Lightning's Comeback Stuns Ottawa, Takes Division Lead

0:00It's March 28th. This is NHL News today, AI-powered updates on your team. I'm Cory with the story. Tampa Bay Lightning pulled off a gritty comeback, dropping Ottawa 4-2 at home. Emil Lilleberg lit it up with a goal and two assists in his first 3-point night in the league. Brandon Hegel and Charle Edoward Dostis, each chipped in a goal and assist, while Andrej Vasilevsky stood tall with 26 saves. The bolts trailed early, but erupted for four stray goals to flip the script. They extended their point streak to seven games, now five wins, zero losses, two ties. Without stars, Nikita Kusherov and Nick Paul sideline by illness, Tampa is still power through. This win vaults Tampa into first in the Atlantic Division, holding 96 points with a game in hand over Buffalo. Fans are buzzing about their resilience, especially missing those key forwards. They're questionable for tomorrow against Nashville. Ottawa grabbed a quick two-nothing lead on goals from Dylan Cousins and Jordan Spence,

1:03but couldn't hold it. The Senators snag a point in their fifth straight, four wins, zero losses, one tie, sitting one back of Columbus for that second wildcard spot. Lightning keep rolling toward the playoffs, showing depth when it counts most eyes now, and that predator's matchup.