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HT/WT	6'5", 235 lbs
Age	30
Draft	2014: Rd 2, Pk 59 (NYR)
Birthplace	Traverse City, MI, USA
Handedness	L

W-L-OTL	SV%	GAA	SO
0-1-0	0.810	4.2	0

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Sun Jul 12, 12:00am UTC • 2h • NHL Network

Boston Bruins at Tampa Bay Lightning

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From Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Fla.

Mon Jul 13, 1:00pm UTC • 1h 30m • NHL Network

Montreal Canadiens at Tampa Bay Lightning

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Game 1 of the Eastern Conference First Round between the Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning takes place at Benchmark International Arena. The regular-season series was closely contested, with both teams splitting their four meetings 2-2.

Mon Jul 13, 2:30pm UTC • 1h 30m • NHL Network

Montreal Canadiens at Tampa Bay Lightning

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The Canadiens face the Lightning in Game 2 of the East first round. Montreal leads 1-0 after a 4-3 win April 19. Juraj Slafkovsky had a hat trick, including the overtime winner; Brandon Hagel led Tampa Bay with two goals to force the extra period.

Mon Jul 13, 4:00pm UTC • 1h 30m • NHL Network

Tampa Bay Lightning at Montreal Canadiens

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The Lightning face the Canadiens in Game 3 at Bell Centre. After Josh Anderson gave Montreal a 2-1 lead, Nikita Kucherov tied it at 12:33 of the third to force OT. J.J. Moser scored at 12:48 into OT to seal the Lightning's win in Game 2.

Mon Jul 13, 5:30pm UTC • 1h • NHL Network

Tampa Bay Lightning at Montreal Canadiens

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The Lightning face the Canadiens in Game 4 of the East first round. Montreal leads 2-1 after a Game 3 win. Brayden Point tied it for Tampa Bay with a power-play goal, but rookie Lane Hutson won it at 2:09 of overtime with a slap shot.

Mon Jul 13, 6:30pm UTC • 1h • NHL Network

Montreal Canadiens at Tampa Bay Lightning

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Montreal faces Tampa Bay in Game 5 of the East First Round at Benchmark International Arena. The series remains tied 2-2 after the Lightning won Game 4. Zachary Bolduc and Cole Caufield staked Montreal to an early 2-0 lead before Tampa Bay rallied.