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The Canadiens and Lightning series is tied at 3-3, leading to a decisive Game 7 on Sunday night. Both teams have shown equal performance, with six one-goal games and four overtime matches in the series.
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Game 7 is scheduled for Sunday at 6 p.m. EDT.
Both teams have won twice on the road, and the series has featured six one-goal games and four overtime games.
The Lightning have a record of 7-3 in Game 7s, including 4-1 at home in Tampa Bay.
Brandon Hagel has scored six goals in six games for Tampa Bay, while rookie goaltender Jakub Dobes has performed well for the Canadiens.

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When/Where to Watch: Game 1, Sunday, 6 p.m. EDT (TNT). Series: Tied 3-3. The Lightning are 7-3 in Game 7s, including 4-1 in Tampa Bay. They beat Toronto in Game 7 to close out a first-round series in 2022 in their last winner-take-all game. The Canadiens are 15-9 in Game 7s, including 7-6 on the road. Andrei Vasilevskiy made 30 saves for Tampa Bay for his eighth career playoff shutout in Game 6. The Vezina Trophy finalist and two-time Cup winner is used to the pressure. Itâll be the first Game 7 for Canadiens rookie goaltender Jakub Dobes, who has been outstanding in the series. Tampa Bayâs Brandon Hagel has six goals in six games.
When/Where to Watch: Game 1, Sunday, 9 p.m. EDT (TNT). Series: Second-round opener. These two Central Division foes know each other well. Both teams were 2-1-1 against each other this season, given the NHLâs point system. They each won a game in regulation and lost in a shootout. Not only that, but the matchup features seven players who were in the gold-medal game â won by Team USA â at this year's Milan Cortina Olympics. The Presidentsâ Trophy-winning Avalanche and Wild are meeting for just the fourth time in the postseason. The last time these two teams met was the first round of the 2014 playoffs when Minnesota won Game 7 in overtime. Avalanche standout Nathan MacKinnon made his playoff debut in that series. The Wild also won the 2003 conference quarterfinals in seven games over Colorado, while the Avalanche captured a 2008 conference quarterfinals series in six games. âItâs going to be a really hard series,â Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes said. âTheyâve got some ultra-competitive guys, too. Itâs a great challenge for us. Weâre going to be looking forward to it.â \\\_ AP Sports Writer Pat Graham contributed to this report. \\\_ AP NHL: