Dylan Guenther made a sensational return to the Utah lineup, scoring the game-winning goal with just one second left in overtime to lead Utah to a thrilling 3-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers.

Guenther, who had been sidelined for 12 games due to injury, not only netted the decisive goal but also contributed significantly with two goals and an assist. His performance was crucial in leveling the match after Utah had fallen behind.

Alongside Guenther, Mikhail Sergachev also shone brightly, recording a goal and two assists, helping to halt Utah's five-game losing streak. Karel Vejmelka secured the win for Utah, making 18 saves.

The Flyers, meanwhile, continued to struggle, having been outscored 13-2 during their recent four-game slump. They finally broke a three-game scoreless streak with goals from Rodrigo Abols and Tyson Foerster but could not stave off defeat. Samuel Ersson was busy in goal, facing a barrage of 42 shots.

Next, Utah will face the Columbus Blue Jackets on the road, while Philadelphia prepares to host the Washington Capitals.

The Philadelphia Flyers triumphed over the New Jersey Devils with a 3-1 victory, thanks to a third-period surge featuring goals from Bobby Brink and Travis Konecny. Matvei Michkov kickstarted Philadelphia's scoring in the first period, while Tyson Foerster contributed with two assists. Samuel Ersson made 12 saves, ensuring a solid defensive showing.

Dougie Hamilton netted the lone goal for New Jersey, marking his first since December 2. The Devils struggled offensively, managing just 13 shots, their lowest of the season.

This match marked Philadelphia's third comeback win in four games, with Brink extending his goal tally to six for the season. Konecny's empty-net goal solidified the win, bringing his season total to 21 goals.

The Philadelphia Flyers achieved a significant 5-3 victory against the New York Islanders, extending their point streak to four games. This marks their longest run since a five-game streak in late November. The match was marred by an injury to Ryan Poehling, who left the game after a hit from Maxim Tsyplakov.

Despite the Flyers' struggles on the power play, they rallied after the first intermission. Captain Sean Couturier opened the scoring, followed by a notable shorthanded goal from Garnet Hathaway. Morgan Frost added to the tally, showcasing impressive teamwork.

In an exhilarating matchup, the Philadelphia Flyers edged out the Florida Panthers 4-3, marking their second consecutive victory. This win comes after the Flyers defeated the Anaheim Ducks, showcasing their resilience with eight comeback wins in the third period, the highest in the NHL.

Noah Cates scored the decisive goal with less than six minutes left on the clock, skillfully converting a setup that included a spectacular glove pass. Sam Ersson, in net for his third straight game, displayed remarkable saves in the final minutes, denying key shots from the Panthers.

The Flyers' momentum surged in the second period, particularly spurred by Garnet Hathaway’s early hit, which ignited both the players and the crowd. Hathaway, contributing with a goal, helped shift the energy in the arena. After falling behind 2-0, the Flyers fought back, showcasing their power-play prowess to tie the game twice.

The Dallas Stars are set to face off against the Philadelphia Flyers following their recent overtime victory against the New York Rangers. This matchup, occurring on Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Wells Fargo Center, marks the first encounter between the two teams this season.

Currently, the Flyers hold a record of 17-19-5, placing them sixth in the Metropolitan Division, while the Stars boast a superior 25-13-1 record, ranking third in the Central Division. Philadelphia's recent performance has been lackluster, having lost 3-2 to the Toronto Maple Leafs despite Travis Konecny’s two-goal effort.

Home games have been challenging for the Flyers, who are 8-10-1 on their turf. Contrastingly, the Stars come into this game with a strong road record of 9-8-0. Their recent success can be attributed to their disciplined play, with a notable record in games where they incur fewer penalties than their opponents.