Flyer goalie Dan Vladar, making it 2-1 with his 10th of the season.
From in tight, captain Dylan Larkin spun and snapped a high shot past Vladar for his 32nd goal. The Flyers got their own 5-on-3 moments later, albeit for only 28 seconds. Detroit killed off the first penalty.