The Flyers, their attack needing a jump-start, will conclude a rare home-and-home series Tuesday in Minnesota.
They hope to generate more offense than they did in the first meeting between the teams, a 1-0 Wild win Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center.
“I thought we did a good job at the end, creating some havoc there,” Flyers goalie Brian Elliott said of his team’s late flurry, “but you know it takes a full 60 minutes of that usually to break that kind of defense.”
“It was grind out there, not a lot of space,” said center Sean Couturier, who had six of the Flyers’ 32 shots.