Filip Hronek played nearly 30 minutes against Edmonton and put just one shot on net. That was his third straight game with one shot, all in Vancouver losses.
If you’re backing Philadelphia in Vancouver, look at how often Hronek stayed under two shots in Canucks losses and how often Oliver Bonk picked up a point in Flyers wins.
Two Flyers parlay picks to compare
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oliver Bonk Over 0.5 points 2025–26 and 2026–27 regular seasons |
+145 | 80.0% 4 of 5 PHI wins |
50.0% 7 of 14 appearances |
| Filip Hronek Under 1.5 shots on goal 2026–27 regular season |
−130 | 81.3% 13 of 16 VAN losses |
73.7% 14 of 19 appearances |
Oliver Bonk — Over 0.5 points
Bonk’s +145 is the bigger payout of the two, but the four hits in the table come from just five Flyers wins. He has a point in three of four wins this season and six of 13 games overall. The Ottawa win was the miss: Philadelphia got the result without Bonk getting on the scoresheet.
Filip Hronek — Under 1.5 shots on goal
Hronek often stays under two shots regardless of who wins. He put three on net in a loss to San Jose, and across this season and last, he stayed under in just 41 of 73 Vancouver losses. At −130, the case for the under rests more on what he’s doing this season.
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What to weigh with a Philadelphia win
If you think Philadelphia’s defensemen will get involved in the scoring, Bonk gives you a plus-money option. Hronek’s under makes more sense if you expect his recent shot volume to carry over. Either can stand on its own. Follow the live Flyers at Canucks matchup and our NHL coverage.
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