Flyers’ Teen Sensation Martone Makes Franchise History in Playoff Debut

52 articles · Updated · ESPN · Apr 21

Philadelphia Flyers rookie Porter Martone, 19, made franchise history by scoring in each of his first two NHL playoff games.
Martone’s goals helped the Flyers secure a 2-0 series lead over the Pittsburgh Penguins, including a key rebound goal in Game 2’s 3-0 victory.
Martone is the first Flyers teenager to achieve this playoff feat, showcasing poise and impact rarely seen from players with such limited NHL experience.

Is Porter Martone's historic start a rookie fluke or the dawn of an NHL legend?

How much is this rookie's playoff heroics already worth to the Philadelphia Flyers franchise?

Can the Penguins' silent superstars solve the Flyers' defense and their 19-year-old phenom?

Has Martone's success proven that top prospects should skip the minors for the playoffs?

After dominating on the road, can Martone handle the pressure of a hero's welcome at home?