The Philadelphia Flyers picked up a big 3-0 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 2. With it, they now have a 2-0 series lead as they head back home for Games 3 and 4, which is massive. Porter Martone was one of the significant reasons why the Flyers picked up this Game 2 victory against the Penguins. This is because the 19-year-old winger scored the Flyers' first goal of the game, which ended up being the game-winner. Now, with this latest strong performance, Martone has made some NHL history. According to the NHL's official X account, Martone became the first teenager in the entire history of the league to score the game-winning goal in each of his first two career playoff games. This latest outstanding accomplishment from Martone shows just how impactful the young forward has been this postseason for the Flyers. He has undoubtedly given their roster a big boost since signing his entry-level deal and is showing no signs of slowing down. Martone was also dominant during the final stretch of the regular season for Philadelphia, as he had four goals, six assists, and 10 points in nine games. With numbers like these, the young forward has been thriving, and it will be fascinating to see what he does next.
