After their big game three win, the Philadelphia Flyers are just one victory away from moving on to round two.

But will they have Dan Vladar to help them do it in game four?

That is the big question.

I'm Charlie O'Connor with PHLY Flyers and PHLY Sports.

And these are your Flyers post-practice notes.

Flyers goalie Dan Vladar made it through the entirety of game

three as the Flyers took down the Pittsburgh Penguins 5 to 2, but he clearly was banged up in the

third period. Specifically, Vladar seemed to suffer either a hand or arm injury in the third period.

Trainer Tommy Alva came out to look at him in the third period.

Vladar did stay in the game, but was not made available after the game to the media.

And Rick Tockett was pretty noncommittal about his potential status moving forward after the game as well,

basically saying, we'll see how he feels tomorrow.

Not exactly the most reassuring words from the head coach.

So at practice today in Vorhe's all eyes were on Dan Ladar, or I guess it's better way to put it,

no eyes were on Dan Vladar because Vladar was not out on the ice for practice today. He was one

of three players that were absent from practice, including Cam York and Owen Tippett.

But Vladar is the main guy people were concerned about, given his importance to the team,

and given the obvious potential injury he suffered last night.

So is the Flyers number one goalie going to be out for game four?

We asked Rick Tocott about that after practice.

It was the very first question he was asked.

And Tocke did actually sound relatively optimistic about Vladar's health and his chances

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