Would you wish to begin with the punishment, the pass along with the nail shot?
But nothing is ever that easy, not the target itself. For the triumph was the consequence of the Lightning's best overall game of this show, also Stamkos' one-timer was only the closing flourish in a three-part series.
It began with a poor penalty shot by Florida's Sam Bennett, who place David Savard at a headlock following the Tampa Bay defenseman stood up him just within the Lightning blue line.
Victor Hedman, who quarterbacks the Lightning power play against the stage, was marginally off with his moves in Game 5, only overlooking Stamkos' along with Nikita Kucherov's wheelhouses from the 2 circles. But after getting a pass from Kucherov high over the circles, then he also put the puck directly on Stamkos' stick.
And Stamkos, who'd missed high and broad several times in the left circle before in the match, perfectly put his one-timer to the upper corner of the internet, beating goaltender Spencer Knight high on the stick side.
Stamkos' initial power-play objective of the show (and third overall) couldn't have come at a better time for the Lightning.
This is the way we rated the Lightning's functionality in their 4-0 win in Game 6:
Depth scoring
The line generated some opportunities earlier in the show and -- together with Ross Colton back alongside Tyler Johnson and Pat Maroon with Barclay Goodrow coming back into the next line -- found that the back of the net first in Game 6.
Johnson, who supplies the lineup and ability to go together with the heavy game of Maroon, put up his linemate by becoming in profound on the forecheck and glancing a pass from under the goal line. Following defenseman Mackenzie Weegar steered the puck to the atmosphere, Maroon knocked it into the internet just over half an hour into the match.
This had been the only goal that the quad would need.
Knight was the conversation following the Panthers' Game 5 win, but Vasilevskiy educated everyone Wednesday he stays the best goalie in the league.
He improved to 9-0 in games after a loss over the last two postseasons.
The match was closer than the last margin indicated, a couple of objects separating the teams before the closing five-plus minutes. Florida had a whole lot of great scoring appearances -- away from the rush, cycling the puck, crashing the internet -- and Tampa Bay wanted Vasilevskiy to be at his finest.
He was composed and well-positioned as constantly, and utilized his legs when he had to create athletic stops. Following a turnover by Jan Rutta from the Tampa Bay zone at the first phase, Vailevskiy left a ideal leg rescue on a dangerous opportunity from Frank Vatrano from low in the perfect circle, then ceased Anton Stralman's follow-up shot.
Questions answered
There were concerns regarding Hedman's wellbeing going into the series, using a report he was playing with an injury for over a month after falling awkwardly into the boards through a late-March match and might require offseason surgery.
While he was not as dominant as throughout final postseason, when he won the Conn Smythe Trophy, Hedman nevertheless had a powerful series and was exceptional at Game 6.
And that was only from the defensive zone. He aided on Stamkos' target, set a Goodrow backdoor opportunity and stick-handled throughout the Panthers' whole defense through a historical second-period rush.
He completed the show with eight assists (linking Kucherov's franchise record for most at a playoff series), for example seven power-play aids, eight blocks and four hits while averaging 23:13 of ice period.
