The Philadelphia Flyers (33-23-8) and Tampa Bay Lightning (33-25-6) take on each other for the third time this season on Saturday, March 9 at 7:00 PM ET at Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida. The Lightning have a good chance to succeed at home with a moneyline at -140.

The Flyers are 3-2 in their latest five games, with a recent 2-1 win over the Florida Panthers. This put them back on the winning side after losing 2-1 in a shootout against the St. Louis Blues.

They currently hold a 17-10-5 away game record, effectively stabilizing their on-the-road performance. Travis Konecny emerges as the top scorer with 27 goals this season, securing a tie for 24^th place in the season rankings.

In offensive actions, they maintain an average of 2.94 goals per game, launching 33.4 shots per match. Power play statistics reveal 26 goals scored and 27 allowed, resulting in a commendable 12.9 power play percentage.

On the defensive end, they restrict opponents to 2.88 goals and 27.7 shots per game, gaining an edge over their offensive adversaries. This does not leave much room for error when assessing their offensive capabilities. With an 86.6 penalty kill percentage, their defense remains formidable in such situations.

The Lightning are 2-3 when looking at their last five matchups. Their last battle was a 6-3 defeat against the Calgary Flames, which put them back on the losing side after winning the previous encounter.

Highlighting an exceptional performance at home, they hold an intriguing 19-9-4 record, establishing themselves as a formidable force on their home turf. The numbers distinctly favor their success, especially with Nikita Kucherov leading the way, boasting an impressive 38 goals and securing the fourth spot in the league for offensive output.

Showcasing offensive prowess, they maintain an average of 3.34 goals and 29.4 shots per game. Their power play is notably strong, with 54 goals scored and 35 allowed, resulting in an impressive 28.3 power play percentage.

On the defensive end, the Coyotes concede an average of 3.42 goals and face 29.5 shots per game. Interestingly, they exhibit a positive goal ratio in contrast to their offensive strategy. Additionally, their penalty kill percentage slightly surpasses that of their opponents, standing at 80.4.

Examining the most recent NHL wagering probabilities at MyBookie, the Tampa Bay Lightning present a favorable prospect when competing in their home arena. They exhibit a heightened appeal on the offensive front and possess the capability to consume additional time in attempting to execute successful shots.

The series is split 1-1 between these two so far this season. Anticipate the Lightning securing the victory in their home arena.