The Philadelphia Flyers are headed into Game 5 against the Pittsburgh Penguins with a new lineup, as head coach Rick Tocchet looks to turn things around after a tough loss in Game 4. This will be the first time in the series that Tocchet has voluntarily made changes to the lineup, as he aims to defeat the Penguins and move on to the next round.

During Sunday's practice, Tocchet revealed the new lineup, which includes a number of changes compared to the previous games. According to NBC Sports Philadelphia's Jordan Hall, the Flyers will have a revamped forward group, featuring Denver Barkey, Trevor Zegras, and Owen Tippett on the first line. The second line will consist of Travis Konecny, Christian Dvorak, and Porter Martone, while Alex Bump, Noah Cates, and Tyson Foerster make up the third line. The fourth line will see Luke Glendening, Sean Couturier, and Garnet Hathawa taking the ice.

On the defensive end, Travis Sanheim will be paired with Rasmus Ristolainen, while Cam York and Jamie Drysdale will make up the second pair. Nick Seeler and Emil Andrae will round out the lineup as the third defensive pair.

The most notable change in the lineup is the exclusion of Matvei Michkov, who is projected to be a healthy scratch for Game 5. The 21-year-old Russian winger has not had a great series so far, with zero points and just four shots on goal in four games. Tocchet has decided to replace him with Alex Bump, who will be making his series and NHL playoffs debut. Bump is known for his aggressive playing style and his ability to create scoring opportunities, which could give the Flyers an edge against the Penguins' defenders.

Another change to the lineup sees Denver Barkey moving up to the first line, replacing Tyson Foerster. Despite being technically demoted, Foerster has had success playing with Cates in the past, and this could be an opportunity for him to regain his form. Meanwhile, Barkey, who scored his first goal in Game 4, will be looking to continue his strong performance alongside Zegras and Tippett.

On the blue line, Emil Andrae will be returning to the lineup after being sidelined due to a minor injury. He was replaced by Noah Juulsen for the last three games, but now that he is back to full health, Andrae will be paired with Nick Seeler on the third defensive pair. Andrae played just under 10 minutes in Game 1, but his presence on the ice was crucial in the Flyers' shutdown game against the Penguins.

Overall, the new lineup presents a mix of young talent and experienced players, with the potential to make a significant impact on the game. Tocchet will be counting on these changes to help the Flyers secure a win and advance to the next round.

It will be interesting to see how this new lineup performs against the Penguins and if they can bring the series to an end on Monday night. With the combination of skill and determination, the Flyers are determined to come out on top and prove that this revamped lineup was the key to their success.

As they take the ice for Game 5, the Flyers will be looking to make a statement and show that they are a force to be reckoned with. Will this new lineup be the difference-maker? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – the Flyers are ready to give it their all and fight until the very end. Let's go Flyers!