Got Going In The Second...
Both teams knocked on the door of the game-opening goal in the first, including a would-have-been Philadelphia tally that was overturned for offsides, but in the second, neither side had to wait long.
Jordan Martinook kicked off the first of what went on to be two strikes in 25 seconds, first putting home a Martin Necas pass on the rush.
Giving Carolina the first lead of the game, Philadelphia stripped it right away on the bump-up shift.
After Andersen had just denied Travis Sanheim on a breakaway moments earlier, the Canes gave up another breakaway, and this one Scott Laughton cashed in on.
Mildly concerning after the team allowed three breakaway goals on Saturday in Toronto, thankfully, that didn't spoil Carolina's entire period.
During the middle stages of the frame Jalen Chatfield stepped up with a timely goal to put his team back in front, his second in three games.
Stepping up in transition, Sebastian Aho dropped one off for #5, who unleashed an 89.6 mph blast past Ersson.