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"The Philadelphia crowd sounded especially bloodthirsty. They've waited a long time for this. The last time the Flyers won a playoff game at home, Barack Obama was president."
"That was the craziest building I've ever played in, said veteran defenseman Nick Seeler, whose first career playoff goal would prove to be a big one."
"The Flyers are a young team, still figuring out what they have and who they are, but showing all the signs of one of those 'too naive to know they shouldn't make a deep run' teams that make a deep run."
"Down 1-0 early in the second and seeking a spark, Travis Konecny got into it with Bryan Rust. 'Turned into a bit of a WWE match,' is how Rust described the ensuing scuffle."
The Flyers achieved a 3-0 series lead against the Penguins, reversing the game's momentum after a challenging start. The penalty box became a focal point, with notable players like Sidney Crosby facing penalties. The Philadelphia crowd, eager for playoff success, created an electric atmosphere, reminiscent of past glory. Veteran defenseman Nick Seeler noted the intensity of the building, while the young Flyers team displayed a fearless attitude, reminiscent of the franchise's storied history of toughness and resilience, despite their inexperience in playoff situations.
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