Penguins vs Flyers Elite NHL Pick 2/25

Flyers, Penguins Kick Off Home-and-Home Series in Metro Basement Battle

The Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins returned from the midseason break with vastly different results, setting the stage for a critical home-and-home series that begins Tuesday in Philadelphia. Both teams are looking to climb out of the Metropolitan Division basement, with playoff hopes hanging by a thread.

Flyers Ride Momentum After Statement Win

Philadelphia made an emphatic return to action, dominating the Edmonton Oilers 6-3 on Saturday. Owen Tippett, back after missing five games due to an upper-body injury, led the charge with two goals, while Matvei Michkov contributed a goal and an assist in the impressive victory.

Newcomer Andrei Kuzmenko, acquired in a trade with Calgary, also made an impact, scoring his first goal as a Flyer. Meanwhile, Sean Couturier reached a milestone, netting his 200th career goal in the win.

With momentum on their side, the Flyers now turn their focus to a familiar foe in the Penguins—a team they defeated 3-2 just before the 4 Nations Face-Off break.

Penguins Struggle Out of the Gate

While Philadelphia found success in its return, Pittsburgh endured a brutal weekend, suffering back-to-back losses at home. The Penguins were routed 8-3 by the Washington Capitals on Saturday before letting a third-period lead slip away in a 5-3 defeat to the New York Rangers on Sunday.

The collapse against New York was particularly frustrating, as Ryan Shea scored twice early in the third period to give Pittsburgh a 3-2 lead. However, the Rangers responded with three unanswered goals to steal the win.

Now, the Penguins face a Flyers squad looking for revenge after Pittsburgh’s 7-3 win on Dec. 23. With the season series tied at 1-1, these next two games—Tuesday in Philadelphia and Thursday in Pittsburgh—will determine the final bragging rights.

Metro Standings and Playoff Implications

Both teams find themselves at the bottom of the Metropolitan Division, with the Flyers (57 points) narrowly ahead of the Penguins (55). While neither is completely out of the playoff hunt, the clock is ticking. Every point matters, and this home-and-home series could play a pivotal role in determining whether either team can make a late-season push.

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