Trouba was called for three infractions in total, including a trip on Alex Killorn late in the third to negate the majority of the remainder of a four-minute power play for the Rangers. Ondrej Palat #18 of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrates with his teammates after he scores the game winning goal late in the third period. Though the Rangers built a quick 2-0 lead off of goals from Mika Zibanejad and Chris Kreider, the Lightning made them pay for two Jacob Trouba penalties - one in the second and one in the third to knot the game at 2-all. It was the battle of the power plays in the second and third periods, with both teams scoring two each and combining for 10 penalties. “But we could’ve stolen it tonight and been up 3-0.” “I wouldn’t say we let it get away because they played really well,” head coach Gerard Gallant said. The Rangers came incredibly close to taking a stranglehold on this series, but Tampa Bay is not a team that will bow out gracefully. The Lightning storm finally hovered over the Eastern Conference Final.įor the first time all series, Tampa Bay looked like the reigning back-to-back Stanley Cup champions and even though the Rangers hung in there for a majority of the game, they slipped up in the third period and Lightning top-line winger Ondrej Palat scored with 41.6 seconds left in regulation to hand the visitor’s a 3-2 loss and make it a 2-1 series.
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