Tampa Bay Lightning’s programs have three important games, but when they follow the top point of Atlantic Division, they should have a lot of feeling to give a lot of things in the last two games.
The total amount of this gift? Two very important points.
Jon Cooper, who watched Toronto Maple Leafs four points, will finish the season series with Buffalo Sabres on Sunday night.
After opening the week in the world-famous arena of Metropolitan Division Club with a solid 5-1 throw of New York Rangers, lightning (45-26-8, 98 points) allows the two games to move away from them in extension.
On Wednesday, they lost to Toronto in Matthew Knies’s overtime goal, then led the third period, and Detroit Red Wings were made about the overtime targets that won the binding and play by Marco Kasper.
Şimşek is also connected with Florida Panthers, who has less matches to play.
“You want to get the result, two points, but now what we’re doing, our process is not small,” Cooper said after the loss of Detroit. “This is unfortunate because we’d put ourselves in a very good situation.
“It seems to be more than seventy games and now we are playing games before the season.”
Lightning Panters will host Tuesday and Sabres will visit Rangers on Thursday to end the season with Sabres, who lost Sabres and Starley Cup champions on Saturday after the season after the match on Sunday.
Otherwise, unless he plans, Cooper probably will have the Art Ross Trophy’s winner of this season to help his team pass Leafs or at least stop Panthers – Nikita Kucherov.
Lig, connected to Nathan Mackinnon of Colorado with 116 points, Kucherov announced that Çığ Mackinnon (REST) will not play again in the normal season, while one of the next three matches will win the title of scoring with goals or help.
Kucherov has 34 goals and 82 assists, while Brayden Point is leading with 41 goals.
Sabres (35-37-7, 77 points) went ahead early in Southern Florida at the front end of the southern, but in the third period, the third period was forced to force a Florida club against a Florida club that listened to most of the captain Aleksander Barkov and Sam Reinhart.
However, Panthers won Vitek Vancek’s Jack Quinn, JJ Peterka and Alex Tuch 1-0.
Defeat, the best hockey in the last 11 competitions, 8-2-1 Buffalo left.
“Good special teams were accelerating when we needed,” said Captain Rasmus Dahlin, who scored one of Buffalo’s two power games goals. “On the road, a point is always important. I’m happy to get it today.”
Petherka had a target and a deputy in the loss and marked the 15th multi -point game. This only puts Thompson (16) in the second place for Tage, which puts forward a lot of points.
Owen Power left the game and did not come back after a strange collision with defender Mattias Samuelsson and Carter Verhaeghe from Florida.
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