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Flyers and Predators to clash in the final meeting of the season

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Frani Scheidly Administrative Manager | Official Website

Frani Scheidly Administrative Manager | Official Website

The Philadelphia Flyers, under the guidance of interim head coach Brad Shaw, are set to face off against the Nashville Predators, led by coach Andrew Brunette. This marks the final meeting of the season between the two teams. The game will take place at the Wells Fargo Center at 7:00 p.m. EDT and will conclude a three-game homestand for the Flyers. Fans can catch the broadcast on NBCSP and listen to the radio coverage on 97.5 The Fanatic with an online stream available on Flyers Radio 24/7.

During their initial encounter this season on November 27, the Flyers edged out a 3-2 overtime win against the Predators, highlighted by Morgan Frost's tying goal seconds before regulation ended and Sean Couturier's overtime winner.

The Flyers have demonstrated a strong performance in Shaw's first two games, defeating Montreal and Buffalo with significant scores. Meanwhile, the Predators are coming off two home losses, holding a meager road record this season. The Flyers have been notably effective at home.

One focal point of Monday's game will be the Flyers' Couturier line, featuring rookie Matvei Michkov. Michkov has been impressive, leading NHL rookies in goals this season. Couturier and Travis Konecny have also been consistent contributors to the team’s recent successes.

A notable trend for Nashville this season is their struggle when trailing early in games, whereas the Flyers have shown a tendency to hold onto such advantages.

Another area of interest is the second period, where both teams have faced challenges. The Flyers, in particular, have allowed many goals during this period, reflecting a wider league trend.

Lastly, special teams play will be crucial. Nashville's effectiveness on both the power play and penalty kill contrasts with Philadelphia's struggle to capitalize on power play opportunities. Flyers winger Tyson Foerster is approaching a personal milestone, aiming for back-to-back 20-goal seasons.

The outcome of this match could hinge on these dynamics as both teams hope to finish their seasons strong.

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