We didn't sit back, we were active. Some good chances and guys made some great plays there at the end. Cirelli and Palat finding each other a couple times, and obviously Stamkos driving the net — that was a big, tie-breaking goal. Hedman and Jan Rutta also scored for the Lightning Brian Elliott stopped 24 shots. Tampa Bay has recorded points in five straight games Connor Brown and newly appointed captain Brady Tkachuk and scored for Ottawa Matt Murray made 29 saves.
Saturday marked the first game as captain for Tkachuk and the year-old admitted it was a little emotional. Making the day more special was the fact his mom was in town for a visit and in the stands.
Trailing , Connor Brown tied the game early in the second on a fantastic effort at the end of a long shift. Brown forced a turnover inside the zone , drove to the net and beat Elliott high. Second effort was there, he was all over the place. He just looked confident, he made plays.
He was really good. Read full article. More content below. Daniel Alfredsson. Greg Wyshynski. April 27, , AM. In this article:. Recommended Stories. Dolphins Wire. Patriots Wire. Fox News. Rams Wire. Touchdown Wire. Yahoo Sports. And so the show continued, Scott headbanging and shrieking, running through a quick succession of hits. Moshers shoved and heaved their bodies against one another in an aggressive ritual toeing the line between dance and violence.
Around mosh pits' perimeter, circles of participants rotated and crowdsurfers took flight. Moshers want their pits to grow as big as possible. Their outward push, combined with the rotations of participants, can create a swirl of motion that moves through the crowd.
It was nothing new to many at the show. Billy Nasser, 24, of Indianapolis, noticed it a few songs in. His raised arms no longer had room to come down.
People were falling. Some stepped on the lifeless body of a passed-out man with his eyes rolled back in his head. As flashpoints emerged in some places, the show went on. No fewer than 10 officers together. Danger looms. It seems like the crowd is compressing. Kevin Perez, a year-old from Davenport, Florida, saw a mosh pit collapse behind him and realized he no longer was controlling his own movement. His forearms felt bound to his chest, his hands clenched in fists near his neck.
He tipped his chin toward the sky for shallow breaths. Perez followed a snake of people cutting through the crowd. Others climbed barricades. In the hindsight of their escapes, the moments of this night would take new meaning.
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