US EditionBussi’s 24 Saves Lift Hurricanes Past Flyers 3-2, Tying Franchise Record with Ninth Straight Win
Brandon Bussi stopped all three shootout attempts and made 24 saves in regulation to tie the franchise record with nine consecutive wins, helping Carolina prevail 3-2.
- On Sunday in Raleigh, N.C., the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 in a shootout, with Andrei Svechnikov scoring the lone shootout goal to decide the game.
- With 1:52 remaining, Trevor Zegras tied the score after the Flyers pressed with an extra skater following a Brandon Bussi rebound miscue, forcing overtime.
- In regulation, William Carrier and Taylor Hall scored for the Hurricanes, while Dan Vladar made eight saves for the Flyers.
- Brandon Bussi made 24 saves and stopped all three Flyers' shootout attempts, earning his ninth straight win and matching the Hurricanes franchise record for consecutive wins.
- The Hurricanes have won four straight games, including three in shootouts, with Bussi claiming his ninth consecutive win after starting Oct. 14.
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Svechnikov scores in shootout as Hurricanes beat Flyers again
RALEIGH, N.C. — Andrei Svechnikov scored in the shootout and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Flyers 3-2 on Sunday. William Carrier and Taylor Hall scored in regulation for the Hurricanes, who have won four straight — three in a shootout. Brandon Bussi made 24 saves for his ninth straight win, matching a franchise record. Trevor Zegras and Jamie Drysdale scored for the Flyers. Dan Vladar stopped 31 shots. Svechnikov was the only skater to score …
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Brandon Bussi, Hurricanes beat Flyers again in shootout
Brandon Bussi made 24 saves and didn't allow a shootout tally to continue his record-setting pace to begin an NHL career as the Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 3-2 on Sunday at Raleigh, N.C.
Trevor Zegras ties it late, but Flyers fall in shootout to Hurricanes for 3rd straight loss | PHLY - PHLY Sports
The Philadelphia Flyers have lost 3 consecutive games for the first time this season, albeit they’ve earned a point in each. Trevor Zegras and Dan Vladar starred in a comeback for the Flyers, but Zegras couldn’t convert his shootout attempt, and Vladar surrendered the only goal of the skills competition, allowing the Canes to escape with another win over the Flyers, their 8th straight. Charlie & Bill break down the loss, discussing some of Rick …
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