The Flyers could get both Braydon Coburn and Kimmo Timonen back in Gave Five against the Penguins on Sunday night as they attempt to force a sixth game, according to The Associated Press. The pair of Philadelphia defenders have both missed time during the Eastern Conference Finals against Pittsburgh. Timonen has yet to play in the series while Coburn has been out since getting hit in the eye with a puck during Game Two last Sunday. The team expected to get Coburn back if they extended the series, but Timonen's return would be a complete surprise. He was expected to miss the rest of the season because of a blood clot in his left ankle. "If I feel [Friday] that I'm good to go for Sunday, then I'm good for Sunday," Timonen said after Thursday's win. "There is nothing to prevent me from playing. I may have numbness in my toes, but if I can deal with that then I can play." Coach John Stevens wants to exercise caution but is glad that both players are improving. "Is there a chance? I think there is, either or both," Stevens said. "The first thing is you have to make sure of the health of the player here, and we're not going to put anybody at risk. If they're not able to go, we'll keep marching ahead like we are. But if we're able to get one or both back, it would be a huge lift for our team."