Unable to hold on to an early 2-0 lead, the Florida Panthers surrendered three goals in the third period of a 4-3 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Arena on Monday. With the loss, Florida now sits at 25-16-3.

Noah Cates scored two goals and the Philadelphia Flyers rallied from behind twice to beat the Florida Panthers 4-3.

The Florida Panthers visit the New Jersey Devils after Sam Reinhart scored two goals in the Panthers' 4-3 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers.

One more in the Great Fighting City of Philadelphia. In the first of a back-to-back, the Florida Panthers (24-15-2) will take on the Philadelphia Flyers (18-20-5) at Wells Fargo Center on Monday at 7 p.

Morgan Frost and Garnet Hathaway also scored for Philadelphia, which has won back-to-back games following a four-game skid. Samuel Ersson made 20 saves for the Flyers. Sam Reinhart tallied a pair ...

BOTTOM LINE: The Florida Panthers visit the Philadelphia Flyers after Sam Reinhart's two-goal game against the Boston Bruins in the Panthers' 4-3 overtime loss. Philadelphia is 9-11-1 at home and ...

Noah Cates scored two goals and the Philadelphia Flyers rallied from behind twice to beat the Florida Panthers 4-3 on Monday night. Garnet Hathaway and Morgan Frost also scored for Philadelphia, which had multiple power-play goals in consecutive games for the first time this season.

The Philadelphia Flyers were set to compete in the final game of their four-game homestand against the defending Stanley Cup Champions, the Florida Panthers. The Flyers previously shut out the Anaheim Ducks 6-0 Saturday night.

They’re now 3-4-3 since the Christmas break, partially due to a major uptick in quality chances allowed at five-on-five; they were at 2.18 per 60 heading into the holiday, fourth-best in the NHL. In the 10 games since, though, they’re over 2.5.

After falling on Monday night to the Philadelphia Flyers, Florida dug deep and earned a gutsy 2-1 shootout win over the Devils, thanks in large part to a great game between the pipes by Spencer Knight.

Each of the Panthers’ past seven games has either been decided by one goal or was a one-goal game until the winning team scored on an empty net.