
Stanley Cup Final 2015: Blackhawks vs. Lightning Game 2 TV Schedule, Live Stream
Two days off without switching cities will provide plenty of rest and chances to gain some composure after a thrilling Game 1 of the 2015 Stanley Cup Final.
The Chicago Blackhawks look to seize total control of the series by taking the first two games in Tampa Bay.
For the Lightning, this is as close to a must-win situation as one can get in the first games of a playoff series. It will be extremely difficult to find a way out of a two-game hole with the series shifting to the United Center in Chicago for Game 3.
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Game 2 Schedule and Odds
Where: Amalie Arena, Tampa, Florida
When: Saturday, June 6, 7:15 p.m. ET
Watch: NBC
Live Stream: NBC Sports Live Extra
Odds: Blackhawks 23-20, Lightning 4-5*
What to watch for
Ben not so Big in Tampa
Ben Bishop is having a rough time at home in Amalie Arena during the playoffs.
It's difficult to blame him in any way for the Lightning's loss in Game 1. He went largely untested for good portions of the game until the late Chicago barrage of the third period.
But Bishop's numbers suggest he is a completely different goaltender when away from the city of Tampa. In the postseason, Bishop is 5-6 at home with a .889 save percentage. Compare that to on the road where he is 7-3 with a .947 save mark and two shutouts. Including a Game 7 shutout in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Rangers.
Chicago is 6-4 on the road during these playoffs. While it isn't an outstanding record, winning more games than losing in enemy territory during one of the most grueling postseasons in sports is quite the feat. Now that they've had a game and two off days to see and scout the Lightning, they'll be throwing a lot more pucks at Bishop's net.
Bring the noise
Don't let a 2-1 scoreline deter fans from thinking this will be a low scoring series. Between these two teams, there is enough offensive creativity to fill plenty of highlight reels.
Of the top-20 points leaders in the postseason, 11 of them are playing in this series. Tampa center Tyler Johnson (12 goals, nine assists) leads all skaters with 21 points. Chicago's Patrick Kane is tied for second with 20.
Chicago (3.22) and Tampa Bay (2.67) also rank three and four respectively among playoff teams in goals per game.
So don't worry fans, you will have your fill of lit lamps this Stanley Cup Final.
*Odds courtesy of OddsShark.com
*Stats courtesy of NHL.com



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