Daily News | Flyers show a rare sense of resiliency against the Canadiens, a quality they needed more of this season
at the Bell Centre, the Flyers displayed something they haven’t shown much of this season: a sense of resiliency.
As the replay on the jumbotron showed the seemingly-illegal hand-pass in slo-mo, the Flyers bench erupted with rage. However, the game continued without review. “It happens and we responded well and just kept playing and didn’t let it phase us too much,” van Riemsdyk said. “We haven’t done that enough this year, but tonight we were able to just keep playing.”
“I think towards the end of the first period when they got that goal that shouldn’t have been a goal, kind of gave them a little bit of energy and I think they were pushing towards the end of the first, and I think he made a bunch of key stops there,” said defenseman Ivan Provorov. “One of the things we talked about before the game is it’s nice that you want to win, but if you go out there and try to win the game by yourself, then odds are, you’re probably not focused on the little details that go into winning hockey games,” Yeo said. “I think that our goals were a good example of just playing the game the right way, whether it’s our execution in our puck support, those situations.
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