Recap: Lightning 5, Senators 1
The Tampa Bay Lightning ended a five-game homestand with a 5-1 Atlantic Division win over the Ottawa Senators on Thursday. A power-play goal gave the Lightning a 1-0 lead through 20 minutes of hockey. Ottawa made it 1-1 early in the second period, but a Brandon Hagel goal regained the lead midway through the frame.
Senators trying to hold the line with rematch vs. Lightning ahead
Despite receiving some unfortunate news on the injury front this week, the Ottawa Senators find themselves in an envious position as the 4 Nations Face-Off break nears: holding a playoff spot in the ultra-competitive Eastern Conference.
If the Lightning end up making a push to the postseason, these might end up being the days that began their second-half surge ...
Tampa Bay Lightning general manager Julien BriseBois is reportedly going to target depth ahead of the NHL Trade Deadline ...
Brandon Hagel scored the go-ahead goal for the second consecutive game, helping the Tampa Bay Lightning beat Ottawa 5-1 on ...
Nearly 7 years after his only NHL game, the 28-year-old has overcome injuries, time away from pro hockey and doubters.
In his latest 32 Thoughts column, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman specifically mentioned the Lightning as a team he could see ...
One of Thursday's helpers came on the power play, where 32 of his 79 points have come. That makes Kucherov the top power-play producer in the NHL and by a wide margin -- Jack Hughes is next ...
TAMPA BAY – The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed goaltender Brandon Halverson to a two-year NHL contract, vice president and ...
On the surface, Tampa Bay is a run-of-the-mill opponent for allowing shots with a 13th-ranked 50.7 Corsi For percentage at ...
Guentzel opened the scoring on the power play at the mid-point of the first period when he poked in a loose puck off a rebound. He has six goals, four assists and 33 shots in his last 11 games.
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Lightning strikes twice! Senators lose second straight to BoltsBOLTS 5, SENATORS 1 It turns out lightning does strike twice and that’s bad news for the Ottawa Senators. The Senators had a ...
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