Owen Tippett's overtime goal led the Philadelphia Flyers to a thrilling 5-4 comeback victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets, ending a three-game losing streak.

With a four-point night, Tippett assisted on three goals in the third period, including Morgan Frost's two scores. The Flyers showcased resilience, winning for the fifth time this season after trailing through two periods.

Columbus continues to struggle, losing six of its last seven games despite strong defensive efforts.

After a disappointing performance against the Los Angeles Kings, Flyers defenseman Emil Andrae was loaned back to Lehigh Valley of the AHL. Coach John Tortorella's frustration was evident during the game, as he appeared to signal for Andrae to be benched.

Despite being sent down, Andrae has shown promise with his grit, speed, and hockey IQ, contributing positively to the Flyers' game since his recall. His statistics indicate he has the potential to be a valuable player for the team in the future.

The Philadelphia Flyers have made a roster move, sending defenseman Emil Andrae to their AHL affiliate, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. The 22-year-old has shown promise this season, recording one goal and five points in 20 NHL games.

Andrae previously played for the Phantoms, where he notched five goals and 32 points in 61 games last season. This assignment aims to further his development as he continues to gain experience in the AHL.

Scott Laughton made headlines by scoring four goals in a game against the Detroit Red Wings, a feat not accomplished by a Philadelphia Flyers player since John LeClair in 2002. Laughton's performance highlights his underappreciated role on the team, particularly as a penalty-killer.

LeClair, now a special advisor for the Flyers, praised young talent like Jacob Gaucher, who recently signed an NHL contract. He believes Gaucher and others could soon contribute to the Flyers, who are struggling in scoring this season.

The Los Angeles Kings dominated the third period, scoring four goals to secure a 7-3 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. Despite Tyson Foerster's impressive multi-goal performance, the Flyers struggled with fatigue after back-to-back games.

After a competitive first two periods, the Kings regained momentum and capitalized on mistakes by the Flyers, particularly from goalie Aleksei Kolosov. Anze Kopitar and Kevin Fiala were key contributors to the Kings' decisive win.