Lightning Defeat Stars in Game 6 to Take Stanley Cup
Lightning Defeat Stars in Game 6 to Take Stanley Cup.
The Tampa Bay Lightning overtook the Dallas Stars 2-0 in Game 6.
to secure the second-ever
Stanley Cup for the franchise.
Brayden Point set a franchise record when he got his 14th goal of the playoffs on the power play in the first period.
Blake Coleman scored another
goal in the second period.
By the time the third period rolled around, the Stars began to lose their stamina from chasing the puck for most of the first and second periods.
The Lightning held them
off to take the series 4-2.
Victor Hedman received the Conn Smythe Trophy as the NHL postseason's MVP.
The last time the Lightning took home the Stanley Cup was in 2004 against the Calgary Flames
The Tampa Bay Lightning overtook the Dallas Stars 2-0 in Game 6.
to secure the second-ever
Stanley Cup for the franchise.
Brayden Point set a franchise record when he got his 14th goal of the playoffs on the power play in the first period.
Blake Coleman scored another
goal in the second period.
By the time the third period rolled around, the Stars began to lose their stamina from chasing the puck for most of the first and second periods.
The Lightning held them
off to take the series 4-2.
Victor Hedman received the Conn Smythe Trophy as the NHL postseason's MVP.
The last time the Lightning took home the Stanley Cup was in 2004 against the Calgary Flames