NHL: New York Rangers take on Tampa Bay Lightning

Maroon rounds out Bogosian’s effort

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In the first, the Lightning quickly took the initiative in Game 4 by applying constant pressure on the forecheck with the result that the Florida club took the lead on Pat Maroon’s goal at 2:38 of the start of the game. meet.

Maroon pushed the puck past Igor Shesterkin with backhand momentum on a return shot after Zach Bogosian broke through to the left of the net.

The first period was the scene of a scene as rare as it was motley when the horn announcing a goal sounded inside the Amalie Arena as the Lightning buzzed into Rangers territory. Not understanding what was going on, the officials decided to stop play much to the annoyance of the home players.

Pre-game notes:

The Tampa Bay Lightning are looking to tie their Conference Finals series against the New York Rangers in Game 4 on Tuesday.

In fact, this victory is essential for Jon Cooper’s men, because there is a world of difference between being tied 2-2 in the series or being down 3-1. The winner of this series will face the Colorado Avalanche who wiped out the body of the Edmonton Oilers on Monday.

Tampa Bay, winners of the last two Stanley Cups, capitalized on their homecoming at Amalie Arena on Sunday to snatch a 3-2 victory thanks to Ondrej Palat’s timely goal with 42 seconds left in regulation.

Ryan Strome does not finally participate in the meeting for the Rangers, he who did not finish the last game. He took part in optional training with his family this morning. Barclay Goodrow should play the match, he who was a little shaken in the third game by blocking a shot.

Tampa Bay has taken the last five home games after losing the first game to Toronto. As for the Rangers, they have won only twice in eight road games.