Cam York launches his stick, Philly blares Mac Miller, and more celebrations from Flyers’ series win vs. Penguins

After nearly 78 minutes of scoreless hockey in Game 6, it was a goal in overtime from Flyers defenseman Cam York that ended this round of the “Battle of Pennsylvania,” and eliminated the Pittsburgh Penguins from the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Flyers advance to face the Carolina Hurricanes in the second round.

After the win, the postgame festivities commenced, starting with York and his stick-launching celebration.

Here’s what else happened after York lit the lamp ...

While Olivia Dean’s “Man I Need” may be the current victory anthem for the Flyers, that didn’t stop them from paying homage to their 2011-12 victory song, “Knock Knock” by late rapper Mac Miller, a Pittsburgh native. Following the 1-0 win on Wednesday, both songs played in Xfinity Mobile Arena.

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It wasn’t just the players on the ice celebrating the moment. Former Flyers Erik Johnson and Chris Pronger and former Phillie Jimmy Rollins took to social media to share their reactions as well.

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The party didn’t stop once the players headed down the tunnel and into the locker rooms. The Flyers fans kept it going into the concourse and across the way at Stateside Live! — led, of course, by Gritty.