Matvei Michkov doesn't turn 20 for a couple of weeks, but he continues to play well above his years for the Philadelphia Flyers. Fresh off his second overtime goal in the last five games, Michkov leads the Flyers into Monday's home game against the Vegas Golden Knights.

The Philadelphia Flyers secured an impressive 5-4 overtime win against the Ottawa Senators on Nov. 14. After being down 4-2 in the third period, the Flyers scored two unanswered goals to force overtime. From there, star rookie Matvei Michkov scored the overtime winner.

"We talk about it a lot, the culture," Erik Johnson said, "but here in this room, it's special. I think it's going to go a long way."

The Philadelphia Flyers have one sole responsibility if they want to win a championship someday, and that is to make rookie Matvei Michkov ’s life easier. He is their future; the engine that will help them run.

The Philadelphia Flyers entered their matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights seeking to build on their momentum of an overtime win against the Chicago Blackhawks—and, for a lot of the game, it looked as though they were poised to do so.

On Monday night, the Flyers picked up right where they left off in their come-from-behind 3-2 overtime win against the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday afternoon — scoring goals. Their only issue was facing the Vegas Golden Knights,

The Flyers hosted the Las Vegas Golden Knights for the fifth and final game of their homestand. The Flyers previously defeated the Chicago Blackhawks in overtime on Saturday with a game-winning goal from Matvei Michkov.

The Flyers went 2-2-1 on their five-game homestand after losing to the Golden Knights, 5-4, in a shootout Monday night.

The Philadelphia Flyers (9-10-2) will take on the Vegas Golden Knights (13-6-2), eager to build on the momentum of their thrilling 3-2 overtime comeback win against the Chicago Blackhawks.