What happens if the flyers win tonight

The Battle of Pennsylvania is always fun, why not come out and watch the game with your fellow Flyers fans? The Philadelphia Flyers are coming off a shutout win on home ice on Tuesday night. It was their third home win of the season to go along with two road wins.

Fans are always able to celebrate together at home games, but what about during road games? What better way to kick things off than with a watch party for the first Battle of Pennsylvania of the season?

The Flyers are heading into Pittsburgh and you can get together with your fellow Philly fans to cheer them on. Additional watch party dates and locations will be announced in the coming weeks.

Carolina Hurricanes. Chicago Blackhawks. Colorado Avalanche. Columbus Blue Jackets. Dallas Stars. Detroit Red Wings. Edmonton Oilers. Florida Panthers. Los Angeles Kings. Minnesota Wild. Montreal Canadiens. Nashville Predators. New Jersey Devils. New York Islanders. New York Rangers. Radio: Streaming: NBCSports. The Flyers last appearance in the conference finals was when they rolled the Canadiens.

The Islanders are looking for their first conference finals appearance since when they were rolled by the Canadiens. Series so far: The Islanders have controlled play more often, but the Flyers have been more effective in overtime. All three Flyers wins have come in OT. They did have Tristan Jarry and a sorta healthy Kris Letang. Couturier, Hart lead Flyers as winless Coyotes drop 10th — Sean Couturier broke a scoreless tie early in the third period and Carter Hart made 29 saves to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to a victory over the winless Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday night.

Markstrom, Flames blank Flyers for 6th straight victory — Sean Monahan has no complaints over his reduced role this season as the Calgary Flames rattle off wins. First period enough for Flyers to hold off Canucks — Sean Couturier scored and added an assist as the Philadelphia Flyers used a quick start to defeat the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night.

Flyers score twice in 3rd, win to hand Oilers 1st loss — Cam Atkinson scored two goals and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday night.