VOORHEES, N.J. — The personnel didn’t change.
Neither did the tactics.
But the results certainly did.
After sputtering through the first two games of the opening-round playoff series against Philadelphia, converting just one of eight opportunities, the Penguins’ power play scored on three of seven chances to provide the impetus for a 5-1 victory in Game 3 Sunday.
“We played them pretty well in Game 2, so we knew what they were going to do,” Flyers defenseman Brandon Manning said Tuesday. “We expected them to shoot a few more pucks and obviously, two of them are one-timers that went in.