Brayden Schenn isn't discouraged by his lack of significant progress in his sophomore season.

"It's been a little inconsistency, but at the same time, I think I've made strides," he said. "I'm still a young player in this league and still learning. The more experience you get, the more you learn from the older players on the team, and it's only going to help you." Schenn had 12 goals and 18 points in 54 games last season and he tallied eight markers and 26 points in 47 contests this past campaign. He did manage to finish third among the team in hits with 109, so he has the potential to develop into a solid rough and tumble forward.

Brayden Schenn ended a long goalless drought Thursday as the Flyers topped Toronto by a score of 5-3.

The younger Schenn brother counted his seventh goal of the campaign in the second period, ending a stretch of 17 games without a tally. Big brother Luke also scored for the Flyers in the win, as did Jay Rosehill, Simon Gagne and Jakub Voracek.

Brayden Schenn has gone seven straight games without recording a point.

During that span, he has also posted an abysmal minus-9 rating. Schenn has found the back of the net in 10 consecutive contests as well. He was great for most of February before heading into this tailspin, so there is hope that he can find his way out of it.