Flyers see ‘a lot of hockey left,' two important pieces on cusp of return

VOORHEES, N.J. — Last season, the Flyers lost 12 of 15 games prior to the Olympic break in February. They found a way to overcome that and snap their five-year playoff drought. This season, the Flyers have lost 12 of their first 15 games. So can they overcome it again? A lot of people expect our team just to be perfect, Cam York said Saturday. It hasn t been perfect for us by any means, but there s a lot of hockey left, a lot of hockey to be played. A long season full of probably more ups and downs. We ve been through it all as a group and this is just another one of those challenges for us. The Flyers will try to embrace this challenge starting Sunday when they host the Mammoth (4 p.m. ET/NBCSP). They have more runway this season, with 69 games still to go. That s a lot of hockey, Trevor Zegras said. So we ve just got to get hot. Game of runs. But the Flyers know they have work to do. They ve scored just 1.93 goals per game and sport a minus-21 goal different