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Two big reinforcements have entered the chat.

The Philadelphia Flyers are nearing full strength as injured top forwards Travis Konecny and Owen Tippett are on track to return against the Utah Mammoth on Sunday. Both players participated fully in Saturday's practice at the Flyers Training Center in Voorhees, New Jersey. Head coach Rick Tocchet noted that both forwards felt good following the skate, though medical evaluations later in the afternoon would determine their final status.
Konecny skated alongside Trevor Zegras and Christian Dvorak, while Tippett was paired with Denver Barkey and Tyson Foerster. While both veterans currently remain on injured reserve, their anticipated return is expected to shift Cole Knuble, Noel Acciari, Hunter McDonald, and David Jiricek out of the lineup as healthy scratches for Sunday's matchup.
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