The Flyers will be looking to continue their unprecedented run this season in a game that features a showdown against their division rival, the New Jersey Devils. Philadelphia has played well through mid-February, and they can continue their potential playoff run with a big win against Jersey.
So if you’re looking for some info on the weekend’s outdoor matchup, keep reading. This article will tell you everything you need to know about the game itself and what it means for the Flyers.
When will the Flyers battle the Devils this weekend?
The Flyers will face the Devils on Saturday, February 17th, and for Philadelphia, this game will give them a good chance to pull away from their Metropolitan rival if they snag the W.
What time are the Flyers and Devils facing off, and how can you tune in?
The Flyers are playing this one under the lights on Saturday night, as the game features an 8:00 PM EST start time. If you are unable to attend the game, catch the national broadcast on ABC. Or if you’re looking to stream it, ESPN+ or fuboTV will have you covered.
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What stadium is hosting the big event this weekend?
The Flyers are the designated road team, and it makes perfect sense since they will be traveling to East Rutherford, New Jersey, to play this one at MetLife Stadium. It will be the first of two games that the venue will host this weekend, as MetLife will also see the Islanders play the Rangers the following afternoon.
Flyers vs. Devils Odds
FanDuel lists the Flyers as plus-1.5 underdogs against the Devils. The game’s over/under is 6.5, and the Flyers moneyline sits at plus-128.
Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.
What Flyers fans need to watch for
The Flyers have been one of the few surprise teams of the 2023-24 season, and although they hit some rough patches, it’s been primarily smooth sailing lately. This game can be a potential momentum-builder for a Flyers team that must keep winning and continue to play like they have something to prove. If they can beat the Devils this Saturday, perhaps the NHL universe will finally give them some well-deserved respect.