In a series that has gone back and forth more than Forrest Gump playing ping-pong, the Tampa Bay Lightning needed over 69 minutes on the ice in Game 6 to break a scoreless tie in overtime. — NHL (@NHL) May 2, 2026 Game 6 was cruising along Saturday evening as both goaltenders were razor sharp . Rookie Montreal goalie Jakob Dobes had his best performance in the playoffs, stopping all 29 shots he faced in regulation. JAKUB DOBEŠ AND THE HABS WITH A MASSIVE PENALTY KILL LATE IN GAME 6 pic.twitter.com/pGs42uw0CG — Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) May 2, 2026 Dobes finished with 32 saves overall and had several great sequences throughout Game 6. Andrei Vasilevskiy was just a little bit better. The "Big Cat" was uneven through the first five games of the series, but showed why he is a finalist for the Veniza Trophy with a throwback performance. — NHL (@NHL) May 2, 2026 The Bell Centre in Montreal was again a sea of red, and everyone on hand could feel the tension as the game wore on without either team lighting the lamp.…