Jonas Johansson stops Cole Caufield in the second round of the shootout to extend the Bolts' winning streak to four

The Tampa Bay Lightning have made a trade with the Minnesota Wild, brining in a prospect while shedding a four-year veteran.

The Lightning will be without Ryan McDonagh Sunday night as they host the Montreal Canadiens at Benchmark International Arena.

Over the years, the NHL has seen its share of obstacles playing outdoors. During the pandemic season’s game at Lake Tahoe, a beautiful day under the sun was an incredible backdrop but it made the ice mush, prompting an eight-hour delay in the game between the Golden Knights and Avalanche until the sun went down.

It’s been a busy 24 hours for Tampa Bay Lightning forward Scott Sabourin. After being handed a fine earlier in the day, Sabourin was knocked out of Sunday’s game against the Montreal Canadiens after taking on Arber Xhekaj in a first-period heavyweight tilt.

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Thanks to Johansson, the Lightning escaped the opening frame in a scoreless tie. Then early in the second, momentum shifted. The Canadiens had the puck in the offensive zone but lost track of Nikita Kucherov when they lost possession. Gage Goncalves sprang Kucherov on a breakaway, and Kucherov finished his shot past Jacob Fowler at 2:28.

Jacob Fowler has recorded two consecutive wins, hitting the Over for saves in both and collecting his first career shutout against the Penguins. He's looked very much like a goaltender who wants to be the team's No. 1 from now on.