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Canadiens vs. Lightning Game 2 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs Parlay, Picks

Tampa Bay committed seven minors in Game 1 and Montreal scored three power-play goals, including the overtime winner, to take the opener.

  • The Tampa Bay Lightning face the Montreal Canadiens in Game 2 on Tuesday, aiming to improve discipline after costly penalties handed winger Juraj Slafkovsky three power-play goals in Sunday's 4-3 overtime loss.
  • Head coach Jon Cooper called out his team's "stupidity" after the costly penalties, including an offensive-zone high stick with 21 seconds left in regulation that set up the overtime winner.
  • Tampa Bay piled up a league-high 1,207 penalty minutes this season, 229 more than the next team, while coach Cooper listed defenceman Charle-Edouard D'Astous as "doubtful" after a second-period hit.
  • Montreal must generate more even-strength offense after mustering just nine five-on-five shots Sunday, as Tampa's second line of Cirelli, Guentzel and Hagel effectively stifled the Canadiens' elite top trio.
  • Centre Anthony Cirelli emphasized discipline during Monday's practice, saying "the penalties we took were kind of no-brain calls," while forward Brandon Hagel expressed confidence the team can adjust and succeed.
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The Canadian wants to return to Montreal with a lead of 2 to 0 in the series.

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As Lightning seek discipline, Canadiens search for even-strength offence in Game 2

TAMPA - The Tampa Bay Lightning will try to do something they haven’t managed all season in Game 2 — stay out of the penalty box.

·Toronto, Canada
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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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