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'Did we look intimidated?" Canadiens brush off Bolts' bully approach

Tampa Bay won Game 2 in overtime after Brandon Hagel led a bruising effort, and Montreal says it will match the physical play.

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BROSSARD - Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper said that his team is OK playing the role of the villain.

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Todd: Canadiens rise above Lightning's bush-league bully tactics

By resorting to cheap tricks, are the Bolts admitting that they aren’t good enough to match skill with the Habs?

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'Did we look intimidated?" Canadiens brush off Bolts' bully approach

BROSSARD - Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper said that his team is OK playing the role of the villain.

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The Chronicle-Journal broke the news on Thursday, April 23, 2026.
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