Columbus Blue Jackets End Four-Game Skid with 4-2 Win Over Tampa Bay Lightning

Blue Jackets rally from a 2-1 deficit in the third period, with crucial goals from Boone Jenner and Erik Gudbranson, to secure their first victory in five games.

Boone Jenner and Erik Gudbranson scored key goals during the third period, helping the Columbus Blue Jackets come from behind to defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning and end a four-game losing streak.
Jenner's goal, his fifth of the season, came at 6:40 in the third period with a deflection, while Gudbranson's decisive slap shot from above the right circle snapped a 58-game scoring drought.
Other contributing players in the Blue Jackets win include Kirill Marchenko and Johnny Gaudreau – both scoring their first goals of the season – and Elvis Merzlikins who performed 27 saves.
Meanwhile, for the Lightning, Steven Stamkos had a goal and an assist, and Conor Sheary scored his first Tampa Bay goal, but their efforts weren't enough to continue their six-game point streak.
This victory marks only the third time in the past 12 games the Blue Jackets have been successful against the Lightning.