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BUFFALO, N. Cheap Hydro Flask .Y. - R.J. Umberger and the Philadelphia Flyers broke out of a pair of slumps in style, adding to the Buffalo Sabres misery in the process.Umbergers second-period goal snapped the fourth-longest goalless streak in Flyers history at 168:50, and Philadelphia went on to end a six-game road losing streak with a 4-3 win over Buffalo on Saturday night.No one likes our situation in the standings, Umberger said. But were still playing hockey for a living, so were going to have fun and dig ourselves out of it one game at a time. With the right attitude thats how we can do it, and I think we had it tonight.Tied at 2 in the third, Philadelphia found the lead for good in a fitting way given their scoring struggles when Chris VandeVelde whiffed on a breakaway move only to have the puck elude Michal Neuvirth.I kind of lost control, I think the guy was pressuring me pretty good from behind there, VandeVelde said. It just hit my stick and found a way in.Mark Streit and Mike Raffl also scored for Philadelphia, which won its fourth straight against the Sabres. Eleven different Flyers picked up a point on the night.Zemgus Girgensons scored two goals, and Tyler Ennis added one for Buffalo, which became the first team since the 2006 Pittsburgh Penguins to lose 10 consecutive games in regulation, according to STATS.The skid is two shy of Buffalos worst, set in 1991 and matched in 2002.It was a step up from Thursdays 7-0 loss to Minnesota, and Sabres head coach Ted Nolan could only shake his head.As long as the energy there and the compete levels there, thats all you can ask, Nolan said.Both teams were sloppy early, and Girgensons awakened the arena with 1:09 left in the first when he made it 1-0. Brian Flynn and Chris Stewart dug the puck out of a scrum and worked it to the slot, where Girgensons one-timed a shot that beat Zepp high.He ended up one-timing it off the post, said Zepp, who finished with 24 saves. Nice play but I want to fight through traffic a little better there.With Girgensons in the box for holding, Umberger tied it by redirecting Matt Reads point shot over Michal Neuvirths shoulder at 4:25 of the second.And like that, the goalless streak was history.We know it feels long, Umberger said. Trust me we have a group of guys here that love scoring goals and some of the guys do it often, so to go a couple games without scoring definitely feels long.Streit made it 2-1 less than 4 minutes later with another power-play goal. Philadelphia worked the puck around the Sabres penalty killers until the veteran defenceman had an open point shot that beat Neuvirth to his right.The Flyers earned a third power play in the second, but it nearly turned Buffalos way when Girgensons stripped Streit at the blue line for a breakaway. Zepp stayed with Girgensons left-handed move to push the chance wide.Hes got a great set of hands so I tried to be patient and wait for him to make the move, Zepp said. I was able to explode to the post there.The Sabres had another short-handed chance on the same penalty when Flynns backhand shot on a partial breakaway was shouldered away by Zepp.Buffalo broke through on Ennis goal at 19:05 of the second. Rasmus Ristolainens long slap shot hit the post to the left of Zepp. Matt Moulson dug the puck free for Ennis, whose close-range backhanded shot beat the goalie to tie it 2-2.Play was stopped early in the third when Nikita Zadorov dropped Pierre-Edouard Bellemare with a shoulder to the body. Bellemare was still on the ice for a few seconds before skating off on his own. Zadorov wasnt penalized.Philadelphia took a 3-2 lead on VandeVeldes breakaway. The Flyers centre lost control of the puck, and the lack of a move fooled Neuvirth, and the puck went in between his legs.Raffl doubled the Flyers advantage with a rebound goal at 8:39 of the third.Girgensons made it 4-3 with a power-play goal with 1:09 remaining.We worked way harder, Girgensons said. We wanted this one. Its just we made mistakes that shouldnt have been made.Buffalos last game before the All Star Break is Sunday in Detroit, while Philadelphia plays two more games before beginning its break.NOTES: The Flyers recalled forward Jason Akeson from Lehigh Valley of the AHL. ... Buffalo D Andrej Meszaros was a healthy scratch. Hydro Flask 24 Oz Cheap . According to USA Today the Finns have tapped forwards Jarkko Immonen and Sakari Salminen to replace injured forwards Mikko Koivu and Valtteri Filppula at the Sochi Games. Hydro Flask 40 Oz Sale .C. -- Benn Ferrieros familiar with scoring important goals, just not in back-to-back games. http://www.hydroflasknzsale.com/hydro-flask-with-straw-sale.html . -- Theres nothing like winning to bring hope for a struggling team.Helmet-to-helmet hits and their devastating effects are back in the CFL spotlight but league president Michael Copeland doesnt believe they are becoming an epidemic. Edmonton quarterback Mike Reilly took a nasty hit to the back of his head from Toronto rookie defensive lineman Cleyon Laing in the Argonauts 34-22 win Saturday night. Although appearing wobbly upon getting up, Reilly remained in the contest after being evaluated by Eskimos medical staff. On the next play, Reilly dropped the direct snap but recovered and threw a 17-yard TD strike to Shamawd Chambers. When he came to the sidelines, Reilly was re-evaluated and replaced by veteran backup Kerry Joseph. On Sunday, the Eskimos confirmed Reilly had suffered a concussion and hes out indefinitely. That leaves Hamiltons Henry Burris, 38, the lone CFL starter still standing. The six-foot-three, 280-pound Laing was flagged for his hit and the Edmonton native is expected to be fined this week by the CFL. Its an approach, Copeland says, thats working. "Concussions, according to our records, are flat this year relative to last and man-games lost to concussions are down, which I think speaks to better concussion management," he said. "I think its having an affect because when we talk to our officials, they tell us they see more players changing the way they tackle and that the culture among players is changing. "Youre going to see certain plays happen and again theyre fairly high profile. But theres many things people necessarily dont see that I think speak to the success of what weve been doing." On Monday, Edmonton head coach Kavis Reed left it up to the CFL to assess the Laing hit. "I truly believe we dont want to see our players exposed to those kinds of hits," he said. "I trust the (leagues) decision-making process that theyre going to go through in making an assessment as to the severity of that hit and the decision theyll come down with." While the 2013 campaign has been tough on CFL quarterbacks, Montreals Anthony Calvillo is the only other starter out with a concussion.