Devils vs Flyers

Who's better, Devils or Flyers?

The Devils currently have the better pace, averaging 0.67 points per game versus the Flyers' 0.5 points per game. Neither the Devils nor the Flyers are in a playoff spot. In their one head-to-head matchup this year, the Devils won. When is the next Devils-Flyers game? Saturday, Jan. 23, 7:30 p.m. ET, at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. Broadcast on NBC Sports Philadelphia+ and MSG Sportsnet 2 in the U.S.

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Every number is a standings point from NHL data — two for a win, one for an overtime or shootout loss, regular season only. Current trend plots each team's running points total after every game of the current season; it switches to a new season once all 32 teams have played games, so opening week doesn't produce a chart of one-game lines. 5-year trend plots each season's final points total for the five seasons up to and including the current one; a season still in progress is drawn as a hollow dot at its full-season pace (points per game × games scheduled), labelled as a pace. Utah's franchise began in 2024-25, so its line starts there. Head-to-head history (two teams only) shows each club's share of the regular-season games the two played against each other, season by season. A game counts as a win for whoever won it, in regulation, overtime or a shootout, so the two bars in a season always add up to 100%. In the summary up top, a playoff spot means a top-three place in the division or a wild card in that morning's NHL standings; game times are the arena's local time, and the channels are the ones the NHL schedule lists.