Neighbours tied the game 2-2 on a power-play goal with 20 seconds left in regulation, poking in a loose puck after Kolosov made a kick save on Justin Faulk. The Blues had pulled Binnington with under a minute to play and had a 6-on-4.
"We pulled together there at the end," Holloway said. "We almost had the comeback, so overall, it wasn't a bad effort. I think it was a good effort by our team, but I think we've just got to focus on our start."
Holloway tied it 1-1 at 11:11 of the third period on a shot from the high slot, but Foerster restored Philadelphia's lead to 2-1 at 12:02 after a Brandon Saad turnover. Binnington made the initial save on Bobby Brink cutting across, but Foerster was on the doorstep for the rebound.
"In between periods, we said we've got to get in front of him or bury a rebound," Foerster said. "I was lucky enough to do that."
Tippett's first goal since Nov. 18 (six games) put Philadelphia up 1-0 on a backdoor tap-in off a 2-on-1 pass from Michkov at 9:15 of the first period.
"Stay ready," Tippett said. "Obviously he makes plays not a lot of other guys can make. He made a great pass. Happy to tap it in."