PHILADELPHIA — With a league-leading 11 come-from-behind wins this season, the Flyers have shown they’re almost never out of a game. Sunday, the rally started a little too late.

Down two midway through the second period, the Flyers picked up a goal from Travis Konecny and had a chance to tie the game when Trevor Zegras was awarded a penalty shot early in the third period. But the Zegras attempt was stopped, and though the Flyers kept the pressure on the Colorado Avalanche throughout the third, the rally came up short in a 3-2 loss at Xfinity Mobile Arena.

“It was a good third period,” Sean Couturier said. “We just couldn’t come back. It’s good proof that we can play with anyone. We just have to bring that (third period) effort more consistently.”

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With Cam York still sidelined by

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