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Full Trailer: “Squid Game” Season 2The 7-12-1 Chicago Blackhawks and the 8-10-2 Philadelphia Flyers squared off in a Saturday matinee in Philadelphia on Nov. 23. The Blackhawks were attempting to make it two wins in a row after coming off a gritty victory over the Florida Panthers last Thursday (Nov. 21). The Flyers were trying to redeem themselves after two losses to the Colorado Avalanche and the Carolina Hurricanes earlier in the week. It was also the first time 2023 first overall draft pick Connor Bedard and 2023 seventh overall draft pick Matvei Michkov squared off against each other at the NHL level. Michkov and the Flyers came out on top, with Michkov notching the overtime goal after a third period comeback, to win this one 3-2 in overtime. Let’s get to the highlights. Fast-Paced First Period Find Blackhawks Ahead The Flyers had the Blackhawks on their heels with a bit of a track meet to start the game. The home team was aggressive, stripping the puck and earning themselves numerous odd-man rushes and Grade-A chances. But Blackhawks’ netminder Petr Mrazek was up to the task with some incredible saves. The Hawks got the only power play of the frame, where it looked like Bedard had finally snapped his 11-game goal drought. But the puck hit the post, causing a 2-on-0 rush the other way. No worries, Mrazek was there to make the stop. Later in the period Lukas Reichel snapped a 10-game goal drought of his own, notching his second goal of the season. Pat Maroon provided the primary assist, which he also did last game on a goal from Craig Smith . The Blackhawks’ fourth line has been coming through for them lately. Reichel strikes first pic.twitter.com/9auVDk7x10 The Flyers ended the period with 10 shots to the Blackhawks’ seven shots. Flyers’ forward Scott Laughton was credited with four shots on goal, while the goal-scorer Reichel led the Blackhawks with three shots on goal. Blackhawks Carry the Momentum in the Second Frame The Flyers started the second on a power play, which actually resulted in shorthanded chances by Blackhawks’ Ilya Mikheyev and Alex Vlasic . A tripping penalty by defenseman Nolan Allan led to the second man advantage for the Flyers, but the Hawks’ penalty kill came through, giving them the momentum. The Flyers only managed one shot on goal through both power plays. Believe it or not, it was the Blackhawks’ fourth line that came through again in the second! This time it was Maroon who scored, assisted by Smith and Reichel. It was Maroon’s first goal as a Blackhawk. The Big Rig has his first goal of the season! @NHLBlackhawks | #Blackhawks | #NHLNShowcase pic.twitter.com/0KLpqSh7Y1 For the Flyers part, they sure couldn’t be blamed for a lack of trying; they led the Blackhawks 14-7 in shots on goal in the second frame, and 24-14 overall. They also had a 62% advantage in winning faceoffs. Third Period Comeback for the Flyers The Blackhawks entered the third period with a 2-0 lead, but the Flyers weren’t done yet. They kept up their pressure, and veteran Sean Couturier earned his fourth goal of the season with a tip-in goal at the 7:27 mark of the third, to cut the lead in half. Shortly thereafter, at the 10:05 minute mark, Noah Cates got the equalizer with a well-screened shot to tie the game at 2-2. It was Cates first goal of the season. The Blackhawks were playing a sloppy game in this period, and the Flyers took advantage. AND THIS GAME IS TIED! : @NHLNetwork pic.twitter.com/20dwPeT93p Mrazek did his best to keep the Blackhawks in this one, making a phenomenal save on a wraparound chance to keep the game tied. The Flyers kept up their pressure, but couldn’t score the winner, and the game went to overtime. Overtime Goes to the Flyers It didn’t take long for the Flyers to score the overtime winner and complete the comeback for two points. Vlasic was trying to break up a three-on-one rush and got called for holding, giving the Flyers a 4-on-3 OT power play. To add insult to injury, it was the rookie Michkov who tallied the game-winning goal. Travis Konecny provided the primary assist. It was his second helper of the day. IT'S MICHKOV MANIA IN PHILADELPHIA!!! @NHLFlyers | #LetsGoFlyers | #NHLNShowcase pic.twitter.com/SqfOlz5Cu1 Michkov ended the day with just one shot on goal, but it counted when it was needed. Bedard, on the other hand, went a second game in a row with zero shots on goal. He continues to struggle mightily to find his game. The Flyers earned their first win in three games, and the Blackhawks continued with their inconsistencies and lack of offense. More players should be providing goals than Reichel and Maroon from the fourth line. Final Thoughts on the Blackhawks vs. Flyers -Flyers’ rookie goaltender Aleksei Kolosov got the call for his fifth NHL start in this game, and it was his first NHL win. -Laughton ended the day leading the Flyers with eight! shots on goal. He was also credited with four hits. -Reichel had a two-point day with a goal and an assist, his second multi-point game of the season and only one that involved a goal. He also led the Blackhawks with shots on goal. -Blackhawks’ defenseman Connor Murphy earned the secondary assist on Reichel’s goal in the 1st period, giving him 100 points as a Hawk! 100 points as a Blackhawk for Murph pic.twitter.com/6J0kP86MSz – Louis Crevier entered the lineup for the first time this season, called up from the Rockford IceHogs due to Seth Jones being out with a foot injury. He had a decent outing, registering three hits and two blocked shots in 17:27 minutes of ice time, while lining up on the third D-pairing with T.J. Brodie . The Flyers are now 9-10-2, and will host the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday, Nov. 25. The Blackhawks fall to 7-13-1. They will have three days to lick their wounds before they host the Dallas Stars on Thanksgiving Eve, Wednesday, Nov. 27. This article first appeared on The Hockey Writers and was syndicated with permission.

