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- Jason Linkes: Coming up next on Back Checking the Bolts. then they scored really early in the second period. Darren Radish blasted one home doing what Darren Radish does. They get that four-nothing lead. Adam Flint did a really good job calling a timeout at that point. He of settled his troops down a little. They score a 4-1 for a while and then the game kind of evolves as it is. It's always tough to read these kind of games. Welcome to Back Checking the Bolts. Back Checking the Bolts is your cup of coffee to get you the latest on the Tampa Bay Lightning. Join host Jason Linkus and the managing editor of Raw Charge, Justin Godfrey, as they break down the Lightning's most recent games and go beyond the highlights, telling you what the box scores didn't. It's time to drop the puck. Hi everybody. It's an early morning instant reaction here from the back checking the bolts podcast. I'm Jason Lincoln. And as always, I am joined by the man who's already written his recap. It's out there for everyone to see. He's Justin Godfrey from raw charge. You can see him at www.rawcharge.com. Justin, it's an early morning for you, bud. Yeah, not too bad. You know, you got to love these late night West coast games. Stay up late, get up early, do your work. And then next thing you know, it's It's quitting time. yeah, we'll get through the day. A couple of Red Bulls in the fridge chilling down, but at least we get to celebrate the early morning with a lightning victory, which is always nice. Let's talk about that lightning victory, a 6-2 victory. They jumped out early with the Jake Gensel deflection to make it one nothing, but the second period is where they really turned on the Jets. Tell us a little bit about the game and your initial thoughts. You know, was kind of a sluggish start to them. They didn't mount. solid like they did against Seattle. There were some breakdowns in their breakout. Yeah, it's just kind of a choppy game to be with. It took them about 10 minutes to get their legs going. Then they strung together a couple of really nice shifts, took a penalty. So went on the penalty kill, killed that off. And then as you mentioned that deflection goal by Gensel, who I thought had an excellent first period. That Gensel point line was really the only one that was getting in on the four check and giving Vancouver some issues. Kind of a slow start. They picked it up. Then they scored really early. In the second period, know, Darren Radish ⁓ blasted one home doing what Darren Radish does. They had a couple more goals there. They get that four nothing lead. They start coasting a little bit. Don Adam Flint did a really good job calling a timeout at that point. He kind of settled his troops down a little. You know, they score four one for a while and then the game kind of evolves as it is. It's always tough to read these kinds of games. It's kind of like the Toronto wins. Yes, they won. They did what they had to do, but it was against a team that's kind of So far down in the standings, can you call it a good win? Can you call it a bad win? And I don't know if there's such thing as a bad win this time of year, but I thought they played good in spurts. They did what they had to do to pick up the two points. Now they get to move on to Edmonton and Calgary. Like you said, it was a solid game. You like to see six different players score another multi-point game for Kuturov and that line just keeps growing. So yeah, a lot of good things out of it. Vasileski played well, but there's still some things that they need to clean up once they step up their competition. That's a, it's a workman like effort. It's one of those games you see on the schedule. If you're the lightning, you're not going to be, let's just say it's not going to get your attention. You're facing the team that is dead last overall in the NHL, you know, going in there, Hey, our goal is to get two points and get out of there. They, they got up for nothing. Did they fall asleep at the wheel a little bit because at the middle point of the third. Vancouver did make this four to two. It was within two. Now the lightning responded 32 seconds later when Sorelli tipped in the Cherenac pass. And after that it was good night, but did they fall asleep a little bit at the wheel? You know, felt like it, like I said, they kind of struggled most of the night with their breakouts. just weren't in sync. It's kind of one of those games where their passes just weren't hooking up. Vancouver did a good job. One of the things they were trying to do is fly the zone. really quickly try and get behind the Lightning defense. Saw this happen a few times in the first period. know Jake, Jake DeBrusk had a really good chance, kind of off the rush where he put it off the post. You know, it still scoreless at that time. You know, it's one of those where if that puck goes in, maybe the game evolves a little differently. But I just thought the Lightning were kind of trying to fight their coherent kind of attack strategy a little bit for most of the night. they, but