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Lightning Fight to Stay Alive in Game Four

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Tampa Bay Lightning face a crucial Game four against Montreal Canadiens, down two games to one. Brandon Hagel leads with four goals, while Jake Guentzel and Nikita Kucherov contribute. Montreals Lane Hutson poses a threat with his overtime goals. Tampa Bays Andrei Vasilevskiy saved 26 of 29, but Montreals Jakub Dobes stopped 17 of 17. Game four is Sunday, April twenty-sixth at seven p.m. Tampa Bay needs a win to even the series.

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Lightning Fight to Stay Alive in Game Four

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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Lightning Fight to Stay Alive in Game Four. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Tampa Bay Lightning are down two games to one against the Montreal Canadians in their first round playoff series. Every one of the first three games has gone to overtime, a first in Lightning Playoff history. Montreal grabbed game three Friday night, with a three-to-two win. Brendan Hagel leads the bolts with four goals and an assist so far. Jake Gwinsill has five assists, but no goals yet. Juan Nikita Kutcheroff chips in one goal and three assists. Fans are buzzing about Montreal defenseman Lane Hudson, who scored both his goals in this series, including the overtime winner in game three. It's putting real pressure on Tampa Bay as they fight to stay alive. In that last game, Andrej Vasilevsky stopped 26 of 29 shots, but the Lightning only mustered 17 on Montreal's Jakub Dobs. Shots are hard to come by against this Canadian squad. Game four goes Sunday, April 26 at 7pm from the bell center. Tampa Bay needs a win to even it up and shift the momentum back their way. Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.

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