Sonipat (Haryana), Nov 23 (PTI) India's first Constitution Museum was inaugurated at the O P Jindal Global University here on Saturday by Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. Addressing a gathering at the varsity, Speaker Birla said this marks a historic milestone and credited the university's Chancellor Naveen Jindal, who is also a BJP MP, for doing such work. This museum will acquaint present and coming generations with our constitution, how it was framed and what discussions and debates took place then. He said India's Constitution is acting as a guide to the world. Notably, the museum is designed to provide a deep and engaging exploration of the Constitution's essential elements and key provisions for the citizens to know demonstrating how its values and ideals have shaped the nation. The visitor can immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of pre-independence India, through 360-degree visual spectacle. Through cutting-edge technology and multimedia storytelling, the exhibit unfolds the chronological tapestry of events leading to the drafting of the Indian Constitution. Naveen Jindal said the Constitution Museum is a reminder of the vision of our founding fathers. It is the longest written constitution in the world, which came into being because of the painstaking efforts and toil of the constituent assembly, he said. Jindal was speaking while addressing a gathering on the occasion of the inauguration of India's first Constitution Museum and on the occasion of the national convention on the Constitution organised by O P Jindal Global University. Jindal, who is also a noted industrialist, said the university has undertaken a colossal initiative to celebrate the constitution of the world's largest democracy and to promote the idea of Indian constitutionalism by opening the first constitution museum dedicated to commemorating the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of India on November 26 this year and by organising the national convention on the Constitution of India. In his address, Meghwal, said, "Equality, liberty and fraternity are the cornerstones of our Constitution. We place equality before liberty as it is more important... We will only remain independent, said Dr B R Ambedkar, only when we have equality." Meghwal said the Constitution Museum is a true memorial to the significant contribution of Ambedkar, the main framer of the Indian Constitution "and I sincerely hope that it is visited by the parliamentarians and legislators to get a modern and digital insight into the making of the Constitution". The Law Minister said Ambedkar piloted all things while the constitution was being framed. However, the Article was not piloted by Ambedkar, he said. Such an Article which Ambedkar also did not like was scrapped by the Narendra Modi government, said the Minister. Meanwhile, Speaker Birla, who was chief guest at the event, said in 2015, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for the celebration of Constitution Day, highlighting the visionary ideas that shaped our Constitution. He urged us to remember and honour the contributions of those who worked tirelessly to frame this foundational document, said Birla. "Our Constitution stands as a beacon guiding India and the world. Our Constitution enshrines the principles of equality for all. More than a legal framework, our constitution is a transformative document that has brought profound social, economic, and political change," Birla said. "It is not merely a set of laws but a guiding philosophy, that continues to lead us towards a more just and inclusive society. Our democracy has united diverse cultures, languages, and traditions, exemplifying the spirit of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam' and 'the world is one family' throughout its 75-year journey. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, we continue to advance this legacy," he said. Meanwhile, addressing the gathering, Naveen Jindal said the subject of discussion during the inaugural session of the convention-- "Democracy and constitutionalism in India is of immense topical interest". "Constitutionalism per se, I must say, has been engaging the attention of the lawmakers and others involved in working out the legal and philosophical foundation of the state since ages," Jindal said. Jindal said, "Constitutionalism is a philosophy that restricts government power and ensures the protection of individual rights. It is a political theory that emphasises the limitation of governmental power, regardless of its source of proper procedures." "It asserts that there are certain actions a government just cannot undertake, even if they are supported by public opinion or proper procedures," he said. About the Constitution, he said it was crafted with immense foresight with an aim of balancing individual rights and the state powers the resolve to secure to all its citizens, justice, liberty, equality and promote fraternity, to assure the dignity of the individual enshrined in the preamble of the Constitution. The Constitution Museum at O P Jindal Global University is a reminder to celebrate the constitution of the world's largest democracy, and to promote the idea of Indian constitutionalism as we commemorate the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of India on November 26 this year, he said. "I am confident that the constitution museum at this university will take this great legacy forward by preserving and promoting the values enshrined in our constitution," Jindal said. Professor C Raj Kumar, the Founding Vice Chancellor of the University said, "As part of the celebrations, we are also hosting the National Convention on the Constitution of India from November 23 to November 25. This convention will have distinguished speakers representing the law and public life." (This story has not been edited by THE WEEK and is auto-generated from PTI)

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