they did grind through it. Like I said, their responses are really nice actually after both goals. After the first goal for the Canucks, they really strung together a couple of nice shifts, kind of eased the pressure. And then the Sorrelli goal right after Vancouver made it 4-2, I think kind of the key turning point of game. Because like you said, Vancouver was feeding off that mush a little bit. They were getting their way back into the game, but know, they were still announcing the goal. was 32 seconds later or something like that. yeah, so it was, know, it's just kind of that good response shift from that. that line that's been so dominant over the last couple of games where Cirelli, worked the puck around. Utrecht does his thing. He actually makes a really nice play along the boards to keep control of the puck, feeds it back to Cernak, slides it over to Hagel. Hagel slides it to his best buddy in the world and Cirelli finishes it. So it was just a really nice response shift. know, that pretty much sealed the game right there, but it was good to see that kind of response. thought the effort was there, just kind of the execution wasn't quite what they needed to be. I want to go back to the second lightning goal, the radish slap shot from about 40 feet out on that play. Kevin Lankin in the gold tender for Vancouver was trying to get his stick. It was laying there. You could see him try to reach how much of an, how much of an impact do you think that had on the goal? Because I don't know if he ever really got out of his crease to truly challenge radish. Yeah. And then, um, it's a big, it's a big balance thing with goaltenders. We actually saw it a couple of games ago. think it's the Columbus game. Vasileski lost his stick and then, Marchenko beat him with almost a similar kind of shot. And I think more so than anything, it's just a goalie not being in his rhythm. He's not feeling comfortable out there. There's a good chance that shot beats him even with a stick. Um, I mean, was just, there's a patented radish bomb where he just gets in all of it and blows it by him. But yeah, you could kind of see, uh, get him fishing around looking for it. Didn't really look comfortable. So it's good on radish to recognize that and just get the puck on that. it's a, someone who's a stop pucks at a ball street level. If you don't have your stick on it, you just don't kind of, you just don't feel right in that. Yeah. It just makes it a lot harder to, stop their shots. Justin nine lightning players had points Kucherov and Cirelli with a goal and to assist each Hagel and radish with a goal and a helper. Who are your stars of the game? Yeah, think a couple of honorable mentions go out to the opponents. We talked about Lincoln a little bit. Not often a guy gives up six goals that you thought had a pretty good game, but he kind of kept them in that first wave around the eight, nine minute mark in the first period. I the Lightning had seven shots in about three or four minutes. Lincoln had made a ton of good saves. During that rush of goals in the second period, the Lightning's best chance honestly came from Brandon Hagel who was staring at a wide open net. He fires the puck on and Lakin comes out of nowhere with the nice glove save. So I thought that kid had a really good game despite giving up the six goals. And I think three or four of them were deflections. Jake Dabrowski mentioned the hitting of the post. He also had two other great A chances that Vasilevsky denied. So I thought those two got honorable mentions. We could put Kuturov up here every night. So I think we may have to start excluding him from the Justin start of the game. ⁓ They just started the game minus Nikita Kuturov. The non-Kuturov division. But I thought it was his line-mate, Anthony Cirelli, had a really good game. So he had the goal, I think he had a couple helpers as well. He's also, I believe, 53 % of the faceoff. I know he was over 50%. He's, you know, he struggled to score a little bit recently, but now it's two games in a row. think he's got a goal. So he's kind of put it together. He's that nice, you know, hard working center that they need. And he's kind of the glue in that line where he can get in front of the net causes a lot of disruptions. So when he starts scoring, I think he's up to 17 goals ⁓ now. So when he starts scoring, that really helps that line. Now, Anthony Sorreale, congratulations. You're the first star of the game. is the Justin Godfrey first star of the game. Now, for those of you who are a little bit older and let's say, so Justin and I are. There was a show back in the day on the USA network called up all night with Ron Desheer. And for a while was co-hosted by Gilbert Godfrey. Now I am not going to try to do a Gilbert Godfrey impersonation, but this is the nurture marketing up all night trivia question of the day. We are up at about five o'clock in the morning Eastern time as we are recording this, Justin, I know you love these questions and I got another doozy for you here, but With Aaron Radish having two points, Eric Chernak