In the locker room, after both the morning skate on Wednesday and then the 5-2 win over Buffalo later that night, the chatter going around was about how the Flyers are different.

They got rocked by Pittsburgh 5-1 a couple of nights prior, but no one seemed shaken by it.

Part of it was they had just won their last three games before, all on the road, and all on a four-games-in-six-days stretch coming home, which can catch up to any NHL team no matter the talent.

But the other part was the habits and trends they'd been showing before this week, too.

Yeah, they lose, sometimes badly. But whereas the Flyers of the past couple of years would snowball a rough game into a rougher losing streak, or crumble under an injury like to Tyson Foerster, this season's team, so far, hasn't let the bad l

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