The Blue Jackets' run of tough luck continued with their season-ending 5-4 loss to the Lightning, which Nick Foligno described as “a hard one to take.”
The Columbus Blue Jackets made a comeback, blew their own lead, then lost in overtime to the Tampa Bay Lightning, officially eliminating themselves from the postseason.
The Columbus Blue Jackets face elimination for the first time in these Stanley Cup Playoffs, and despite a strong effort in Game 4, it needs to be better to keep playing.
The Blue Jackets are clinging to their identity, Boone Jenner discusses the importance of scoring first and Columbus could gain some momentum from its loss.
The Columbus Blue Jackets third line struggled mightily against the third line of the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 4, pushing the Blue Jackets to the brink.
In order to get by the Lightning and advance to the second round, the Blue Jackets need to pull off a playoff series comeback for the first time in franchise history.
John Tortorella says it's not worth the Blue Jackets getting frustrated, but they're now facing a 3-1 series deficit with three one-goal losses to the Lightning.
If you can't score, you can't win the game. And if you're in the penalty box, it doesn't help. The Columbus Blue Jackets doomed themselves in a Game 4 loss on Monday night.
John Tortorella thinks the Blue Jackets might have "hit a wall" in Game 3, Emil Bemstrom should learn from his missed shot and Riley Nash has played well.
The Columbus Blue Jackets may not want to admit it, but fatigue was a clear factor on all three goals scored by the Tampa Bay Lightning in a Game 3 loss as our film session shows....
The Columbus Blue Jackets have found success behind their goaltender Joonas Korpisalo this postseason - but how much of that success is him, or the defense in front of him?