Today in Flyers History: Lindros' Buzzer Beater, Pelle Lindbergh's Final Game, a Big Trade & More

1991: Ron Hextall made 25 saves and the Flyers got goals from five different skaters en route to a 5-2 triumph over the Buffalo Sabres at the Spectrum. Andrei Lomakin, Dan Quinn (first in a Flyers uniform), Pelle Eklund, Steve Kasper, and Mark Pederson lit the lamp for the Orange-and-Black, while Rod Brind'Amour, Rick Tocchet, and Kjell Samuelsson all added a pair of helpers.

Eric Lindros closed out the scoring with 45 seconds left and Joseph pulled for an extra attacker.

Lindros and Fedyk's 'Crazy 8's' linemate Mark Recchi assisted on two Philadelphia goals.

1996: John LeClair scored twice and assisted on two others as the visiting Flyers used a four-goal third period to erase a 2-1 deficit and defeat the Buffalo Sabres, 5-2.

1998: John LeClair scored with 55 seconds left in the second period to salvage a 2-2 with the Buffalo Sabres at the First Union Center.

Rod Brind'Amour scored the other Philadelphia goal and assisted on LeClair's game-tying marker.

2009: Claude Giroux and Mika Pyorala connected on shootout goals and Ray Emery stopped two of the three he faced in the determining skills competition as the Flyers won their fourth consecutive game with a 2-1 decision over the st. Louis Blues at the Wachovia Center.

After a scoreless opening frame, Scott Hartnell gave the home team a 1-0 lead at 12:15 of the second period before T.J. Oshie knotted the score early in the third.

Emery finished with 30 saves, while Chris Mason ended up with 35 -- including all four of the scoreless overtime period.

November 7th Flyers Trade:

On this day in 2008, Philadelphia shipped forward Steve Downie, defenseman Steve Eminger, and draft pick to the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for defenseman Matt Carle and a pick.

In 308 games with the Flyers over four seasons, Carle recorded 15 goals and 137 points. He was a +55 -- including a +30 rating during 2010-11 campaign, which tied him with Andrej Meszaros for the team lead in the category -- while only picking up 91 penalty minutes.

He won the 2009-10 Pelle Lindbergh Memorial Award as Philadelphia's Most Improved Player, and was instrumental in the club's run to the 2010 Stanley Cup Final.

Carle returned to Tampa Bay this past summer, signing as a free agent with the Lightning.