Flyers Suffer Sixth Straight Loss to Capitals

The Philadelphia Flyers continue to struggle in the NHL season, suffering a sixth consecutive loss in a 6-3 defeat against the Washington Capitals. The Flyers, who have been outscored 29-14 in their skid, showed brief signs of resurgence but were ultimately undone by turnovers and poor goaltending. Connor McMichael scored twice for the Capitals, while Alex Ovechkin added to his career tally, now 40 goals shy of Wayne Gretzky's record. The Flyers' issues are compounded by a lack of chemistry and inconsistent play, despite a spirited practice aimed at reversing their fortunes. Meanwhile, the San Jose Sharks remain winless, with coach Ryan Warsofsky expressing dissatisfaction with their performance in a recent 4-2 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks.