The Tampa Bay Lightning are set to play Game 4 against the Florida Panthers on April 28. The Lightning's goal will be to stay hot after defeating the Panthers by a 5-1 final score in Game 3.

The Tampa Bay Lightning don’t boast that kind of depth, but one thing they showcase more than anything else — and perhaps more than any NHL team — is pure star power. So far, the stars aren’t shining for the Lightning. If that doesn’t change in a hurry, it will be lights out.

Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 31 shots and the Tampa Bay Lightning came back to beat the Florida Panthers 5-1 to cut their deficit in the first-round series to 2-1.