Jonas Johansson stepped in as the goaltender for Tampa Bay in place of the injured Andrei Vasilevskiy. Despite his efforts, stopping 23 shots, he struggled against the Leafs, having previously allowed eight goals on 38 shots in two starts against Toronto this season.

Jonas Johansson stepped in as the starting goaltender for the Lightning in place of the injured Andrei Vasilevskiy. He faced 28 shots, stopping 23, but struggled against the Leafs, having previously allowed eight goals on 38 shots in his two starts against Toronto this season.

Jonas Johansson stepped in as the starting goaltender for Tampa Bay in place of the injured Andrei Vasilevskiy. He faced 28 shots and made 23 saves during the game against Toronto, marking a challenging outing as he struggled against the Leafs' offense, having previously allowed eight goals on 38 shots in his two starts against them this season.

Jonas Johansson started in goal for the Lightning, stepping in for the injured Andrei Vasilevskiy. He faced a challenging game, stopping 23 shots but struggled against the Maple Leafs’ offense, having previously allowed eight goals in two starts against Toronto this season.

Jonas Johansson served as the backup goaltender for the Lightning in their matchup against the Maple Leafs, making his first appearance since January 12. He previously showcased his skills with an impressive performance against the Penguins, saving 33 of 35 shots. His readiness to step in during crucial moments reflects the team's reliance on depth in the goaltending position as they navigate a competitive season.