Stanley Cup Playoffs - Flyers Beat Devils in Game 1 in Overtime PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Flyers dismantled the prohibitive Stanley Cup favorite last round. The Devils squeaked past the weakest division-winning team in seven games. The Flyers feature four superb offensive lines. The Devils have two. Alex Brandon/Associated Press The winning goal by Danny Briere, left, gave the Flyers a 1-0 series lead against the Devils. Conventional wisdom held that the Flyers would match up well with the Devils, and they did Sunday. They just needed overtime to prove it. The Flyers edged the Devils, 4-3, in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals when Danny Briere scored his second goal of the game, a slap shot that slipped past Martin Brodeur 4 minutes 36 seconds into the extra period. It was a second chance at celebration for Briere, who had apparently scored the winning goal at 2:23, but the play was negated when referees ruled he intentionally kicked in the puck with his left skate. The Flyers won despite an uneven performance by goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, who saved 23 shots but let in two soft goals - including Petr Sykora's game-tying wrister with 8:38 remaining in the third period - between his legs. The Flyers had gone ahead, 3-2, at 4:19, when Claude Giroux, after winning the face-off, blasted a one-timer into the top corner for a power-play goal. Giroux sparkled in the Flyers" opening-round victory against Pittsburgh, collecting 14 points. But it was Briere who shined Sunday, opening the Flyers" scoring with a second-period breakaway and finishing plus-3.