Game 1 between the Tampa Bay Lightning and Montreal Canadiens has unfolded as a true playoff battle, combining pace, physicality, and constant momentum swings. With more than 70 combined hits, both teams have made it clear that space will be hard to find in this series.

Behind a loud, energetic, sellout crowd chanting “Let’s Go Bolts!” from Thunder Alley into the arena, the Tampa Bay Lightning should have a clear home-ice advantage. Not in the playoffs.

Listen closely during your métro rides, because your next station might be announced by a Montreal Canadiens player. As the NHL playoffs approach, the Société de t

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MONTREAL (AP) — CF Montreal fired coach Marco Donadel on Sunday after a slow start to the Major League Soccer season. Montreal fell to 1-6-1 after a 2-1 loss Saturday to Philadelphia its home opener. The team announced assistants Jacopo Falanga and Lorenzo Pinzauti were also let go, and Philippe Eullaffroy was named interim coach.

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