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Tampa Bay now has 62 wins to tie the 1995-96 Red Wings team and leaving many wondering if this is the best regular-season team in the league's history.
Tampa Bay ranks second all-time in the NHL with 30 road wins. The team is behind only the 2005-06 Red Wings, who had 31.
The Lightning's 21 points ahead of the second-place Flames and Bruins marks the widest gap between first- and second-place overall teams since the 1995-96 season where the Red Wings finished 27 points ahead of the Avalanche.
Tampa Bay became the second team in league history, behind the 1983-84 Oilers, to have four different win streaks of seven games or more in a single season.
The Lightning averaged 3.96 goals per game, which is the highest in the NHL since 1996.
With 29 come-from behind wins, Tampa Bay set a new record. The Capitals held the previous mark with 28.
Tampa becomes 1st Presidents' Trophy winner to fail to win a game in the playoffs
Lets take a better look ... to try to make sense of this.
originally posted by: Nothin
originally posted by: one4all
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You forgot that the 2012 Kings and the 2018/19 CBJ were both bottom seeds who won the Stanley Cup..."...
Oh? Wink-wink! Nudge-nudge! Say no more.
(Runs-out and places a huge bet on CBJ to win the cup).
originally posted by: Nothin
originally posted by: one4all
..."...
You forgot that the 2012 Kings and the 2018/19 CBJ were both bottom seeds who won the Stanley Cup..."...
Oh? Wink-wink! Nudge-nudge! Say no more.
(Runs-out and places a huge bet on CBJ to win the cup).