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GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Down two goals in the second period and looking sluggish in the final game of a grueling Western trip, the Philadelphia Flyers got a spark from Jay Rosehill. Rosehill dropped his gloves and challenged Paul Bissonnette, who obliged in what turned into a lengthy, two-round, blow-filled fight in front of the Philadelphia bench. The Flyers were a different team the rest of the way, as Jakub Voracek scored the winner with 8:08 left and the Philadelphia finished with four unanswered goals in a 5-3 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes on Saturday night. "I thought it was a great job from Rosie," Flyers coach Craig Berube said. "Hes very smart at that. He picks the right spots and hes very good at his job." Scott Hartnell, Brayden Schenn and Wayne Simmonds also scored for the Flyers and Claude Giroux added an empty-net goal with 30 seconds left. Steve Mason made several difficult saves late to preserve Philadelphias fourth win in five games out West. "I thought this trip changed our road mentality a little bit," Berube said. "We discussed and talked about a lot of the little things we have to do on the road to win hockey games." The little things are ailing the Coyotes, with Mike Smith struggling in goal again in a mistake-filled performance that left coach Dave Tippett lamenting "inconsistent" play and not ruling out roster changes. "Were at the halfway mark and Im sure (GM) Don (Maloney) and I will talk the next couple days," Tippett said. "Weve got to evaluate where we are and where we want to get to." Rob Klinkhammer, Lauri Korpikoski and Mikkel Boedker scored for the Coyotes, who led 3-1 late in the second period but couldnt hold on to spoil captain Shane Doans return from a rare illness. Simmonds tied it with 15:38 left when he knocked in a rebound on the power play for his team-high 14th goal and his ninth in as many games. Then Keith Yandles turnover in his own zone proved costly in Phoenixs second straight loss. Voracek collected the puck and beat Smith between the legs with a wrist shot. Philadelphia killed a late power play as Mason stopped 26 shots. The Coyotes struggled defensively as they played without one of their top defenceman, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, who was injured Thursday on a hit by Columbus Derek MacKenzie that earned him a three-game suspension. Not even Doans return from Rocky Mountain Fever could spark Phoenix. Doan last played Dec. 4 before he started getting headaches, joint pain and severe fatigue. He was eventually diagnosed with the rare disorder that affects the lining of blood cells and is often contracted from bites by ticks. Doan looked a step slow at times and his shifts were short. He logged 18:38 of ice time and his line failed to muster many scoring chances. "He was all right," Tippett said. "He probably played a few more minutes that I had planned on." After a scoreless first period in which the Coyotes went 0 for 3 on the power play, the teams combined for three goals in a 1:42 stretch early in the second. Klinkhammer and Korpikoski scored just over a minute apart to make it 2-0 Phoenix amid shaky back line play by the Flyers. Berube immediately called a timeout, and the Flyers responded 17 seconds later when Hartnell beat Smith on the glove side to extend his points streak to seven games. But the Coyotes answered again at 6:47. Catching the Flyers on a line change, Yandle threaded a pass to Boedker at the blue line, and he skated in alone on a breakaway for his career-high 12th goal. "These are games that in the past we would have played smart enough and our whole thing would have been sound enough where Philly felt like they played a really good game but didnt win," Tippett said. "We havent had that feeling enough this year yet." Shortly after the fight, the Flyers got within 3-2 with 2:45 left in the second period when Brayden Schenn banged in Vincent Lecavaliers no-look pass from behind the net. The comeback had begun. "I think if someone told us before the road trip that we would get eight points we would take it right away," Voracek said. "Its a huge win for us." NOTES: Tippett said it was up to Bissonnette on whether to engage Rosehill "Its his call, not mine," Tippett said. . Tippett said Ekman-Larsson playing Tuesday vs. Calgary is "certainly a possibility.". Michael Raffl (concussion) and Matt Read (upper body) sat out for Philadelphia. . Hartnell has 28 career goals against the Coyotes. ... The Flyers were returning home after the game, they play another road game Tuesday at New Jersey. Custom Nike Baseball Jerseys Black Friday .The third-seeded Murray, who won here in 2009, will face seventh-seeded Kevin Anderson of South Africa next on the indoor hard court. 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