Taylor Johnson scored twice, Nikita Kucherov and Victor Hedman each had a goal and an assist. Tampa defeated Montreal 6-3 on Friday and 3 in the final. -0 killed the opponent.

The Chargers won the team’s second championship in the playoff bubble caused by the COVID-19 pandemic last season, and he can win again at Bell Center on Monday.

Philip Darnot, Nick Suzuki and Corey Perry responded to the failed Canadians. Since testing positive for COVID-19 on June 18, Carey Price has made 24 saves with head coach Dominique Ducharme. This is the first time he has returned to the bench in Montreal.

Watch | The Chargers play a 3-0 series against the Canadians:

Only four NHL teams recovered from a 3-0 disadvantage and won the best record in seven games: the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1942-reaching the finals-and the New York Islanders in 1975 and 2010 The Philadelphia Flyers and the Los Angeles Kings in 2014.

Due to a lower body injury in the first game, the Chargers once again did not have winger Alex Killorn (Alex Killorn). However, due to the continued restrictions of the coronavirus, the Chargers took a 2-0 lead early, allowing 3,500 enthusiastic The fans were silent.

Bolt jumps to Habs ahead of time

Ruta scored his second goal of the playoffs in 1:52 in the first game, and Montreal winger Josh Anderson was unable to take the puck out of his zone.

Canadian winger Eric Starr then made a clean-up attempt on the glass to delay the game and gave Tampa’s lethal force its first chance.

Hedman paid Montreal in time at 3:27, when he was waiting for a screen, and then used his surprisingly crumbling Price’s gloves to take his second shot home.

Ducharme called a timeout to calm his team, but as the visitors continued to advance, Price had to slide a loose bouncing puck from his crease once the game resumed.

A few minutes later, the Canadians finally began to show their vitality, rookie sniper Kohl Caulfield fired from the bottom of Vasilevsky’s right post.

Then as Brendan Gallagher opened the net, Danno’s shot hit the same pillar upstairs, but this time his first shot also found the twine.

After 56 games in the league pandemic, the 18th inferior Canadian team in the overall standings may be satisfied with their entry into the intermission, but somehow lacks the energy needed to start the second game again.

Watch | Coleman’s buzzer gave the Chargers an advantage in the second game:

Blake Coleman scored a beautiful diving ball with 0.3 seconds left in the second quarter, giving Tampa Bay a 2-1 lead over Montreal. 1:16

Lightning defender Eric Sernak caught Montreal in a bad line change, allowing Palat to play a 2-on-0 match with Kucherov. Kucherov scored with 1 point and 40 points. For his eighth goal, the score was rewritten to 3-1.

At 3:30, Tampa continued to turn its Atlantic rivals-in any season except this season-in another strange sprint. Mathieu Joseph saw his 2-1 shot stopped by Price, but the rebound hit the Quebec-born winger in the leg, and at 3:33 against Johnson favorably let him bury his The third.

The price made a huge savings for Kucherov’s surrounds in the latter part of this period, making Montreal’s hopes slim.

Montreal finally started a period on time in the third quarter, but could not find a way out for Vasilevsky in advance. Johnson scored his second goal of the night with 4:41 remaining in the game, rewriting the score to 5-2, and Perry responded with his fourth goal 39 seconds later.

But Coleman scored his third empty net, allowing Tampa to win another championship game.

The first NHL regular season or playoffs were held in July. The Canadians held the Cup finals for the first time since June 9, 1993, when they defeated Wayne Gretzky’s Los Angeles Kings at the Montreal Forum. Won the team’s 24th-and Canada’s last-Cup Championship. .

In the hours leading up to the third game of the semifinal between the Canadians and Vegas, Ducham tested positive for the coronavirus.

His team was surprisingly 3-1 for the remainder of the series-the Canadians also surprised Toronto and Winnipeg in the first two rounds-assistant coach Luke Richardson gave orders to ensure Montreal Entered the Cup final for the first time in 28 years.

Habs failed to increase capacity

The Canadians defeated the Leafs 3-1 to win the series. They hoped to increase the attendance of the Bell Center final from 3,500 to 10,500, but the Quebec government rejected this request.

Ducharme called the decision “very disappointing” before Game 3, and also pointed out the large crowds gathered outside the arena during an unlikely playoff game.

“Although this may be a way to reward those who have received two doses of the vaccine, it may be an incentive to get more people to get the vaccine,” he said in French after Friday morning exercises. “This may be a reward for our fans, those who have gone through 14 or 15 months of quarantine, have the opportunity to participate in such an event.

“very special.”

An hour before the hockey drop, the cheapest pair of tickets on a resale site was a little under $3,200. In the first and second games in Tampa, the Chargers and the Canadians played in front of 15,911 and 17,166 fans, respectively.

“We will have 3,500 inside, and possibly 25,000 outside, and they will fight side by side,” Ducham added.

“It’s hard to see the logic.”

After the team’s efforts and Tampa’s determination, in the third game, it was even harder for Montreal to win the 25th championship.

Watch | Stéphan Lebeau sees the similarities between the Habs, 1993 team:

Stéphan Lebeau, forward of the Montreal Canadiens for the 1989-94 season, said they may be at a disadvantage, but Habs’ performance as a team in these playoffs was the most notable, which reminded him of the 1993 team. 1:49