The Flyers were in high spirits on Tuesday at practice after their big 5-2 win over the Seattle Cracken,

but players like Trevor Zegers and Yeager Zammula are still focused on improving even more.

I'm Charlie O'Connor with PHLY Flyers and PHLY Sports, and these are your Flyers post-practice notes.

Big off season edition, Trevor Zekers is off to a very productive start with the Philadelphia Flyers.

He added another assist last night against the Cracken, a secondary assist on Noah Cates' power play goal.

And now he has a point in his last five games.

He's got a five-game point streak to kick off his Flyers career.

But he went a little viral on social media last night, at least on Flyers social media, not for his point, but for his demonstrative reaction to Travis Kineckney's third period fight.

The whole bench was pumped when Travis Kineckney dropped the gloves with Ryan Lindgren after Lindgren started messing with the red hot Owen Tippett in the third period after Tippett laid a big hit,

but no one seemed more excited than Trevor Zegris.

So we talked to Zegris about it today after practice.

He called Kinectney's move amazing.

He said this is your best player and he's dropping the gloves in a 5-2 game in the third period.

Just amazing stuff. You can get the sense that Trevor Zegers is very excited to be part of the Philadelphia Flyers and is fitting in nicely. Look, Trevor's Kinecte might be the Flyers best player, certainly the most established player on the roster in terms of productivity. But with five points in his first six games, Trevor Zegers has not been that far off in terms of production and effectiveness.

But don't take that to mean that Zegaris is satisfied when we talked to him today.

It's clear he thinks he has an entirely new gear to reach.

He said he believes he can do more on the power play.

He pointed out the turnover that he had that led to Chandler Stevenson's shorthanded breakaway that he nearly scored on.

Zeggris wants to get better and he's already playing quite well.

In fact, when we talked to Rick Tockech after practice, Tocket noted that even after a big

five-two blowout win, Zegaris was getting in touch with him after the game to talk about

things that he wanted to work on speaking to the dedication that Zegiegert has towards his craft. I mean, I pick his brain. He's a smart kid, but he's, you know, he's, what I like about him, he knows there's more, like he's, you know, he's, you know, he's actually last night, you know, I want to watch the video with you. Like, He wants it like you can tell. So because he feels there's plays out there that he can make even more.

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