The Flint Firebirds are facing a 3-0 deficit for the first time in franchise history as they aim to avoid elimination in Game 4 against the London Knights. London, with ten players already having NHL ties, holds a strong position after finishing the regular season with the OHL's best record. Despite a close overtime loss in Game 3, the Firebirds have shown resilience throughout the series.

By the Numbers
  • Max McCue leads the Knights with five points, while Tristan Bertucci tops Flint with four points.
  • The Knights have a 3-for-8 power play record in the playoffs, ranking third, whereas the Firebirds have a 62.5% penalty kill success rate, placing them 14th.
State of Play
  • Flint Firebirds facing their first-ever 3-0 playoff series deficit.
  • London Knights aiming to advance to Round 2 after finishing the regular season with the best OHL record.
  • Game 4 set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Dort Financial Center.
What's Next

If the Firebirds win Game 4, Game 5 will be in London on Friday night. If needed, Game 6 will be hosted by the Firebirds on Sunday.

Bottom Line

The Firebirds face a crucial Game 4 to stay alive in the series against a dominant Knights team, with significant implications for their playoff journey and future outcomes.