Flyers Rookie Martone Makes History Again with Multi-Point Night

19-year-old Porter Martone continues to impress in his first NHL season.

Apr. 10, 2026 at 3:07pm

Got story updates? Submit your updates here. ›

An abstract, neon-colored painting depicting the dynamic motion and energy of a hockey player scoring a goal, with brushstrokes and colors that evoke the raw excitement of the moment.Martone's early-season heroics have been a bright spot in the Flyers' playoff push.Today in Detroit

Flyers rookie forward Porter Martone recorded a goal and an assist in the team's 6-3 loss to the Detroit Red Wings, marking his second multi-point game in his first six NHL contests. The 19-year-old Martone, who signed his entry-level contract after a standout career at Michigan State, has now tallied two goals and four assists in his debut professional season, joining an elite group of Flyers rookies to accomplish that feat so quickly.

Why it matters

Martone's strong start to his NHL career is an encouraging sign for the Flyers, who are in a tight playoff race in the Eastern Conference. The young forward's ability to contribute offensively in key moments could be crucial as the team looks to secure a postseason berth down the stretch.

The details

In the Flyers' loss to the Red Wings, Martone scored his second NHL goal on the power play and added an assist, giving him six points (2G, 4A) through his first six games. He's now the fifth Flyers rookie in the past 40 years to record multiple multi-point outings within his first six NHL contests, joining the likes of Mike Richards, Eric Lindros, Tyson Foerster, and James van Riemsdyk.

  • Martone scored his first NHL goal in overtime on April 5 against the Boston Bruins.
  • Martone recorded his second multi-point game of the season on April 9 against the Detroit Red Wings.

The players

Porter Martone

A 19-year-old rookie forward for the Philadelphia Flyers who signed his entry-level contract after a standout career at Michigan State University.

Mike Richards

A former Flyers center who also recorded multiple multi-point games in his first six NHL contests.

Eric Lindros

A former Flyers center who is also on the list of Flyers rookies to accomplish the feat of multiple multi-point games in their first six NHL games.

Tyson Foerster

A Flyers prospect who, like Martone, recorded multiple multi-point games in his first six NHL games.

James van Riemsdyk

A former Flyers forward who is also on the list of Flyers rookies to record multiple multi-point games in their first six NHL contests.

Got photos? Submit your photos here. ›

What they’re saying

“The kid looks like a future stud.”

— Jamey Baskow, Author

“Martone sounded focused afterward, saying the team needs to 'Flush it down the toilet' and play their best three games of the year.”

— Porter Martone, Flyers Rookie

What’s next

The Flyers have three games remaining in the regular season and control their own destiny in the playoff race. Martone's continued strong play will be crucial as the team looks to secure a postseason berth.

The takeaway

Porter Martone's impressive start to his NHL career, including multiple multi-point games in his first six contests, is an exciting development for the Flyers as they push for the playoffs. The young forward's ability to contribute offensively could be a key factor in determining the team's postseason fate.