Table:
Game
Date
Visitor
Score
Home
Decision
Attendance
Record
Points

61
March 1
Philadelphia
3 – 3
Toronto
Myre
16,485
41–5–15
97

62
March 2
Montreal
5 – 1
Philadelphia
Peeters
17,077
41–6–15
97

63
March 4
Colorado
1 – 4
Philadelphia
Peeters
17,007
42–6–15
99

64
March 6
NY Islanders
5 – 2
Philadelphia
Myre
17,077
42–7–15
99

65
March 8
Philadelphia
6 – 2
Minnesota
Peeters
15,701
43–7–15
101

66
March 9
Edmonton
3 – 5
Philadelphia
Myre
17,077
44–7–15
103

67
March 11
Philadelphia
4 – 3
Pittsburgh
Peeters
9,972
45–7–15
105

68
March 12
Philadelphia
6 – 6
Chicago
Myre
17,306
45–7–16
106

69
March 15
Philadelphia
3 – 4
Atlanta
Peeters
15,156
45–8–16
106

70
March 16
Colorado
4 – 4
Philadelphia
Myre
17,077
45–8–17
107

71
March 20
Toronto
3 – 0
Philadelphia
Peeters
17,077
45–9–17
107

72
March 21
Philadelphia
5 – 5
Hartford
Myre
14,460
45–9–18
108

73
March 23
Philadelphia
2 – 7
Boston
Peeters
14,673
45–10–18
108

74
March 25
Philadelphia
2 – 5
NY Islanders
Myre
14,995
45–11–18
108

75
March 27
Quebec
2 – 5
Philadelphia
Peeters
17,077
46–11–18
110

76
March 29
Philadelphia
3 – 3
Washington
Myre
18,130
46–11–19
111

77
March 30
Atlanta
2 – 4
Philadelphia
Peeters
17,077
47–11–19
113

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