Daily News | Flyers fall to the Minnesota Wild in overtime, 3-2, dropping their third straight
Trailing the Wild, 2-1, with a minute and a half remaining in the third period, defenseman Tony DeAngelo scored the tying goal with goalie Carter Hart pulled to send the game to overtime. However, Wild winger Mats Zuccarello scored the overtime winner, handing the Flyers their third straight loss.
Then, just a second later off of the face-off, MacEwen dropped the gloves with winger Marcus Foligno. All six players took up shop in their respective penalty boxes after officials assessed them five-minute majors for fighting. In the second period, center Patrick Brown got in on the fighting when he squared up with Duhaime just two minutes, 45 seconds into the frame.
Just five minutes into the first period while the Flyers were in the offensive zone, Wild winger Brandon Duhaime turned the puck over to defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen along the boards. Ristolainen fired a wrist shot from distance toward the net, which deflected off of Cates, trickled over the goal line, and past Fleury to put the Flyers up, 1-0. As Cates celebrated with his teammates, some of his childhood friends cheered along with him from their seats on the glass behind the net.
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