 Jill Biden tweeted a photo of a cardboard cutout of her husband and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wearing a Philadelphia Flyers jersey. There are plenty of high hopes for the fall out of one snapshot -- and the early returns look good for the Flyers. The Flyers took their hopeful first step toward the franchises first Stanley Cup championship since 1975 with a 4-2 Eastern Conference playoff series win over the Montreal Canadiens. Up next, the New York Islanders, a team that went 3-0 against Philadelphia in the regular season. Problematic, perhaps. But the Flyers advanced to the second round for the first time since 2012 in large part on the back of 22-year-old goalie Carter Hart. Hart has steadied a position long a thorn in the Flyers championship hopes and outplayed his goalie idol Carey Price -- their postgame chat was a moment Hart said he would never forget -- and showed why the top-seeded Flyers were the betting favorite to bring the Cup back to Philly. Harts numbers have sparkled -- two shutouts and a 1.95 GAA vs. Montreal and a 6-2-0 mark and a .943 save percentage overall in the eight games in Toronto since the NHL restart. The Flyers needed him at near-perfect levels given the state of the offense. The Flyers scored 11 goals against Montreal, setting a team mark for fewest goals scored in a six-game series win. The Canadiens outscored the Flyers 13-11 in the series, marking the first time in franchise history that the Flyers have won a playoff series in which they were outscored. Montreals number is puffed up by a 5-0 win in Game 2 that turned into the lone postseason blight on Harts resume. I think just trust in my own game and trust in my teammates, Hart said. The Flyers and Islanders have met only four times in the... 