The Devils have predictably given up more shot volume without those two stalwarts. They rank 26th in 5-on-5 shots allowed ...

The Tampa Bay Lightning (30-20-4) visit the Montreal Canadiens (25-25-5) Sunday with puck drop from Bell Centre set for 1 p.m ...

Canada coach Jon Cooper opted not to name his starting goalie for Saturday's game against the United States at his media ...

Tampa Bay Lightning (30-20-4, in the Atlantic Division) vs ... 6.5 BOTTOM LINE: The Tampa Bay Lightning will try to build upon a three-game win streak with a victory against the Montreal Canadiens.

The Tampa Bay Lightning will look to close out a strong week before the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament when they travel to meet the Montreal Canadiens ... to 1-6-1 in its past eight games.

the still undermanned New Jersey Devils faced off against the Montreal Canadiens in the final game before the Four Nations Face-Off break. After a dreadful performance against the Vegas Golden ...

Head coach Jon Cooper declined to announce who would be in net for Canada for their game against Team USA, saying on Friday that he wants to talk to his goalies first.

Montreal will have its hands full trying to slow down this strong Tampa Bay attack on Sunday. The Canadiens, meanwhile, have lost two games in a row heading into Sunday, most recently falling 6-3 ...

Back at the scene of the crime of Nico Hischier’s injury, the still undermanned New Jersey Devils faced off against the ...