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PHILADELPHIA- If the Flyers were going to break their scoring drought, who better to do it against than Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils. For the first time since 2005, the Flyers rallied from a 2-0 deficit by scoring three unanswered goals to beat the Devils 3-2 last night from the Wachovia Center. After a rough first period where the Flyers look s unbalanced and lost, they rebounded and competed with number one team in the Atlantic division and beat them at their own game. Philadelphia finally found the back of the net, finally found a way to generate quality scoring chances that resulted in goals. They did it against the best of the best, Martin Brodeur. “As a team, we knew we just needed to get more pucks at the net with second opportunities,” said captain Mike Richards. “We did that: we kept on going, kept on going. [Brodeur] made some big saves, and then we kind of got that lucky bounce which gave us some confidence

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Comeback kids: Flyers fight back to beat Devils