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Wednesday
08Oct2008

Philadelphia Phantoms Double Up Parent Club Philadelphia Flyers 4-2

MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com – PHILADELPHIA – Jonathan Matsumoto’s goal with 14:11 remaining in the third period turned out to be the game-winner as the Philadelphia Phantoms topped the Philadelphia Flyers 4-2 on Tuesday night at the Wachovia Spectrum.  The game closed out the preseason slate for both teams and marked the final time the Flyers would play a game at the historic Spectrum.

 
The Flyers opened the scoring 12:11 into the game on a goal by Simon Gagne.  He was stationed in the slot when Danny Briere sent a centering feed from the bottom of the left circle.  Gagne one-timed a wrister past Antero Niittymaki, who suited up for the Phantoms, and gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead. 
 
But the Phantoms knotted it up with 2:48 to play in the second period.  They were on a power play when Sean Curry fired a shot on net from the right point.  Martin Biron made the initial stop, but Jared Ross was on hand to clean up the scraps, finishing off the rebound to tie things at 1-1 at the second intermission.
 
The Phantoms jumped ahead at 9:07 of the third period on a similar play, although this time it was even-strength.  Nate Guenin sent a shot in from the right point that was blocked down in front.  The puck came to Patrick Maroon, who turned around and swept it past Biron to give the Phantoms the 2-1 lead. 
 
The lead became 3-1 at the end of a Flyers power play.  The Phantoms had numbers going into the Flyers zone as Jonathan Matsumoto came out of the box.  The Flyers shut down the first scoring opportunity, but Claude Giroux forced a turnover before the Flyers could clear the zone.  He brought the puck back into the left circle and fed Matsumoto in front, and Matsumoto’s initial bid was stopped by Jean-Sebastien Aubin.  But Matsumoto followed up his own rebound and gave the Phantoms a two-goal lead.
 
That lead was trimmed back to a goal just 57 seconds later.  The Flyers put a rush on the Phantoms net and Aaron Asham sprung a puck in front.  It bounced around a bit before it came towards Scottie Upshall, who knocked the puck out of midair and past Niittymaki at 15:08, making the score 3-2.
 
Late in the third period, the Flyers pulled Aubin and appeared to have tied up the game on a late goal that was disallowed because the puck was ruled to have been gloved into the net.  Andreas Nodl then iced the win with an empty-netter with 18 seconds remaining.
 
Niittymaki played all 60 minutes and turned away 36 of the 38 shots his Flyers teammates fired at him.  At the other end, Biron stopped 21 of 22 Phantoms chances while Aubin turned away 13 of 15 in the third period.

Philadelphia Flyers 2 at Philadelphia Phantoms 4 - Status: Final
Oct 7, 2008 - Wachovia Spectrum
1st Period
Scoring - 1. Flyers, S. Gagne (1) (D. Briere, M. Richards) 12:11  
Penalties - T. Ramholt Pha (holding) 1:25, R. Jones Fly (holding) 12:36, M. Knuble Fly (hooking) 18:15

2nd Period
Scoring - 2. Phantoms, J. Ross (1) (S. Curry, P. Maroon) 17:12 PP
Penalties - T. Ramholt Pha (holding) 3:05, R. Bellamy Pha (holding) 11:56, K. Timonen Fly (interference) 16:39

3rd Period
Scoring - 3. Phantoms, P. Maroon (2) (J. Szwez, N. Guenin) 9:07  
4. Phantoms, J. Matsumoto (2) (C. Giroux) 14:11  
5. Flyers, S. Upshall (1) (A. Asham) 15:08  
6. Phantoms, A. Nodl (1)   19:42 EN
Penalties - J. Szwez Pha (tripping) 5:50, J. Matsumoto Pha (hooking) 11:52

PHA Shots: 7 15 16 TOTAL: 38
FLY Shots: 14 10 6 TOTAL: 30

Power Play Conversion
Philadelphia Phantoms 1-3. Philadelphia Flyers 0-5.

Goaltenders
Philadelphia Phantoms
Niittymaki 1-0-0 Start: 1st 0:00 Min: 60:00 SV: 28 GA: 2 [W]

Philadelphia Flyers
Biron 0-0-0 Start: 1st 0:00 Min: 40:00 SV: 21 GA: 1
Aubin 0-1-0 Start: 3rd 0:00 Min: 19:05 SV: 13 GA: 2 [L]

Start : 7:56 PM
End : 10:15 PM
Attendance : 17077
Referee I: Ryan Fraser (14)
Referee II:
LINESMAN I: Leo Boylan (97)
LINESMAN II: Scott Adams (20)

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