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NHL Rink Wrap: Perron helps Blues get even; Lightning take control
No Brayden Point again for the Tampa Bay Lightning again, and no problem for them again. Ross Colton scored the game-winning goal with 3.8 seconds to play in regulation, capitalizing on a brutal defensive breakdown by the Florida Panthers at the worst possible time. The Lightning took a beating all night in terms of injuries but kept on rolling and now have a commanding 2-0 series lead after taking the first two games on the road, The series now shifts back to Tampa Bay for Games 3 and 4. The Lightning are looking like a team that just simply has it once again. Especially now that starting goalie Andrei Vasilevsky is starting to find his game again.
Defending champions India leave for men's hockey Asia Cup in Jakarta
hockey team, led by Olympic bronze medallist Birendra Lakra, on Friday left for Jakarta to defend the Asia Cup title. The Indian team will be up against Japan, Pakistan and hosts Indonesia in Pool A, while Malaysia, Korea, Oman and Bangladesh are grouped in Pool B.
Man who alleges hazing at Sask. boarding school says he's sharing his story to change hockey culture
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Lightning vs Panthers Game 2 score: Ross Colton's goal in final seconds stuns Florida, NHL fans
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Canada's Kennedy Marchment named PHF's Most Valuable Player
Kennedy Marchment, of Courtice, Ont., was named the Most Valuable Player of the Premier Hockey Federation on Thursday.
Ranking the NHL's best current rivalries - Where does Tampa Bay Lightning-Florida Panthers fit in?
Milan Lucic has lived many NHL lifetimes when it comes to rivalries.
Cozens' hat trick leads Canada to win over Kazakhstan at men's hockey worlds
Dylan Cozens scored three times, including two power-play goals that put the game out of reach, as Canada posted a 6-3 win over Kazakhstan in a penalty-filled game Thursday at the world hockey championship.