having two helpers, I decided let's take a look at the Tampa Bay Lightning defense. Who are the top nine all time in career points amongst lightning defensemen? It's hardly the word. You're me look up nine names. All right. Nine names. But again, some of these are going to come pretty quickly for you. I'm thinking the back half are going to be a little tougher. So again, here's the question. Top nine all time career points in a lightning uniform. uniform. right. Yes. So, Shel Sanderson is out. That's what you're saying. He is, but I'll never forget handing the man two hockey pucks and he put them both in one hand. Exactly. I'll say, man, this guy could palm two NBA basketballs. All right. Let's go with the obvious one and check Victor Hedman off that list. 811 of points. Number one on the board. There you go. Uh, let's go with Pavel Khabina. Number four, 243 points in 662 games. All right. Uh, we'll go with Dan Boyle. Number three, 253 points. He had 66 goals, 187 assists. Cool. Cool. Uh, let's see. Those are three. So I'm a third of the way there. We're going to go with Dan, Dan, Dan Boyle. Probably still one of the best trades the lightning ever made. yeah for what a third round pick or something like that. I it was a fifth. It could have been. Yeah, it's early in the morning, All right, let's see, where's that Anton Stroudman on that list? That is the one I did not expect you to get I when I when I make these questions I'm like, okay, which one is going to stump you he is number eight on the list. Excellent job. They're just in 130 points ⁓ so 130 is kind of the bottom. ⁓ let's see. I know it's Corey cross long enough to get on the list. Corey cross is 18, 58 points. I would not, you really went off the board there. I did with that one. Yeah. wasn't he traded to the penguins at, ⁓ went to the, was, he went to Toronto for the, in the Freddie Modine deal. Speaking of trades. I know he ended up with the penguins when they were selling everybody. ⁓ let's go with the ride and McDonough. Number six, 142, 42. Let's see. Who am I missing in the top floor? You're missing number two. I know. five. And two current lightning players. All right. want to say Eric Chernak is getting close to a hundred points. So I don't think it's him. Eric Chernak is number nine. Now I made the, the graphic everyone is seeing on YouTube. had 116 points going into the game. had two more. So he's now at 118. Okay. I didn't realize he had that money. Um, so that's one of the current ones. got one more current one. One more current one. Number two is still in the NHL. Number five has been retired. For a long time, but two still need any jail. Yes. He's not with the lightning right now. He is not with the lightning. Why is this one so hard for me right now? I am shocked. This one. I thought this would be an easy number two for you considering you used to, you used to pay homage to him with text messages whenever this guy got a point. yeah. The McKellips circuit shot. Yes. ⁓ 257 points. And then the last one's still a current one. have two more. Two more. Number five and number seven. One is a current member of the lightning. The other is let's just call them a cornerstone member of the franchise early on. Doug Crossman. Oh, was it Roman Hamerlyk? Roman Hamerlyk number five, 52 goals, 133 assists, 185 points. is. I would not have expected that because Let's face it, almost half the points came this year. it's one of those things, you know, they haven't had a lot of offensively based defensemen in their existence. So it's not kind of a surprise that he moves up so quickly on that all time list. I know he's third all times in goals per season right now. He's chasing down Boyle and Hedman. So what 18 goals now. So two more, he's going to be their third 20 goals for in their franchise history from the blue line. The man's earning his money. So we're to see, we'll see how that turns out this summer. When you talk about no name players on the lightning defense, who have moved up pretty high on this list. Now, Eric Chernak, you would never expect for a franchise that's been around for over 30 years to be on this list. Number 10 is Paul Ranger. You could have, I could have had 20 guesses. I wasn't going to guess Paul Ranger. Yeah. Once you get outside of these guys that have been on the team for a while, it drops off pretty quickly. But you know, Ranger had that talent. just, some injury issues and. some off the ice stuff. And then he, ⁓ just kind of faded from favor. had that really nice come back here with Toronto. ⁓ a few years after he left the light thing, that was nice to see, yeah, he was one of those guys that a lot of people pin their hopes on the beauty of what is still considered by many a young franchise, even though, like you said, they're about 30 years into it. for those of you playing at home, that is the nurture marketing trivia question of the day. If you submit an entry, all you have to do is put one of the nine names. Email it to back, checking the bolts at yahoo.com. This will register you for the Nikita Kutcher off Jersey compliments of