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Power play nothing special as Flyers fall.
Byline: Ed Barkowitz
Oct. 26--TAMPA -- When the power play lacks power and the special teams, in general, are hardly special, bad things will happen.
Take last night.
The Flyers went 0-for-6 on the power play, squandering 8 minutes, 14 seconds of time with at least a one-man advantage and fell to the Tampa Bay Lightning, 5-2.
Although the Flyers gave up the first goal for the third consecutive game and were skating uphill most of the night, the game remained salvageable for 54 minutes.
The Flyers gave a better effort last night than they did on Wednesday, when the lost at Florida. The result was the same and now the team that started 6-1 suddenly has its first …
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