The Lightning are off to a 3-1 start and will be looking for their third straight victory after collecting wins against the Washington Capitals on Monday and the Pittsburgh Penguins on Thursday. Tampa Bay's lineup still boasts offensive weapons like Steven Stamkos, Nikita Kucherov, Alex Killorn and Tyler Johnson. Chris Kunitz, who spent nine seasons with the Penguins and won three Stanley Cups, joined the Lightning in the offseason.
Andrei Vasilevskiy, a 23-year-old goaltender from Russia, has taken over in goal for Ben Bishop, who joined the Dallas Stars in the offseason.
"We've beaten some pretty good teams (on this road trip), going into New York on back-to-back games," Yeo said. "We have a chance to come in, and if we can beat this team tonight, this is a team that many - and with good reason - are picking to come out of the East or even be Stanley Cup Champions. It's a real good test for us tonight. Their speed, their skill, their ability to counter and take advantage of opportunities, it's going to be a handful."