nurture marketing. We're going to give it away at the end of March. appreciate nurture marketing with this promotional item and Hey, we're going to have another trivia question on our next podcast. So you can enter every single time we have a podcast. Justin, let's take a look forward. The bolts have back to back games, Saturday and Sunday. starting in Edmonton 10 o'clock start. Edmonton is in a little bit of danger right now. We had mentioned the Leon Dreisaitl injury and even last episode we had mentioned the fact that their goaltending situation is a mess. They've gone with Connor Ingram. They've pretty much told Tristan Jarre, you're going to be our true number two. What should we expect out of the Oilers? don't think they're going to be a team that that's going to challenge you with some speed. ⁓ they still have a little talent there anytime you have Connor McDavid. Skating around, it's going to be a tough night for your defense. Their top line is going to be good. Their second line is going to be okay. think this is third, fourth line is kind of where the Lightning's start winning the match up a little bit. I think in the last game, the second line was Zach Hyman, Ryan Nugent Hopkins and Jack Roslemitch, which isn't a bad line, especially Nugent. He's got four goals. I think in his last 10, Hyman's started to score again. He's got five goals in his last 10. So there's still going to be some pressure. Lightning, again, the Lightning struggled with their breakouts. Edmonton is going to give him trouble. So they got to tighten things up, be a little bit more cognizant with the puck and just play as much as they can in the Edmonton zone. Put some pressure on Ingram, if he's going to be the starter, get the shots on, get the rebounds on. One of the nice things I did like in the Vancouver game is the Lightning were shooting the puck quite a bit, especially from the blue line. They were getting those shots through. I thought they did a good job of kind of controlling the front of the net. So that's what they're going have to do again against Edmonton because McDevitt could still take over a game. by himself and they're going to have their top matchup against him. Can't let any of those other guys kind of sneak it in score. So get the shots on Ingram, get the puck out of your zone, keep it nice and tidy and, pick up another win on this road trip. don't get to see the Oilers too much being a West coast team. They come to Tampa once a year. Tampa travels there once a year. For those of you who have not seen Connor McDavid, Justin, give us 60 seconds on what makes Connor McDavid so special. The speed at which he does things with the puck. I just think there's nobody out there that does it like he does right now. It's the moves he makes, the way he skates with the puck, the way he can cut back and forth and just turn defenders inside and out. The decision making he makes, think McKinnon's maybe second in that kind of, kind of stat, but he just plays with such speed and such control with the puck. It's, you see a lot of people play with speed, but maybe not so much control. You know, they're just flying down the ice. They can't cut back. can't make those stops on a dime change direction that would blow most people's knees out. that's, McDamon makes it look easy. If Kuturov's the best, I would say slow player, you know, everyone talks about how Kuturov doesn't look like he's moving out there. He makes the plays. I McDamon is the exact opposite. He's the best fast, fast player out there. So he's on my top five of people I've seen live play. It's just, it's just a different game that he plays and it's really fun to watch. next night. The lightning will travel to Calgary to take on the flames. Edmonton up tempo speed team with Calgary. It's the polar opposite. Now, Justin, the flames just like Vancouver flames are bad. They are 31st overall number 32. Of course, was Vancouver. They traded Nazem Kadri Michael backland right now leads this team in scoring with only 38 points. Goal scoring for Calgary is an issue. Just like Vancouver. This one, you're probably saying, Hey, this has to be another workman like effort. Just get out of there with a W. Yeah. It's going to be the second game of a back to back. ⁓ probably see Jonas Johansen in that. So it is going be one of those that kind of a kitchen sink game where you just throw everything you can into winning the game, getting those two points and moving on, jumping on that flight and heading back to Tampa. You look at their lineup and it's, it's kind of rough. There's a lot of names you may not be too familiar with. I there's any world which they thought Joel Farabee would be on their top line and Blake Coleman, but that's where they're at. It's a rebuilding team. They're struggling a little bit. You know, they're, goaltending. They've got some decent goaltending in there between Devin Cooley and Dustin Wolfe. So again, the Lightning can't just throw their sticks out on the ice and expect a win. They're going to have to go out and put the effort in. It's going be very similar, I think