CHICAGO — The Lightning entered the first intermission Sunday night lucky to be trailing the Blackhawks by just one goal. They easily could have been down four or five at that point.
So the fact they left Chicago with a 6-3 win offered yet another example of how Tampa Bay can grab two points on some of its most uneven nights.
The Lightning scored three goals in the second period, including defenseman Cal Foote’s first of the season, then scored on three straight shots over a 32-second stretch of the third — the fastest three goals in team history.
