Lidar nearing a return to action.

Sean Couturier getting some rest on Tuesday.

And Bobby Brink talks his return from his injury.

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

And these are your Flyers post-practice notes from Salt Lake City, Utah.

The Flyers finally got a win on Monday night against the Vegas Golden Knights

in Las Vegas, halting their six-game losing streak and beating one of the best teams in hockey.

Now, Travis Kineckney led the way offensively. He scored both Flyers' goals in the two-to-one

victory. But the other hero of the game was goaltender Sam Erison, who shook off what's been a hard month and an overall very disappointing season to deliver a really strong performance in net for the Flyers.

Now, Erson's been forced to take most of the load over the last week because of the injury that starting goalie Dan Bledar suffered last Wednesday in

Buffalo. And when Bledar suffered the injury, it was unclear how much time he would miss. Some people

worried he might miss weeks, maybe even months, maybe not be available for even the Olympics for

Team Chetjean. Well, it does look like Lidar's injury is not that severe, and he actually might be back in the flyers lineup and back between the pipes for the flyers relatively soon if today was any indication.

So while the flyers skate it on a separate sheet of ice today at the new Utah Mammoth practice facility just outside of Salt Lake City,

Vladar was on the secondary surface working by himself with the coach,

just basically doing his movements, trying to seemingly test the injury

and shake off any residual effects.

He did that for quite a while.

Now, at the end of the main practice, Vlardar actually did come over to the main

ring. He didn't really participate in any serious activities. He mostly just chatted at

center ice with Flyers goalie coach Kim Dillabal, interacted with some of his teammates. But presumably,

if his solo session didn't go well, he wouldn't have come over to the main ice. The fact that

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