Trevor Zegras scored in the first round of the shootout to lift the visiting Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-4 victory over the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday.

Zegras, who notched two assists in regulation, took his time before wiring his shootout attempt between the pads of Sam Montembeault.

Dan Vladar stopped Cole Caufield in the second round of the shootout and captain Nick Suzuki's backhand bid sailed wide of the net in the third, giving the Flyers their first road win (1-2-1).

The loss was the Canadiens' first in six games this season that ventured past regulation.

Philadelphia's Bobby Brink scored two goals and defenseman Cam York collected a goal and an assist.

Nikita Grebenkin scored his first career NHL goal midway into the third period and Vladar made 16 saves for the Flyers, who

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