After the Flyers surrendered their fourth goal not even halfway through Thursday night’s game, Travis Konecny snapped his stick in frustration. He skated to the bench and tossed the two pieces aside.

Playing the second game of a five-game homestand, John Tortorella's Philadelphia Flyers (27-27-8) will host Scott Arniel's Winnipeg Jets (42-16-4) on Thursday evening.

Laughton’s name is front and center when it comes to players who could be moved, with Winnipeg and Toronto among potential landing spots.

Mark Scheifele had a goal and two assists, Kyle Connor added a goal and an assist and the Winnipeg Jets snapped a three-game skid by defeating the Philadelphia Flyers 4-1 on Thursday night. Nikolaj Ehlers and Adam Lowry also scored for the Jets,

The Flyers held a brief tribute in the first period for Morgan Frost and Joel Farabee, making their first appearances since a January trade.

The Winnipeg Jets did not have to wait long for a chance to exact some revenge on the Philadelphia Flyers. Five days after losing at home against Philadelphia, the suddenly skidding Jets visit the Flyers on Thursday.

With 16 goals and 36 points overall on the season, Michkov does have his place in the Calder Trophy conversation for Rookie of the Year, but he has taken a back seat to San Jose's No. 1 overall pick Macklin Celebrini (17 goals, 40 points) and Montreal's rising star Lane Hutson (38 assists, 41 points).

The storylines were plentiful on Tuesday night. There was the one centered on former Flyers Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost returning to Philly, and current Flyers Andrei Kuzmenko and Jakob Pelletier facing their old pals.

After the Flyers surrendered their fourth goal not even halfway through Thursday night’s game, Travis Konecny snapped his stick in frustration. He skated to the bench and tossed the two pieces aside.