The Flyers stuck to the script. In front of a raucous crowd, the Flyers dominated the visiting Anaheim Ducks from the opening faceoff to the final buzzer, winning 6-0 and snapping a four-game losing streak.

The Philadelphia Flyers improved to 18-20-5 after their 6-0 shutout win over the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday night. Fueled by an energetic crowd, the Flyers played one of, if not their best, game of the season from start to finish.

The Philadelphia Flyers dismantled the Anaheim Ducks in Saturday’s game at Wells Fargo Center, winning in decisive fashion 6-0. But there was also some drama surrounding the contest, as it featured the return of former Flyers draft pick Cutter Gauthier to Philadelphia for the first time since he requested a trade out of town.

Cutter Gauthier got a 'Welcome to Philadelphia' he won't forget any time soon, and the Flyers fed off the energy, routing the Ducks, 6-0.

A raucous crowd welcomed Cutter Gauthier to Philadelphia and the Flyers absolutely fed off it, rolling the Ducks, 6-0, Saturday night at the Wells Fargo Center. Morgan Frost, Jamie Drysdale, Owen Tippett,

Travis Konecny recorded four assists and Samuel Ersson made 22 saves to guide the Philadelphia Flyers to an emphatic 6-0 home victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday.

Bobby Brink line. Now, the Flyers may have found something in a new line. Since the January 11th game against the Anaheim Ducks, Morgan Frost has been centering a line with Owen Tippett and Travis Konecny.

Travis Konecny had a heated exchange with former Flyers rookie Cutter Gauthier during Saturday's game against the Anaheim Ducks. The moment happened in the second period with 9:31 minutes remaining.

The Philadelphia Flyers grinded out a 3-1 win over the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center on Saturday afternoon.

On the rush, former Ducks defenseman Jamie Drysdale skated toward the net as he received a pass from Konecny and then tucked the puck through the five hole (PPG, 2nd).at 18:11. The assists went to Konecny and Frost.

It wasn't the most exciting game. But sometimes, like goals, they don't ask how wins happen; they ask how many.

Drysdale got revenge against the club that gave up on him, as he scored an excellent goal. After receiving a nice feed from Travis Konecny, Drysdale beat Ducks goalie John Gibson five-hole with a sweet wrister. This led to Flyers fans chanting, "Jamie's better!"