In Neuvirth's three starts the Flyers scored four goals, and one was an empty-netter. They scored six goals in six games and went 1-for-24 on the power play.
Captain Claude Giroux had two shots on goal in Game 6. He led the Flyers in scoring during the regular season but was held to one point in six games. Wayne Simmonds, who led the Flyers with 32 goals, had two assists. He had four shots on goal in Game 6.
"I'm pretty frustrated with myself," Giroux said. "I've got to find a way, doesn't matter how it is. You've got to find a way."
The Flyers had one last push in the final 1:35 of the third period with Neuvirth pulled for an extra attacker. They had two shots on goal but Holtby stopped Shayne Gostisbehere's point shot and Voracek's attempt on the rebound.
"You kind of figure, especially when they have a couple guys that are really good in front of the net, that they're going to funnel pucks to the net and hope for bounces and deflections and they got a couple," Holtby said. "Luckily I found some sight lines, got a couple key blocks. We've been good 6-on-5 all year, it's been one of our strengths, and we were good again tonight."
Holtby didn't have much work during the series, but when he was needed he came through.