The Philadelphia Flyers are ticking off the days until their frustrating and inconsistent season ends. If the Pittsburgh Penguins can't get healthy — or stay out of the penalty box — it won't be long before they are doing the same. Brayden Schenn scored twice, Vincent Lecavalier added his first goal in nearly three months, and the Flyers had little trouble with the injury-depleted Penguins 4-1 on Wednesday night. Carlo Colaiacovo chipped in a rare goal for the Flyers, who ended a nine-game, road-losing streak. Steve Mason stopped 24 shots for Philadelphia, which won its seventh straight game in Pittsburgh. "I wish we had more games here," Flyers coach Craig Berube said. "We get excited and we play well against the Penguins. It's one of those teams that bring out the best in us and we feel pretty comfortable in this building, that's for sure."
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