Savard Lights Torch, Habs Ready to Push Lead

0:00It's April 27th. Welcome in. This is NHL News today, where Team Coverage meets AI. Game 4 of the Eastern Conference first round went down at Bell Center in Montreal, with the Canadians holding a 2-1 series lead over the Tampa Bay Lightning. Hockey legend Serge Saverd, a Hall of Famer with 7 Stanley Cup wins for the Habs, stepped up to light the pre-game torch, cranking the atmosphere to another level. All 3 games so far have stretched into overtime, keeping fans on the edge with non-stop drama. The crowd lost it when Saverd showed up, raucous cheers, pure pandemonium, and pyrotechnics blasting as the energy peaked. Saverd was a key defenseman in the Canadians' 1970s dynasty, helping snag 5 cups that decade, including 4 straight from 19. 1996 to 1979, plus back-to-back titles in 1968 and 1969, with that fire lit, the Habs looked prime to push their advantage tonight's series, heating up, just like the old dynasty

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