Rodrigues scores game-winning goal in shootout, helping Panthers defeat Flyers 4-3 and extend win streak to 7 games.

In Florida, Evan Rodrigues scored the winning goal in a shootout while Sergei Bobrovsky made five saves in overtime.

November 10th 2024.

Rodrigues scores game-winning goal in shootout, helping Panthers defeat Flyers 4-3 and extend win streak to 7 games.
The sun was just beginning to peek over the horizon in Sunrise, Florida, as the Panthers prepared to face off against the Philadelphia Flyers on a Saturday night. The atmosphere was buzzing with anticipation, as both teams were looking to extend their winning streaks.

It was a nail-biter of a game, with both teams trading goals throughout the first three periods. In the end, it came down to a thrilling shootout, with Evan Rodrigues scoring the game-winning goal in the fifth round. The Panthers' veteran goalie, Sergei Bobrovsky, was on fire all night, stopping five shots in overtime and securing his 404th career win – breaking a tie with Grant Fuhr for 12th place on the all-time list.

But it wasn't just Bobrovsky who shone in this game. Sam Bennett, Dmitry Kulikov, and Nate Schmidt all scored goals in regulation for the Panthers, with Rodrigues adding two assists before his shootout heroics. On the Flyers' side, Anthony Richard, Joel Farabee, and Garnet Hathaway all found the back of the net, with Scott Laughton picking up two assists.

One key takeaway from this game was the Flyers' struggle when allowing three or more goals. With a record of 1-9-1 in those situations this season, it's clear that defense is an area they need to work on. Meanwhile, the Panthers continued their dominant performance, scoring three goals in the second period for the second game in a row. When they score three or more goals in any period, they remain undefeated this season with a record of 6-0-0.

One interesting detail from the game was the Panthers' choice of pregame arrival apparel – robes. These robes were a gift from their trip to Finland earlier in the month and have become somewhat of a good luck charm for the team. They have now worn the robes for four consecutive games and have no plans of stopping until their winning streak comes to an end.

Another notable milestone was reached in this game, as it marked Paul Maurice's 2,000th game as an NHL coach, including postseason games. He joins the ranks of Hockey Hall of Famer Scotty Bowman as the only two coaches to reach this impressive milestone.

Looking ahead, the Flyers will have a chance to bounce back as they host the San Jose Sharks on Monday, kicking off a stretch of six out of seven home games. Meanwhile, the Panthers will take on the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday for the first game of a two-game series. With both teams on hot streaks, it's sure to be an exciting matchup.

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