Laughton Scores Four Goals in Flyers' Win Over Red Wings

Laughton becomes the first Flyers player since 2002 to achieve a four-goal game, leading Philadelphia to a 4-1 victory.

Scott Laughton scored all four goals for the Flyers, marking his first career four-goal game and the first by a Flyers player since 2002.
The victory against the Detroit Red Wings was Philadelphia's second consecutive win following a three-game losing streak.
Laughton's second goal of the night was his 100th career NHL goal, achieved during a shorthanded play in the third period.
Flyers goalie Aleksei Kolosov made 25 saves, coming within four minutes of his first career shutout, while the Red Wings suffered their sixth loss in seven games.
Laughton, praised by teammates and coaches for his leadership and work ethic, received a standing ovation from the team for his milestone performance.