Habs Lose Game Four, Head to Tampa for Game Five

0:00It's April 27th in HL News. Today starts now, AI-powered and game ready. I'm Cory with the story. Montreal Canadians blew a two-go lead in game 4 against the Tampa Bay Lightning, dropping a 3-2 decision that tied the Eastern Conference, first round series at two games a piece. The Habs jumped out to a two-nothing advantage in the second period. Their first multi-goal edge of the playoffs, but Tampa stormed back with three. Straight tallies in the third, including the equalizer and winner from Brad and Hagle. Players like Alexander Texier, stressed staying cool under pressure, leaning on veterans to keep the young guns focused amid the crowd noise and calls. From the refs, Alex Nahook, who snagged a Stanley Cup as a rookie with Colorado back in 2022, says playoffs just amp up the execution needed on checks, and defense, nothing new, but way tougher. Now they got a day to reset before heading to Tampa for game 5 on Wednesday at 7pm Eastern

1:00time, where they'll aim to grind down the bolts. Back end, and stick to their game plan without the drama.