The Tampa Bay Lightning will be back on the ice on April 24 to play Game 2 of their first-round series against the Florida Panthers. The Lightning will look to pick up a victory after a 6-2 loss to the Panthers in Game 1.

The Lightning have been such a strong team at home, with opponents often speaking about how tough a place Amalie Arena is to play. The Lightning were the second-best home team in the Eastern Conference during the regular season.

Not only did they find themselves on the wrong side of a blowout against the Florida Panthers in Game 1 on Tuesday, but they also have to worry about the status of one of their top forwards. Centre Anthony Cirelli did not return for the third period of Game 1 after getting banged up in the second.