New York. No, Tampa Bay Lightning is not full.
They stood as usual for an impeccable effort when it came to Game Night’s seventh against Toronto, thus winning their ninth straight playoff series.
“It’s not a business where you keep working until you’re 65, so when you get the chance to play for such a great team you have to take advantage of it,” Victor Hedmann told Sportbladet after the 2-1 final win at Scotiabank.
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They alternated great hockey with a remarkably mediocre level during this year’s opening quarter-final series against the hungry Toronto Maple Leafs, but when it came to a final decision in Game 7 in totally frenetic Toronto last night, they only played strong championship hockey.
– Yes, it was the best effort we’ve made over the course of 60 minutes, says Victor Hedman over the phone from the Canadian capital.
– Maybe it wasn’t nice when we played first in the third period, we didn’t draw Picasso but you didn’t win with Picasso in the qualifiers.
“We are very happy”
No, it’s through hard work and incredibly few mistakes, a goalkeeper who always becomes impossible the more he’s put in danger, an unexpected champion like two-goalkeeper Nick Paul and an endless insatiable appetite.
Because that’s it. Despite the fact that they have won two consecutive championships and thus have not lost a streak since the spring of 2019, the bolts are not a bit full.
– No, really not. On the contrary, Vig emphasizes.
– This is not a business that you keep going until you’re 65, so when you get the chance to play for such a nice team, you have to take advantage of it. We’re so glad we’re moving on to the next role after such a tough streak.
There he is awaiting last year’s derby rematch against the Florida Panthers.
– Yes, it’s great for hockey in Florida that we meet again. It’s definitely going to be a great series and I’m already looking forward to the first game on Tuesday or Wednesday or when it will be, says Victor.