Intro:

Postgame sound after the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 on Saturday, 6 June, to tie the best-of-seven Stanley Cup Final at one game apiece.

Script:

"When it happens, you got to make sure you go out there and support the goalie coming in. He made some big saves for us. Goalies are usually very mentally focused, even if they're on the bench. So, you know, it seemed the same way. He came in there and, you know, did his thing."

"Obviously we didn't sit back. They came in waves of pressure. I think the speed of the game tonight was much quicker than the first game. You know, they're going to get their chances. They're most likely going to score goals. It's how you respond after you get scored on or after you score a goal. Big moments in the game."

"I don't think we like to change our game. I don't think we like to say that we have a bunch of different game plans regardless of how the series went before. As long as we stick to our structure, stick to the things that work, it's going to be a lot like tonight. It's going to be a lot like Game 5 and Game 7. Those are the games we played good in. We don't have to change our structure, change what we do, and just go from there."