A month by month breakdown of the Philadelphia Flyers schedule

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Chris Wagner and Joakim Nordstrom, Boston Bruins and Philippe Myers, Sean Couturier and Justin Braun, Philadelphia Flyers (Mandatory Credit: Andre Ringuette via USA TODAY Sports) /

The Penguins are once again on the schedule to open up the month. There’s another quick game against Boston after two days off. And one game against the Sabres as well, not the first time they’ll see them this month. They will then see Washington for two games.

March 2nd & 4th: Pittsburgh Penguins

March 7th: Boston Bruins

March 9th: Buffalo Sabres

March 11th & 13th: Washington Capitals

The Flyers will finally have another back to back, this time against two different opponents. Though, they aren’t far from each other as they take on the Rangers and Islanders. They will play both teams twice during that six day span.

March 15th & 17th: New York Rangers

March 18th & 20th: New York Islanders

After a quick game against the Devils, the Flyers are back in New York to take on the Rangers once more. And it’s a back to back against the Sabres to finish up the month.

March 23rd: New Jersey Devils

March 25th & 27th: New York Rangers

March 29th & 30th: Buffalo Sabres

It’s a busy month as the Flyers play each of their eight opponents at least one time during the month of March. It is also one of their busiest months as we get into the heart of the season.

April

Andy Greene, New York Islanders and Kevin Hayes, Philadelphia Flyers (Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski-USA TODAY Sports) /

The Flyers get a few days off to start the month before a quick four in six set. They’ll take on the Islanders for one game before a back to back against Boston. They’ll finish this with another game against the Isles.

April 3rd: New York Islanders

April 5th & 6th: Boston Bruins

April 8th: New York Islanders

After a few days off, the Flyers will only have two days off between games one more time for the rest of the month. In fact, they’ll only have two days off twice between this stretch and the end of the season.

It’ll be one more game against Buffalo to finish up their season series. They will head to Pittsburgh one last time for two games. It’ll then be a back to back against the Capitals and Islanders before heading to New Jersey.

April 11th: Buffalo Sabres

April 13th & 15th: Pittsburgh Penguins

April 17th: Washington Capitals

April 18th: New York Islanders

April 20th: New Jersey Devils

The Flyers finally get a two day break after six games in 10 days. It does not get easier as they’ll have seven games in 12 days following that. It kicks off with the Rangers and Islanders. And lastly it’s the Capitals and Devils to end the month.

April 23rd: New York Rangers

April 25th: New York Islanders

April 27th: Washington Capitals

April 29th: New Jersey Devils

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