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Stamkos Shootout Goal Leads Predators over Lightning 5-4
- On Saturday, former Lightning captain Steven Stamkos scored the tying goal and the shootout winner, leading the Nashville Predators to a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning.
- Nashville snapped a five-game losing streak in overtimes and shootouts, having struggled to secure victories in games extending past regulation this season before Saturday.
- Goaltender Justus Annunen, in his 83rd career game, stopped all four Lightning penalty shots in his first career shootout, while Stamkos recorded his 246th career power-play goal, tying Phil Esposito for sixth in NHL history.
- Head coach Andrew Brunette praised the performance, saying "Obviously, I thought we played a really good hockey game," and noted he whispered tactical advice to Stamkos because "I know he knows Vasilevskiy."
- The Predators host the defending Stanley Cup Champion Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday, November 3, while the Lightning travel to face Detroit the same night.
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The Daily ItemStamkos scores in regulation and only goal in shootout to lead Predators over Lightning 5-4
Steven Stamkos scored the tying goal in regulation and the only goal of the shootout, leading the Nashville Predators to a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning. Reid Schaefer, Adam Edstrom, and Jayden Struble also score for the Predators.…
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Stamkos shootout goal leads Predators over Lightning 5-4
Steven Stamkos scored the tying goal in regulation and the only goal of the shootout, leading the Nashville Predators to a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning. Reid Schaefer, Adam Edstrom, and Jayden Struble also score for the Predators.…
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