Bobby Brink and Tyson Foerster both came agonizingly close to scoring, with Brink narrowly missing a wraparound attempt and Foerster hitting the post on a blistering one-timer. The Flyers consistently pressured Lindgren, crashing the net and forcing him to make several difficult saves.

It was a roller coaster of a night at the Wells Fargo Center. Although the Flyers lost, 4-3, to Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals on Thursday, the Orange and Black’s future was on display. Finally arriving after being acquired from the Calgary Flames in the early minutes of Jan.

The Philadelphia Flyers fell to the Washington Capitals 4-3 last night. Ahead of the game, it was announced that Ivan Fedotov would get the start on the net.

By allowing the Washington Capitals to score twice in the third period and post a 4-3 comeback victory, the Flyers racked up their fifth straight loss and seventh over their past eight games.