With each passing game, the Montreal Canadiens get closer to a reality that doesn't include the playoffs. They're battling injuries to key players, the special teams are a mess, and their goaltender is underperforming. So, what are the Flyers going to get when the Habs come into the Farg tonight? Laura Saba of Locked on Canadiens joined us to fill us in on what's been happening in Montreal since the teams met last.

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How’s that for a road win? Without Carter Hart and two regulars on the blue line, the Philadelphia Flyers took on the St. Louis Blues and came away with a pair of points thanks to Jakub Voracek’s tremendous overtime goal.

Despite blowing a 3-1 lead in the third period and fighting against some interesting officiating last night, the Orange and Black capped off their four-game stretch against the top three teams and four of the top six teams in the standings with a win over the defending Stanley Cup champs to go 3-1-0. Factor in their lone loss being a 1-0 game that was lost on a fluky play to the hottest team in the league and that painful recent road trip doesn’t hurt as much.

Obviously there was a lot to unpack after last night’s win. Some of the things mentioned in this postgame reaction:

The play of Phil Myers

Jakub Voracek turning it on lately

The power play actually looking good for a night

Carter Hart’s injury and how worried we should be

How much Alex Lyon will play over the next few weeks

If the league should change the overtime and shootout format

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**Disclaimer: Kelly's audio in this one is a little weird and echo-y, and we apologize for that. We decided to post the interview anyway because the important bits, Dan's insights into the Blues, sound great. Hope you're still able to enjoy what he's got to say.**

After a wild ride to the Stanley Cup last season and an infestation of the injury bug this season, you might think that a bit of a drop off was expected for the Blues. Not so, though, as even without stars like Parayko and Tarasenko the Blues are continuing to dominate in the West and, as an added bonus, can't seem to lose a game at home. This will be a tough one for the Flyers on the road, and we turned to Dan Buffa of St. Louis Game Time to learn how the Flyers might eek out a win in this one.

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On the back of an honest-to-goodness fun game at home against Boston, the Flyers are back on the road as the team they've been for a few years now: perfectly averagely average. The gang brainstorms how to fix the power play, what to do with the lineup in lieu of injuries, and what to expect from Nolan Patrick this season. Then, in a special segment, Charlie talks to Bill Clement about a really cool upcoming event in the Lehigh Valley.

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Steve and Craig laugh at Brad Marchand and preview the Flyers' matchups with the St. Louis Blues, Montreal Canadiens, and Los Angeles Kings. It's a jam-packed January week for the Flyguys.

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Trailing 5-2 in the second period, the Flyers dominated the latter half of the game, coming back to win 6-5 in a shootout over the Boston Bruins.

The win is great and the two points are much needed. But, like, why can't they start faster?

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Another not-so-hot week for the orange and black, friends. Let's run it down, shall we?

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Hopefully, you were out at a bar on Saturday night and didn't just sit in and watch that boring ass game. Because that's what I did and it was not enjoyable.

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It's been several weeks since the Tampa Bay Lightning have lost a hockey game. Their Vezina-winning goalie is getting hot, the offense is, well... the Tampa Bay Lightning offense, and even a few injuries can't seem to slow them down. With the Flyers finally coming back to the Wells Fargo Center where they play their best hockey, it'll be interesting to see if they are able to slow down Tampa's march to the top of the East. Matt Esteves of Raw Charge joins us to fill us in on the Bolts season thus far.

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Steve and Craig talk about the Flyers' struggles on the road, injuries to Gostisbehere and Braun, Hagg and Friedman stepping in, Frost and Vorobyev demotions, Bach Update, and more!

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