The Philadelphia Flyers grinded out a 3-1 win over the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center on Saturday afternoon.

Bobby Brink and Travis Konecny scored in the third period as the Flyers beat the New Jersey Devils 3-1 Saturday.

New Jersey Devils forward Brian Halonen will make his season debut, and Stefan Noesen will return to the lineup.

It wasn't the most exciting game. But sometimes, like goals, they don't ask how wins happen; they ask how many.

With the New Jersey Devils currently on a four-game winless streak after Sunday's loss to the Ottawa Senators, head coach Sheldon Keefe is looking for more from his top players.

NEWARK—Ahead of their tilt with the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday afternoon, the New Jersey Devils’ lineup is in flux. It sounds like an illness could be making its way through the locker room.

The New Jersey Devils lost 2-1 to the Ottawa Senators on Sunday afternoon at the Prudential Center. A promising start to the game quickly dwindled as the Devils couldn’t finish their chances and eventually stopped generating many chances altogether.

The Devils and Philadelphia Flyers played a low-scoring, low-event hockey game at Prudential Center Saturday afternoon. With both teams locked in defensively, it would come down to a mistake or two that would be the difference in the game.

Saturday afternoon, the Philadelphia Flyers traveled to Newark, New Jersey to take on the New Jersey Devils for the first time this season. In a tight contest, the Flyers took it 2-1 in regulation.

Philadelphia Flyers (20-20-6, in the Metropolitan Division) vs. New Jersey Devils (26-15-6, in the Metropolitan Division) Newark, New Jersey; Saturday, 12:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: The New Jersey ...

Following an ugly game against the Flyers, the Devils take on the Ottawa Senators in the second game of a back-to-back at The Rock. Check out the matchup in this preview.