Flyers' Third-Period Struggles Lead to 4-1 Loss Against Hurricanes

Philadelphia's lack of puck possession and costly turnovers proved decisive in their defeat to Carolina.

The Flyers were outscored 3-0 in the third period, marking a recurring issue with late-game collapses this season.
Philadelphia struggled with puck possession, managing only 40.4% offensive-zone time at even strength, below the league average.
Turnovers plagued the Flyers throughout the game, with 25 giveaways compared to Carolina's 16, directly leading to multiple goals.
The Flyers managed just four shots on goal in the final period, highlighting inefficiencies in offensive execution.
Carolina's cohesive, fast-paced play overwhelmed Philadelphia, with the Hurricanes recording 83 shot attempts to the Flyers' 37.