Aleksei Kolosov made 26 saves in the loss against the Avalanche, showcasing his skills as the Flyers' goaltender. Despite the defeat, he contributed to the team's effort to rally in the third period.

Aleksei Kolosov made his first start since November 5 after recovering from an injury sustained during a morning skate. He faced a challenging game, allowing three goals, including two from Cale Makar, but was ultimately unable to secure a win for the Flyers. Despite the loss, Kolosov's return to the crease marked a significant moment for him and the team.

Aleksei Kolosov has been sidelined due to a lower-body injury sustained during the team's morning skate on Thursday. He had entered the game against the Boston Bruins after Ersson's injury but is now unavailable, leaving Fedotov as the backup goaltender against the Panthers.

Kolosov was scheduled to start but sustained a lower-body injury during the morning skate, leading to Ivan Fedotov taking his place in goal. His absence contributed to the Flyers' need to adjust their lineup, but Fedotov stepped up with a strong performance.

Aleksei Kolosov is out with a lower-body injury and is listed as day-to-day. He left the morning skate early after consulting with the athletic training staff and was seen stretching in the tunnel. The 22-year-old rookie was set to make his third NHL start but has now been sidelined. In his brief NHL career, Kolosov has a 3.92 goals-against average and an .863 save percentage, with his most recent performance being a 29-save effort in a loss to the Carolina Hurricanes.