We break down how to watch via live online stream. See our ethics statement. The Lightning took a series lead on Friday evening thanks to two goals by Tyler Johnson. Tampa jumped on top in the first period, taking a lead, and the game never got closer than two goals with the Lightning winning Game 6 May 27, pm ET.
West Division Colorado Avalanche vs St. Louis Blues. Game 7 May 28, pm ET. Boston Bruins. Game 1 May 29, pm ET. BOS leads Game 2 May 31, pm ET. Tied Game 3 June 3, pm ET. Game 4 June 5, pm ET. Game 5 June 7, pm ET. NYI lead Game 6 June 9, pm ET. NYI wins Central Division Tampa Bay Lightning vs.
Carolina Hurricanes. Game 1 May 30, pm ET. TB leads Game 2 June 1, pm ET. Game 5 June 8, pm ET. TB wins West Division Vegas Golden Knights vs.
Colorado Avalanche. COL leads Game 2 June 2, pm ET. Game 3 June 4, pm ET. Game 4 June 6, pm ET. VGK leads Game 6 June 10, pm ET. The three goals were the first time all series long they were able to score more than once in a game and the first time period in the playoffs since Game 6 of their semifinal series matchup vs. Dominique Ducharme didn't make any changes to the roster in Game 3 but that will change for Game 4.
No matter the situation in regards to not having families in Montreal for the Lightning and the talk of "Tampa Bay should lose Game 4 to win it at home" if you're Tampa Bay that's an idea you're not even entertaining.
In the near 30 seasons of Tampa Bay Lightning hockey, they've won playoff games, have a playoff series record of to go with their two Stanley Cups. In terms of series sweeps, Tampa Bay has only swept a series twice, with the last one coming in when they swept the Washington Capitals in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Jon Cooper's squad has to take the crowd out of this game early and once again roll his four lines that have been making this series the most challenging one yet for Carey Price and Montreal's defense. The Dallas Stars have some work to do, Toronto's defense is holding strong and Nazem Kadri's contract negations are about to get interesting.
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