Setback for the Philadelphia Flyers
In a significant setback for the Philadelphia Flyers, goaltender Dan Vladar will not return to the ice during their current game against the Buffalo Sabres after sustaining an injury. The organization has indicated that Vladar will undergo further evaluation following the completion of the matchup, raising concerns about the severity of his condition.
Vladar’s Performance This Season
At 28 years old, Vladar has emerged as a pivotal player for the Flyers this season, contributing notable performances that have bolstered the team’s standing. With a record of 16 wins, 7 losses, and 4 overtime losses over 27 games, he has maintained a goals-against average of 2.42 and a save percentage of .907, which has given the franchise some much-needed consistency in goal.
Career Overview
Overall, Vladar’s NHL career, marked by stints with the Boston Bruins and the Calgary Flames prior to joining the Flyers, showcases a record of 65 wins, 41 losses, and 20 overtime losses across 132 games. His statistics include a 2.88 goals-against average, a save percentage of .897, and four shutouts—impressive figures that reflect his capabilities as a netminder.
Looking Ahead
The Flyers will certainly be hoping for a swift recovery to maintain their momentum this season.
