carried ahead by hagelin. his shot blocked down. hagelin again trying to work in and it's denied by gudas. pouliot. 100 seconds go in regulation. pouliot around behind schultz. spined around and dumoulin takes it. very deliberately drops it on back. back by kessel. going to the bench. the net is empty for the flyers and macdonald is there. they have won 14 of their last 15 games. this one is back out, including eight consecutive games on the team has had in the nhl this year. schultz. cullen tries to get it across. a save. they score! he scores! [ horn blowing ] >> ed: they talked about it a lot, dave hakstol. the good stick from bellemare. and i loved the reaction on the flyers' bench now giving themselves a two-goal lead with less than a minute to go. knowing how close they are to >> pierre: you earn your coach's trust. it's an example of why he's trusted, why that line is so valuable for the flyers. >> mike: an unassisted goal by bellemare has made this 3-1. who would have thought 30 of the last possible 34 points to pass four te

carried ahead by hagelin. his shot blocked down. hagelin again trying to work in and it's denied by gudas. pouliot. 100 seconds go in regulation. pouliot around behind schultz. spined around and dumoulin takes it. very deliberately drops it on back. back by kessel. going to the bench. the net is empty for the flyers and macdonald is there. six attackers for the penguins. they have won 14 of their last 15 games. this one is back out, including eight consecutive games on the road, the longest streak any team has had in the nhl this year. schultz. cullen tries to get it across. a save. they score! he scores! [ horn blowing ] >> ed: they talked about it a lot, dave hakstol. the good stick from bellemare. and i loved the reaction on the flyers' bench now giving themselves a two-goal lead with less than a minute to go. knowing how close they are to going to the playoffs. >> pierre: you earn your coach's trust. it's an example of why he's trusted, why that line is so valuable for the flyers. >> mike: an unassisted goal by bellemare has mad

carried ahead by hagelin. his shot blocked down. hagelin again trying to work in and it's denied by gudas. pouliot. 100 seconds go in regulation. pouliot around behind schultz. spined around and dumoulin takes it. very deliberately drops it on back. back by kessel. going to the bench. the net is empty for the flyers and macdonald is there. six attackers for the penguins. they have won 14 of their last 15 games. this one is back out, including eight consecutive games on the road, the longest streak any team has had in the nhl this year. schultz. cullen tries to get it across. a save. they score! he [ horn blowing ] >> ed: they talked about it a lot, dave hakstol. the good stick from bellemare. and i loved the reaction on the flyers' bench now giving themselves a two-goal lead with less than a minute to go. knowing how close they are to going to the playoffs. >> pierre: you earn your coach's trust. it's an example of why he's trusted, why that line is so valuable for the flyers. bellemare has made this 3-1. who would have thought 30 o

and 3-0 after beating steve mason. 3-1 in the thirdal, carl hagelin scored while laying on the ice.hey dropped all to pittsburgh this season. and tomorrow a sportsman's dream, it would be if it was 2008. the national championship game, opening day on the same day, and phillies, blanco having a great spring. is he a guy to be excited about? >> he is the key to the whole season. whether they hit behind him, howard or rupp has to hit behind him or he will never be pitched to. and i would like to see the 30 home runs, but he has to get pitches to get that. >>> and talking about ryan howard he hit some homers, but also strikeouts. >> and as soon as he came back he looked ok. if he can hit 20 home runs that is safe territory for him. >> do you think it is the end >> it is possible if he gets off to a bad start they will think of the middle of the year releasing him and that will be a sad ending to the chapter of ryan howard. and i think he will flip it the opposite way, like that home run right there we will see what happens. >>> and tomorrow phillies open in cincinnati. villanova taking

last year last year afs it was hagelin. he's a penguin now. both teams are adamant that the past means knock. >> i think for us, to focus on what we can do. we know they're a good team. they're showed it year in and year out. >> you've got to start fresh. pittsburgh doesn't care what we've done in the last few years in the playoffs. it's a fresh start for everybody. >> now you're going to end up seeing them. if you want to get where you want to go, you're going to have to beat the best teams. should be a lot of fun again. >>> what a night in the nba, in los angeles it's the final came of kobe bryant's brilliant career. 400 miles to the north the against memphis. 73 wins, the nicks and nets combined for 53. >> you had to go there. >> perspective. >>> thank you, bruce. coming up next on nbc nightly news, actor robert de niro opening up about his son's autism and defending anti-vaccine films that struck the whole controversy. >> we'll see you at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. a dangerously close encounter as russian fighter jets launch a simul

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rebecca hagelin thank you. >>> the battle for new york is getting intense as personal. and polls show the race there neck and neck. so cnn's senior washington correspondent joe johns is live with more for us. hi, joe. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. you know, as the race for new york heats up the bernie sanders campaign is claiming it had another huge month in fund-raising which just keeps him cruising along in the race for delegates. intentions are now running high on the democratic side as the race drags on. hillary clinton calling out bernie sanders at an event at the state university at new york at purchase and in turn found herself confronted by a small group of protestors if she wins, we lose, the former secretary of state not backing down asserting it was bernie people who came to say that, but it didn't stop there. on the rope line after the event a green peace activist asking her about taking money from the fossil fuel industry and the pointed angry response from the candidate, underscoring some frustration her campaign's been expressing. listen. >> were you