to the Seattle game where it's going to be more of a grind it out. When the pucks along the boards, think Calorie is really going to try and slow the game down. So Leiden, you're going have to be ready for that. It's good practice for the playoffs. Maybe if the talent level is in playoff level, still kind of grind out game where you have to win your puck battles to set up your scoring opportunities. had mentioned these are polar opposites. Edmonton top power play in the league 31.8%, Calgary 31st out of 32 teams, 15.3 penalty killing. Calgary is pretty good. 10th in the league, just over 80%. Edmonton 26th in the league at 77. They have one of the worst penalty kills. Now part of the reason they, one of the worst penalty kills, they have one of the worst goaltending combinations in the league considering the talent that they have up front. But as you mentioned, Leon dry, Seidel is going to be out. This is one that I think if you're Tampa, do you try to match up against McDavid and say, Hey, we're going to throw this defensive pair at him and just. And then just play the rest of our game the way we normally do. Yeah. It's going to be, you know, speaking of the defense, it's going to be kind of interesting see what happens with the Lightning, especially in the Edmonton game. Victor Headman only played four minutes against Vancouver. He basically played the first period. Didn't return back for the second or third period. Went back last night and was kind of watching his shifts to see if there's anything that stood out. There wasn't really, it's kind of like the Declan Carlisle thing. It's like these non-contact injuries, you never know what's going to happen with them. So if. Headman's out, you know, he hasn't had the greatest year, but he's still a hall of fame defenseman. So losing him from the lineup, you're going to have Santini back in probably on the road trip. So that matches up, mixes up your pairings. think against Edmonton, you're going to see Cherneck and Ryan McDonough back together. That's been broken up a little bit, but it's always been the Lightning's best defensive pairing. So I think you see those two up against McDavid line. You'll probably see the Gord line or the Cirelli line try and match up against them. Yeah. If you can take that line out, I think you like your chances with the other three as far as your matchup skills. Let's take a real quick look at the NHL standings before we talk about the NHL news. The Eastern conference is completely jumbled. Now, for those of you watching on YouTube, I threw a graphic up there so you can see exactly just how tight this is. Buffalo's in first in the Atlantic with 92, Tampa with 88 in second. And then there are six teams within A point of one another. Now Carolina is leading the Metro with 92, but you have the Penguins with 84 as well as Montreal with 84 points in the wild card spot. have Boston and Detroit with 83. You have Columbus on the outside looking in now after losing to Ottawa. You have the Islanders with 83 and Ottawa is within four points with 79. And don't look now, but the Philadelphia Flyers are playing some pretty good hockey. There's seven, two and one in their last 10. They have 78 points. Justin, there is not a night off right now in the Eastern conference. It's one of those things, you know, they're all playing on the same night. You kind of hope to get a little bit of help, you know, out of the scoreboard watching the Lightning got absolutely zero help last night. Nobody they kind of would like to see lose lost. Everybody won. Everybody won in the East Buffalo dismantled an upstart San Jose team. But the only good news the Lightning had is that the Detroit-Montreal game didn't go to overtime, so it wasn't a three-point game. You look around and everyone keeps winning. Outside of Montreal, Montreal had the loss, and then think Toronto and whoever's in last place in the East are the only teams that had that L1 next to their column. They have their name in the standings column. Everybody else is winning. Lightning got to keep doing the same thing. They're not going to get any help from anybody out here. After the Lightning had done this road trip, They do start playing a lot more Eastern Conference teams. So you're going start seeing a lot more head to head matchups. I we'll start seeing that's kind of when you're finally see the separation. But again, we're, already at the end of March right now. And I don't think anyone's been technically eliminated from the playoffs, which is kind of an odd thing. So you're usually have two or three teams out already and the matchups aren't for certain, for certain anywhere. So it's going to be a nice sprint to the end here, which is Uncle Gary Bettman's. fever dream right now as far as parody in a league. teams have approximately 14 games left. The lightning F 15 Buffalo has played 69 as well as a couple others. But I think the key down the stretch for a lot of these teams is not just winning, but winning in regulation. You don't want to give the other team that charity point to keep them alive. I