Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning meet in game 1 of the Stanley Cup Finals. The Canadiens took care of Vegas in six games while it took the Lightning seven games to dispatch the pesky Islanders.

As a team, the Canadiens are putting up 2.53 goals a and on the defensive end, they are giving up 2.18 goals. On Special Teams, they are converting on 20.9 percent of their power plays and they are killing off 93.5 percent of their penalties. The offense is led by Tyler Toffoli with five goals, while Nick Suzuki has eight helpers.

On the other side, the Lightning, as a team, are putting up 3.22 goals a game and on the defensive end, they are giving up 2.06 goals. On Special Teams they are converting on 37.7 percent of their power plays and they are killing off 83 percent of their penalties. The offense is led by Brayden Point with 14 goals, while Nikita Kucherov has 22 helpers.

Both goalies have played excellent in the playoffs. Tampa Bay’s Andrei Vasilevskiy has four shutouts so far in the playoffs with a .926 save percentage to go with a 1.99 goals-against average. On the other end of the ice, Carey Price has a .934 save percentage and a 2,02 goals-against average. Four of the last six matchups have gone under the posted number and have averaged 3.50 goals.

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