Ben Chiarot scored with 3:53 remaining in the third period to cut Detroit’s deficit to 2-1. The Red Wings pulled goaltender Cam Talbot for the extra skater in the final two minutes but Laughton scored into an empty net to compete his second career hat trick and seal the outcome. He added another empty-net goal with 12.5 seconds to play.

Home hasn’t been so sweet for the Flyers. So it’s no surprise Scott Laughton was asked about the 6-8-1 record at the Wells Fargo Center during the first intermission of a 0-0 game. “What’s the key to being better at home?

After getting a much-needed win last time on the ice, the Detroit Red Wings will look to keep the momentum going against the Philadelphia Flyers.