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PHILADELPHIA -- There was no mistaking this chant was supportive. Ilya Bryzgalov made 28 saves to record his second shutout in three games and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Florida Panthers 5-0 on Thursday night for their fourth straight win. Brayden Schenn, Matt Read, Scott Hartnell, Jaromir Jagr and Eric Wellwood scored for the Flyers. Bryzgalov has finally played like the goalie the Flyers expected when they gave him a $51 million, nine-year contract. After struggling much of the season, hes 7-2 with a 2.10 goals-against average while making 10 straight starts. Fans who booed him just last month at the Wells Fargo Center chanted "Bryz! Bryz! Bryz!" in the third period. "Its very nice and very kind from them," Bryzgalov said. "From hating to love in one step and the same in the other direction." In a 5-4 win at Winnipeg on Feb. 21, Jets fans derisively chanted Bryzgalovs name. He joked afterward that they were cheering for him, though some radio talk show-hosts in Philadelphia criticized Bryzgalov for misunderstanding the crowds intention. "I thought we were in Winnipeg," Hartnell said with a smile. "We always were behind Bryz in our dressing room. Hes obviously winning some fans now. His confidence is growing and I dont think weve seen the best of Bryz yet." The victory moved the Flyers within two points of fourth-place Pittsburgh in the Eastern Conference. The Southeast Division-leading Panthers, seeking their first playoff berth since 2000, entered with a two-point lead over Winnipeg, which was eighth in the conference. "This is a tough one to take," Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said. "Composure is the biggest issue for us right now. We have veterans here that need to start playing 60 minutes." The Flyers, already missing Chris Pronger for the season, played without defencemen Kimmo Timonen, Andrej Meszaros and Pavel Kubina. Bryzgalov was all the defence Philadelphia needed. He earned his fourth shutout of the season, and the 27th of his career. "Hes been unbelievable," Jagr said. "If he plays like this, its great for us." Schenn gave the Flyers a rare 1-0 lead midway through the first period when he scored on the power play. Claude Giroux slid the puck across the ice from the left face-off circle to Schenn, who was in the right circle. The puck skipped by Hartnell, who whiffed on a shot attempt. Schenn then one-timed it past Jose Theodore as the Flyers scored first for just the second time in 12 games. Read put the Flyers up 2-0 early in the second period with his rookie-leading 19th goal of the season. Danny Briere, looking for his first goal in two months, got two solid shots at Theodore, and Read poked in the rebound off the second one. Briere hasnt scored a goal in 21 games since Jan. 7. Briere nearly snapped his drought later in the period when he backhanded a shot toward an open net, but defenceman Jason Garrison slid across the crease and made the save. "I think Im retiring," Briere joked. Hartnell scored a breakaway goal to make it 3-0 later in the second. Hartnell stole a pass in Philadelphias zone, outskated two trailing Panthers and snapped a wrist shot past Theodore. Hartnell registered his 60th point, tying his career best. He improved his career high in goals to 32. Jagrs power-play goal made it 4-0 in the third. He fired a wicked slap shot through a screen for his 18th goal. The 40-year-old forward was doubtful after leaving the previous game with a hip injury, but was able to play for injury-depleted Philadelphia. Flyers forward Jakub Voracek sat out after getting flattened by a hard check by Detroits Niklas Kronwall two nights earlier. "We made too many mistakes. You do that, and youre going to lose on any night against anyone," Panthers defenceman Brian Campbell said. "We have to keep battling. We have to keep finding some chances any way we can. Any good team in this league is going to take advantage against us, if we keep playing like this." Notes: All three coaches on Floridas bench have Flyers ties. Dineen and assistant Gord Murphy played for Philadelphia. Assistant Craig Ramsay was the Flyers head coach in 2000-01. ... Panthers F Kris Versteeg missed his fifth straight game. Versteeg played 27 games for the Flyers last year. ... Florida fell behind 2-0 for the six of their last seven games. ... The Flyers have won five straight and six of their last seven games against the Panthers. Gary Cahill Jersey . McCarthy (2-10) limited San Diego to one run and six hits. He struck out seven with no walks as he beat the Padres for the second time this season and fourth in five career decisions. Lukas Podolski Germany Jersey .C. 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Romero actually left with the lead in his last start, but ended up getting charged with five runs and eight hits in 6 2/3 innings, as he fell to 13-10 on the year and saw his ERA rise to 2.97. The 26-year-old is now 6-1 with a 2.56 ERA in his past nine starts, and he has recorded a quality start in all but seven of his 28 outings this season. "I thought I did a pretty good job of battling," Romero said. "Early on, I think I was not making good pitches, I didnt have a good cutter going today. So we went to other pitches, we had other stuff working, and I thought we did a pretty good job." Romero lost to the Red Sox the last time he faced them and is just 2-6 in 11 starts against them with an 8.08 ERA. Andrew Miller tries to rebound from an awful outing his last time out this evening for the Red Sox. After two impressive wins, Miller lost for the first time in four decisions on Friday against Texas, as the Rangers rocked him for six runs and five hits in just 1 1/3 innings to drop him to 6-2 to go along with a 5.27 ERA. He had allowed just one run in winning his two previous starts. "Its disappointing," Miller said. "I felt like I had been throwing the ball well. I had gotten opportunities. I certainly didnt do that tonight. From here, you dust yoursself off.ddddddddddddIll be prepared next time I get an opportunity, but pretty poor performance tonight." This will be his first-ever start against the Blue Jays. The Red Sox wasted a golden opportunity to gain some ground on the New York Yankees in the American League East on Wednesday, as Edwin Encarnacion hit a three-run, go-ahead double with two down in the eighth inning and Toronto eked out an 11-10 win. The Red Sox led 8-6 entering the frame and starter Tim Wakefield was in line for his 200th career win, but Daniel Bard (2-6) walked home two runs before Encarnacion ripped a 3-2 fastball from Matt Albers into the gap in right- center. "I think the most underlying thing is our approach late in the game," Blue Jays manager John Farrell said. "We continue to grind out at-bats." Adrian Gonzalezs homer and Marco Scutaros RBI single in the top of the ninth made it a one-run game, but pinch-runner Mike Aviles was caught stealing with two outs, securing a win for Shawn Camp (4-3) and a save for Frank Francisco, his 13th of the season. Jacoby Ellsbury hit a three-run homer for the Red Sox, who have lost five of seven and trail the Yankees by 2 1/2 games. Wakefield allowed five runs -- four earned -- over five innings but was in line for the win courtesy of Bostons early offense and Jays starter Brandon Morrows equally ineffective turn. 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