Tampa Bay has scored just three goals in its last three games. The Lightning's power play unit hasn't scored during the past six games and has produced just 7.6 percent of the time during the last 17 games.

Columbus' defense should tighten up now that Sergie Bobrovsky is back in net. He returned this past Friday after missing 19 games with a groin injury and stopped 28 shots in a 3-2 loss to Pittsburgh. Bobrovsky said he felt more comfortable as the game progressed. He should be less rusty in his second start. Bobrovsky has a 1.10 GAA in his last three games against Tampa Bay.

Lightning goalie Ben Bishop has a 1.33 GAA in his last three games against Columbus. That low number shrinks even more to 1.20 GAA during his past five road starts.

These two teams also have a strong under bias - 16-4-1 to the under during the last 21 meetings, including 5-1 under in Columbus.