Lightning Beat The Preds 5-2 as D’Astous Scores First Goal

Lightning Beat The Preds 5-2 as D’Astous Scores First Goal

On today’s Daily Strike, the Lightning win their third straight game. This one 5 to2 over the Predators. This is the latest news and notes on the Tampa Bay Lightning for Wednesday, October 29th, 2025. I’m Steve Ursnik. The Lightning were in Nashville for a quick oneame road trip. They got the scoring started early. Jurgensson cycles to Gourd behind it at home. Holberg put it in front. Score. Gorgensson’s. A dominant shift by the Lightning. And Zamis Gergensson’s has made it one- nothing Lightning with 929 left in the first for Gurgensson’s. It’s his first goal of the season in his third game after missing time with an upper body injury. The Bolts would lead one- nothing after one late in the second. Here’s Celli right circle James shoot. Save made by Soros. Rebound is loose. Score finally Hegel. The Lightning threw everything at Soros. He was miraculously keeping the puck out for Hegel. It’s his second goal of the season and second in as many games. Anthony Cerelli had the assist on the goal for his 300th career point. He is the 13th Lightning player to reach that mark. The Lightning led two nothing going to the third and Nashville would score an early power play goal, but the Bolts would answer back three minutes later. Charlie Lord Stew behind the lightning net wraps it around the farboards. Coo drop turns it for Braden Point. Threeon two. Braden point at the right wing at center across the line to Stew. High slot holds fire. Du the first NHL goal for Charlie Edward Du. He makes it 3-1 Lightning for Charlie Edward Dw. It’s his first career goal in his third game. It would turn out to be the game winner. Nashville would pull the goalie down 3-1. They scored with 206 remaining to make it a one-goal game. Then they pulled the goalie again. Wood right circle forsburg. A pass blocked by Hegel grabbing it to Celli off the near glass. It’s out of the zone. Hegel has a man up ice. It’s Kudov. Karov is skating toward the open net. Score Karov dagger 4-2 Lightning for Cooerov. It’s his fourth of the season. But the Lightning weren’t done. Twoon one. Maybe Homeberg down the right wing. Cross the blind. Pon Holberg right circle. Look at a knife in front. He is checked. Score the rebound. Gergensson’s. That would make it a final five to two. Zus Gurgensson’s talked about his two goal game. Yeah, definitely feels nice. Uh in the second one too, homie kind of kind of put it on my platter, so it was was pretty easy. But yes, it’s definitely anytime that happens, it’s easier to play. Your your mind’s free. So, moving forward, it’s going to be easier to play. For DTU, it’s been a great first week in the NHL. The last week has been pretty nice for me. Uh since I’ve been here, uh yeah, just trying to help the team uh to win and uh I know I have like good poise offensively, good good uh I can bring some offense and it’s nice to be rewarded with a goal. That’s for sure. Head coach John Cooper on his rookie. Good for him. thought he had a great game for us today and obviously a big goal. Needed it. So, it was uh you know, we weren’t sure was we were going to need that many, but you know, apparently we did. Congratulations to Darren Radish. He did not make the trip to Nashville as his wife gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Bo on Monday evening. Prior to Tuesday’s game, the Lightning recalled forward Scott Sabin from the Syracuse Crunch. Tuesday night’s game would serve as his fourth and final game of his four-game suspension that occurred in the final preseason game against the Panthers. In addition, the team assigned forward Mitchell Chaffy to the crunch after he cleared waiverss. Chaffy skated in seven games with the Lightning this season, recording eight shots on goal and four penalty minutes. The Lightning have the day off today. They’ll host the Dallas Stars on Thursday night. Puck drop scheduled for 700 p.m. Eastern. Our radio pregame coverage begins at 6:30 on 1025 The Bone and in the Lightning mobile app. You can watch the game on TNT. It’ll be a national broadcast, but we’ll have a local TV pregame show on the spot Tampa Bay channel 66 and in the Lightning app starting at 6:30 as well. Tampa Bay Lightning.com/howtowwatch for more info. Prior to the game, we’ll honor Nikita Cooerov for hitting 1,000 points in his career. Get your tickets now to see that at tampa Baylightning.com. A brand new block party podcast drops this morning as Curtis Douglas joined Greg Wolf and Braden Coburn. He discusses ditching his car in Las Vegas to get to Tampa Bay, what it’s been like acclimating in the locker room, and making his NHL debut. The Block Party podcast presented by HighI IPA released every Wednesday morning in your favorite podcast app. this day in lightning history. It was on this date in 2008. Two members of the Lightning in front, Stampos as well as Prospier scores. He blasts it home from the top of the circle with traffic in front of Miller and the power play clicks for a one- nothing lead. That traffic in front of the net was 18-year-old rookie Steven Stampos who deflected it in for his first career goal. He would score twice in the game as the Lightning beat Ryan Miller in the Sabres 5 to2. The Syracuse Crunch are back in action tonight in Toronto to face the Marlies. Syracuse is 5-1 to start this season. Orlando Solar Bears, they’re in South Carolina. They’ll face the Stingrays tonight. Orlando is 1 and three on the season. Thank you for listening to the Daily Strike for Wednesday, October 29th, 2025. I’m Steve Ursick, where every day it’s a happy day.

The Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Nashville Predators 5-2 for their 3rd straight win. Zemgus Girgensons scored 2 goals, Anthony Cirelli got his 300th career point and Charle-Édouard D’Astous scored his first NHL goal in just his 3rd game.