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Barkey’s two goals power Flyers past 30-shot Blue Jackets

November 15, 2026 · 2:41 AM

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Philadelphia won 4-3 on Saturday, today in Eastern time, as Denver Barkey scored twice despite the Flyers being outshot 30-21.

Philadelphia beat Columbus 4-3 at Nationwide Arena on Saturday, today in Eastern time, ending its one-game skid and extending the Blue Jackets’ losing streak to four. Denver Barkey scored twice on three shots, including Philadelphia’s only power-play goal, and finished plus-1 with two points and no hits. Matvei Michkov had one goal, two shots and two hits while finishing minus-1, and Trevor Zegras scored once on one shot and finished even. Columbus got one goal apiece from Matthew Knies, Dmitri Voronkov and Adam Fantilli; Knies had three shots and two hits, Voronkov two shots, and Fantilli two shots and two hits. Kent Johnson and Zach Werenski each added an assist and finished plus-1, with five shots for Johnson and four for Werenski; Philadelphia assists went to Noel Acciari (one shot, plus-1, two hits) and Jamie Drysdale (one shot, minus-2). Joseph Woll stopped 27 of 30 shots for a .900 save percentage, while Jet Greaves made 17 saves on 21 shots for a .810 mark. The Blue Jackets generated a 30-21 shots advantage but could not overcome Philadelphia’s four goals, and the Flyers also held a 15-14 edge in hits.
Key Performers

Denver Barkey (PHI): 2 G, 0 A, 2 P, 3 SOG, +1, 1 PPG, 0 hits. Columbus: Matthew Knies 1 G, 1 P, 3 SOG, +1, 2 hits; Dmitri Voronkov 1 G, 1 P, 2 SOG, even; Adam Fantilli 1 G, 1 P, 2 SOG, +1, 2 hits; Kent Johnson 1 A, 1 P, 5 SOG, +1; Zach Werenski 1 A, 1 P, 4 SOG, +1. Goalies: Joseph Woll 27 saves on 30 shots, .900; Jet Greaves 17 saves on 21 shots, .810.

Standings Impact

Philadelphia entered at 5-10-6 with 16 points and moves to 6-10-6 with 18. Columbus entered at 7-10-0 with 14 points and falls to 7-11-0, extending its losing streak from three games to four.

DYMA Insight

Columbus held the stronger DYMA Power Index position—25th with a 42.4 score, compared with Philadelphia’s 30th-place 34.0—but the Flyers won despite a 30-21 shots deficit. Woll’s .900 save percentage outpaced Greaves’ .810, a decisive difference in a one-goal game.