mean, you look at the Eastern conference right now, the Pittsburgh penguins have 16 overtime and shootout losses. Those extra points are huge. Now I'll say this just by watching the penguins. They are a very good five on five team over time and shootouts for whatever reason they are real. If they won half of them, they would be tied with Carolina, but that's what this may come down to teams that lose getting that charity point to push them into the playoffs. Justin, we talked about Nikita Kucherov early. He is now within one point of Connor McDavid, Connor McDavid with 115 points, Kucherov 114, Nathan McKinnon at 110. That's the NHL scoring race. It's down to those three. You have to like Kucherov right now, especially with the injury to dry settle. McDavid is going to be isolated a little bit. It looks really good for Kucherov right now. And he was down by 20 points at one point. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, he got off the. By most standards, an okay start, but by his standards, a pretty slow start, uh, much like his line mates and everybody else on the team, know, that first month of the season or so he wasn't quite right. And then he's just caught fire since then. It's the, you know, some of the stats they're throwing out there are insane, something like 90 points since December and 90 points in the last 45 games or something like that. I only Lemieux had a similar stretch of, uh, scoring in the last 20. 30 years or whatever. So he's really, he's got a couple, I think he's got a couple, a couple of games in hand too on McDavid. So if he keeps up this, you know, two points a night, three points a night thing, he should win that scoring title pretty easy. You know, is it enough to get him another heart trophy? That's remains to be seen. know, points don't always equal MVP votes, but yeah, he's just kind of in one of those grooves right now. If he has a zero point game, just lay the heavy. Lay the money heavy on him scoring multiple points the next game, because that seems to be what he does. know I had mentioned before and hey, I'm going to fully admit I'm a gambling man. Colorado, if they don't win the central, I see no way Nathan McKinnon wins the heart, which is the NHL most valuable player. I'm not sure you could even consider McDavid right now. Kucherov has to be one A on that list. And I know when we looked at the odds before, McKinnon was basically a two to one favorite. I haven't looked at the odds this morning, but it's kind of have to be close to even money. And if it's not, that's a bet worth making on Kucherov. Yeah, definitely. I think out of the three, he's the one you would kind of back at this point. Like I said, like you said, Colorado somehow loses this lead in, it would be Dallas. think that would be the team to catch. And it looks like Minnesota is struggling a little bit. know, Kapra's off day to day now, which is the one player they really couldn't afford to. to lose for any stretch of ⁓ time. yeah. I've been day to day for the last 15 years. It feels like 20 for me, my friend. It's one of those things where does Kuturov finally, do people finally realize how important Kuturov is to the Lightning, know, despite the talent they have otherwise, you know, despite the headmans and the points and the gunsels that they have on the team that Kuturov is the guy that makes this team run. If he's scoring, they're winning. If he's not scoring, they're struggling. think he's going to maybe get some recognition finally this year. So wouldn't be, wouldn't put it past him, not only to win scoring title, but to pick up that heart trophy, which is always fun because nothing beats Nikita Kuturov at award shows where he looks like he'd rather be anywhere but there, literally on the planet. So that's always fun for, ⁓ for the, you know, that summer entertainment. you already wrote your recap on raw charge. You can see that at www.rawcharge.com. What else is going on? You get to preview the Edmonton game. Oh yeah. We'll have that preview up. It's Saturday, I guess. What day is today? Um, today's Friday, ladies and gentlemen. Friday. Yes. And they do have the day off. Fantastic. Uh, working on a Victor Headman article, kind of what's, what's wrong with big Vic definitely hasn't been his year. So kind of looking into some of those numbers behind it as to why he's struggling. Like I said, he, you know, it could be heading back to another injury, hopefully not, but, we'll break that down. We'll preview them at the end game. We'll recap it. We'll preview the Calgary game. Kind of take a look forward to what's going to go on in April as well as the lightning close out their season. Yeah. We'll, ⁓ we'll keep you up to date on everything that's going here on good old ⁓ lightning nation. next podcast will be on Monday. We are going to recap the road trip at Edmonton on Saturday at Calgary on Sunday before the bolts return home for a game on Tuesday night. For the managing editor of Raw Charge, he's Justin Godfrey. You can see him at www.rawcharge.com. 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