Mike Richards scored two goals for the second game together with Sergei Bobrovsky who stopped 28 shots to lead the upbeat Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-1 win over the Ottawa Senators yesterday, November 15, 2010. During the last night’s events, there were key players who donated schematic moves to lead Flyers on its way to the top. Danny Briere, Claude Giroux and Darroll Powe contributed points for the Flyers with 9-0-1 in their past 10 games.

During the first period, there was a moment that the game was paused when a young girl was struck in the head when a puck deflects on the stand. There were attention provided from the medical team with regards to the incident.

The Flyers obviously displayed an attentive play since they have lost a round to the Senators last October. At that moment, Mike Richards was the apple of the eye for he has definitely ringed five goals during the previous three games which includes a two-goal game last November 13, 2010 right up against the Florida Panthers. With that, he still has one goal in his 12 games all in all.

It not to be surprised to line up Richards achievements since he is on spotlight. He earned his 300th career point on Giroux’s goal, which is considered to be a power play during the third period. He also sniffed a pass to Giroux on the slot, which then the right wing combined some of it and fired a shot to Elliot who was screened by Ville Leino.
Richard scored twice in a 90-second span during the third period to put the game away. His first score was 6:13 which is unassisted short hand goal swifts pass and faked Elliot with a backhand to forehand move. He capped the scoring when he took a Bravdon Coburn shot off the boards to flick the net with 7:43.

The Philadelphia opened the scoring with the help of Briere at 8:43 during the first period. About two minutes, Spezza issued a tie on the game shooting the puck past Bobrovsky after it went away the skate of Matt Carle, Flyers defenseman.

Kimmo Timonen and Powe muscled together to retake the lead at 12:17 with a penalty free first period. The shot which Timonen blew from the blue line was deflected by Powe’s stick in the air, then deflected iff the ice and away to Elliot’s shoulder.

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