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Eduardo A. Encina

Lightning switch up power-play units in search of a spark

TAMPA, Fla.— The Lightning are looking for answers to their power play struggles, and on Wednesday that included switching up their man-advantage units.

Following an 0-for-5 night in which the power play managed just five shots on goal in 8:50, the Lightning are now 5-for-32 (15.6 percent) over their past eight games.

Compounding their special teams frustrations, they’ve allowed three short-handed goals over the past four games, including Warren Foegele’s opening goal in Tuesday’s 3-2 loss to the Oilers.

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