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Philadelphia Flyers vs. New York Rangers: Preview, Predictions and Picks for January 23, 2025

Updated on:
Jan 23, 2025 8:15 PM
The Philadelphia Flyers, fresh off a shootout victory, head to Madison Square Garden on Thursday, January 23rd at 7:00 PM to take on the New York Rangers in a Metropolitan Division showdown. The Flyers currently lead the regular season series 1-0, but the Rangers will look to even the score on their home ice. Both teams are evenly matched with 50 points apiece, setting the stage for an intense and competitive matchup.
Philadelphia Flyers vs New York Rangers

Current Odds

PHI
NYR
Over
6.5
+128
Under
6.5
-125
PHI
+3.5
-164
NYR
-3.5
+135
PHI
ML
+3300
NYR
ML
-1959

Flyers vs Rangers statistics

Stat Flyers Rangers
Goals For per Game 3.02 2.94
Goals Against Average 3.31 3.02
Shots per Game 27.3 29.7
Shots Against per Game 26.4 31.0
Power Play Goals 22 25
Power Play Goals Against 27 24
Short Handed Goals 3 7
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 395 422
Power Play Percentage 16.4 20.2
Penalty Kill Percentage 77.9 83.6

New York Rangers recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
1/21/25 vs Ottawa Senators W 5-0
1/19/25 @ Montreal Canadiens L 5-4 OT
1/18/25 vs Columbus Blue Jackets W 1-0 SO
1/16/25 @ Utah Hockey Club W 5-3
1/14/25 @ Colorado Avalanche L 3-2 OT

Philadelphia Flyers recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
1/21/25 vs Detroit Red Wings W 2-1 OT
1/18/25 @ New Jersey Devils W 3-1
1/16/25 @ New York Islanders W 5-3
1/14/25 @ Columbus Blue Jackets L 3-2 SO
1/13/25 vs Florida Panthers W 4-3

New York Rangers injuries

  • Filip Chytil (C): Day-To-Day
  • Igor Shesterkin (G): Injured Reserve
  • Matt Rempe (C): Suspension
  • Chris Kreider (LW): Injured Reserve
  • K'Andre Miller (D): Injured Reserve

Philadelphia Flyers injuries

  • Scott Laughton (C): Day-To-Day
  • Ryan Poehling (C): Injured Reserve
  • Samuel Ersson (G): Day-To-Day
  • Sean Couturier (C): Day-To-Day
  • Nicolas Deslauriers (LW): Injured Reserve

Flyers vs Rangers game info

Type Info
Venue Madison Square Garden
Location New York, NY
Puck drop Thu 7:00 PM

Flyers vs Rangers predictions

Hockey fans, if you're tuning in to check out the Philadelphia Flyers as they face off against the New York Rangers, you might want to keep an eye on Travis Konecny. He’s practically the heartbeat of the Flyers' offense right now, racking up 21 goals and an impressive 33 assists so far this season. Though he's listed as day-to-day, which could be a curveball for Philly, his raw energy and hunger for points are hard to replace. Konecny has the knack for finding the back of the net in those critical moments, so if he suits up, expect him to be a key player to watch. If he’s sitting this one out, the Flyers might need someone else to step up and take the reins in his absence.

On the opposing bench, Artemi Panarin of the New York Rangers isn’t just a part-time magician—he’s an absolute maestro with a puck. With 20 goals and 49 points, Panarin brings electrifying prowess and an uncanny ability to weave through defenses that might just set Madison Square Garden alight. What's more entertaining than watching the Breadman, as fans affectionally call him, make a fool out of defenses? Adam Fox is another Ranger worth keeping on your radar. His 36 assists speak volumes of his vision and capacity to thread the needle, often creating golden opportunities for his teammates. Panarin is currently day-to-day too, so the intrigue doubles if he takes to the ice.

Predicting the winner in this match-up could be akin to predicting how wild the Rangers' fans will go if their team takes control. With both teams sporting almost identical records, the outcome will likely revolve around the contributions from their respective stars. While the Flyers have already taken the lead in their series 1-0, the Rangers, backed by the loud chorus at the Garden, are eager to balance the scales. Considering their home advantage and strong attacking pipeline, the Rangers might just edge this bout—assuming both teams have all their star players fit and firing. However, as any hockey fanatic knows, in the NHL, on any given night, anything can happen. So, what do you think? Who are you rooting for?

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