From Bench to Breakthrough: How Matvei Michkov Turned the Flyers’ Fate in a Heart-Stopping Moment
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With the lineup changes, Michkov was paired with Cates and Alex Bump, with Denver Barkey moving up to play with Christian Dvorak and Travis Konecny.
“Mich is a young kid. Bumper . . . now we got a group of guys, by them being a pack, it might help,” Tocchet added. “It’s not just we have a couple of young guys. We have a bunch of them. So, maybe that’ll help the mental part of the game, too.”
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