Fantasy Hockey Pickups: Kirby Dach leads waiver wire adds
With the weather set to drive us into hibernation, more time will be available to bundle up and improve fantasy hockey rosters. With Karlsson back alongside Smith and Jonathan Marchessault, he'll keep receiving plenty of minutes and scoring chances. Anton Lundell, FLA (Yahoo: 39%)Lundell came over to North America after excelling as a teenager in the Finnish Elite League. Kirby Dach, MON (Yahoo: 29%)Dach suffered through enough in Chicago, so maybe a change of location was just what he needed. Tristan Jarry starred last season but currently lists a 3.38/.903 line, including two outings in which he allowed six goals.
wftv.comKucherov leads Lightning over Canadiens 5-1 in Game 1
The defenseman playing in his 46th playoff game beat Price from the slot off a pass from Ondrej Palat at 6:19 of the opening period. Playoff goals leader Brayden Point also assisted Cernak's goal for Tampa Bay, which had never won Game 1 of a Stanley Cup Final. Price made his Stanley Cup Final debut in his 14th season with the Canadiens. He's the first goaltender in league history to win more than 400 regular-season and playoff games combined before appearing in a Cup Final. The Lightning are in the Stanley Cup Final for the third time since 2015.
wftv.comLightning lead Canadiens 2-1 after 2 periods in Game 1
He lost a bid for a fifth shutout this postseason when Ben Chiarot scored his first career playoff goal for the Canadiens. Cernak also scored his first career postseason goal for Tampa Bay. Playoff goals leader Brayden Point also assisted Cernak's goal for Tampa Bay, which has never won Game 1 of a Stanley Cup Final. Price is making his Stanley Cup Final debut in his 14th season with the Canadiens. The Lightning are in the Stanley Cup Final for the third time since 2015.
wftv.comKucherov leads Lightning over Canadiens 5-1 in Game 1
Playoff scoring leader Nikita Kucherov had two goals and an assist and Andrei Vasilevskiy finished with 18 saves to outplay Carey Price and lead the Tampa Bay Lightning to a 5-1 victory over the Montreal Canadiens in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.