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How to watch Canadiens vs. Lightning: First Round Game 1 TV channel and streaming options for May 3

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The Tampa Bay Lightning (50-26-6) host the Montreal Canadiens (48-24-10) as a part of Sunday’s NHL action, starting at 6 p.m. ET at Benchmark International Arena and broadcast on TNT. The matchup is Game 7 of the NHL Playoffs First Round. The series is tied 3-3.

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Injury reports

Lightning

Pontus Holmberg: Out (Upper Body),

Victor Hedman: Out (Personal)

Canadiens

Patrik Laine: Out (Abdomen),

Noah Dobson: Out (Thumb)

Stats to know

  • Nikita Kucherov has 130 points on 44 goals and 86 assists this season.
  • Andrei Vasilevskiy has a 2.3 goals-against average, and 1,343 saves. His .912 save percentage is fourth-best in the league.
  • Over 82 games played this season, Nicholas Suzuki has 101 points (1.2 per game), with 29 goals and 72 assists.
  • Jakub Dobes has a .901 save percentage (26th in the league). He has 1,067 saves, and has conceded 117 goals (2.8 goals-against average).

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