Lightning's Depth Shines in Comeback Win

On March 30, Tampa Bay Lightning been battling a banged up defense all season, missing stars

like Victor Headman, Ryan McDonough, and Eric Cernack for.

Long stretches, but this squad ain't just hanging on.

They're dominating with winning streaks, including two six game runs and an 11 game heater

and a 20 win.

One loss, one tie surge.

Dead players filling big shoes on both ends of the ice.

That grit showed up big in their 4-2 comeback win over the Ottawa Senators.

Down to nothing, just four minutes, 25 seconds into the first another slow star post at

Limpix.

They fired back with two goals in the second, and two in the third to steal it.

Missing the Kita Kucherov and Nick Paul left huge holes in scoring, but the blue line

held strong.

Coach John Cooper shouted out the young guys for stepping up huge, especially in those

final two periods when it mattered most.

After Emil Lillaberg, the rookie defenseman who dropped his first 3-point NHL night, a

goal and two assists that flipped the script.

He and partner Chuck E. Dostowce went plus four, locking down Ottawa while sparking the

rally.

Lightning's depth keeps proving why they're contenders, turning injuries into fuel for

the fire as the playoffs loom.

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