The Flyers sure enjoyed their time in California.

They capped off a perfect road trip with a 4-1 win Saturday over the Sharks at SAP Center.

Owen Tippett, Christian Dvorak, Travis Sanheim and Noah Cates found the back of the net for the Flyers.

Dvorak’s marker was the game-winner in the third period and it stemmed the tide for the team’s beleaguered power play. Sanheim and Cates iced things with empty-netters.

The Flyers (34-23-12) swept their California trip with three wins in four days. They took the first two games after regulation — a 3-2 decision over the Ducks in overtime and a 4-3 shootout finish over the Kings.

Rick Tocchet’s club is on a six-game point streak (5-0-1) and has gone 9-2-1 over its last 12 games. The Flyers have 80 points with 13 games to go after finishing with 76 last season (33-39-10).

The Flyers won both meetings with the Sharks (32-30-6) this season. They beat San Jose in December, 4-1, at Xfinity Mobile Arena.

• With 24 saves on 25 shots, Dan Vladar gave up two or fewer goals for the 28th time in 42 starts this season.

The 28-year-old converted 12 of his stops in the third period. In the second period, he made a sharp pad save on young star Macklin Celebrini to maintain the Flyers’ 1-0 lead.

But a little over three minutes later, the Sharks struck on the power play after Emil Andrae hit the puck over the glass. Dmitry Orlov’s goal, though, was Vladar’s only blemish.

San Jose netminder Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 24 of 26 shots.

Tippett gave the Flyers a 1-0 lead early in the second period with his 24th of the season. He has looked awfully dynamic of late and is pushing for his first 30-goal season.

Travis Sanheim, Owen Tippett and Garnet Hathaway spoke in the Flyers’ locker room on their win over the Sharks and sweeping their West Coast trip.

• The Flyers have not gone away in a deep Eastern Conference playoff race.

They could be four points back of the second wild-card spot by the end of the night. It’ll depend on what happens with the Bruins, Red Wings and Islanders.

Boston is facing Detroit; both teams entered the day atop the wild-card standings. The Flyers still have three head-to-head matchups with the Red Wings.

When it comes to the Metropolitan Division, the Flyers are five points back of the third-place Blue Jackets.

• Garnet Hathaway delivered a clean, difference-making check on Celebrini in the third period, a big hit that ended up putting the Flyers on the power play for Dvorak’s goal.

Hathaway drew the penalty because Mario Ferraro was whistled for roughing as he jumped on the Flyers’ winger in defense of Celebrini.

The Flyers’ league-worst power play hadn’t produced a goal in the last five games, so this was a timely breakthrough. Matvei Michkov extended his point streak to three games with an assist on the goal.

For Dvorak, every point now is adding to a new career high. He has 41 points on 14 goals and 27 assists.

Ashlyn Sullivan, Scott Hartnell and Al Morganti discuss the Flyers’ win over the Sharks and sweep of their West Coast road trip.

• With Sean Couturier (upper body), Denver Barkey (upper body) and Luke Glendening (lower body) all missing a second straight game, the Flyers deployed 11 forwards and seven defensemen again.

Andrae was utilized mostly as a forward. Garrett Wilson, playing just his second NHL game in almost seven years, dropped the gloves with longtime heavyweight Ryan Reaves during the first period.

In the second period, Cates added to the bout total. He fought Barclay Goodrow, who put a good hit on Trevor Zegras.

• The Flyers return home for a matchup Tuesday with the Blue Jackets (7 p.m. ET/ESPN+, Hulu).