Sean Couturier had a hat trick, assisted on the game-winner by Rasmus Ristolainen and the Philadelphia Flyers snapped a six-game losing streak with a 7-5 win over the Minnesota Wild on Saturday. The loss was the first in regulation for Minnesota and snapped its seven-game point streak to start the season.

And the Flyers kept pressuring. Nick Seeler, who notched one goal in 71 games last season and has just six to his Flyers career, got the puck in the high slot off a great pass through two Wild skaters by Konecny. Seeler skated down the middle and patiently waited before ripping a shot past Filip Gustavsson.

The Flyers' first line was diabolically productive in the victory, and with the game tied at five inside the three minute mark, Rasmus Ristolainen found a way to shove the puck past the Minnesota goalie to get the Flyers the game-winner: RASMUS RISTOLAINEN IN FRONT!!! THE #FLYERS GO UP 6-5 LATE IN THE THIRD!!! pic.twitter.com/jsvrc8yz1e