Voracek: Fans paying for goals, Flyers can't buy one

One day, the Philadelphia Flyers will score again.

It didn't happen Monday, making it two games in a row at home in which the Flyers have failed to score. After losing 1-0 to the Kings on Saturday, Philly fell 2-0 to St. Louis on Monday.

And Jakub Voracek, who's scored only three goals since Dec. 10, is as frustrated as Flyers fans.

"It's tough, you don't score a goal two games in a row, especially at home. It's tough for us," he said, according to the Courier-Post's Dave Isaac. "It's tough for the fans. They pay a lot of money to see goals and unfortunately we just couldn't buy one again (Monday)."

The Flyers outshot the Blues 26-16, but it wasn't meant to be.

Philadelphia remains in the playoff picture, holding down the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference, but the Flyers will have to begin finding the net again if they want to play in the postseason.