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What else could possibly happen in this series that hasn't already taken place, other than the Pittsburgh Penguins winning a game?
After a Game Three full of countless fights and penalty minutes, the Philadelphia Flyers are looking to close out the once heavily favored Penguins in a four-game sweep.
The Flyers will have the advantage of playing a Pittsburgh team that has to shuffle its lines after Craig Adams, Arron Asham and James Neal all got suspended for Wednesday night. Neal of course is the biggest loss after scoring 40 goals this season.
If Philadelphia can polish off Sidney Crosby and the boys, it'll get a nice rest before the second round series of at least a week. All depending on how you feel about long breaks, this could be a great time to heal bumps and bruises going forward.
Penguins coach Dan Blysma has already stated Marc-Andre Fleury will be his goaltender for the remainder of the series, even after watching his team allow 20 goals in the first three games. Fleury might be on a very short leash if things turn ugly.
That said, the Flyers can't take anything for granted against a team very capable of winning four games in a row.
TV: NBC Sports Network
Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
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