Flyers remain winless after 5-1 defeat in Boston
Philadelphia falls to 0-4-2 as Fraser Minten records three points and Boston allows only 15 shots.
Philadelphia's search for a first win will continue into a seventh game after the Boston Bruins beat the Flyers 5-1 at TD Garden on Saturday, Oct. 10. The Flyers dropped to 0-4-2, while Boston improved to 4-2-0 with its second consecutive victory.
Fraser Minten contributed a goal and two assists for the Bruins. Pavel Zacha opened the scoring at 12:21 of the first period, and Mason Lohrei doubled the lead at 17:12 of the second. Marat Khusnutdinov scored 1:55 into the third to put Boston ahead 3-0.
Porter Martone gave Philadelphia its only goal on the power play at 6:32 of the third. Casey Mittelstadt restored Boston's three-goal margin at 9:21, before Minten completed the scoring at 15:59.
Boston held a 22-8 advantage in shots through two periods and finished ahead 32-15. Jeremy Swayman stopped 14 shots for the win, and Dan Vladar made 27 saves for Philadelphia.
The Flyers host Carolina on Sunday. Boston begins a four-game road trip Tuesday in San Jose.
