The Flyers led in shots, won more faceoffs and controlled most of the pace of Game 3 of their first-round series against the New York Rangers Tuesday night. But they couldnt capitalize on the power play, and paid the price. I think that was the biggest difference today, Jake Voracek said. They block a lot of shots on our power play....
Flyers' power-play woes prove costly in Game 3 (Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia)
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