The Lightning and Hurricanes combined for a wild eight-goal 2nd period in Game 4

If you like hockey goals, Game 4 of the Tampa Bay Lightning versus Carolina Hurricanes series is absolutely for you. The second period, to be precise, as eight total goals were scored between the two teams in just over 15 minutes of game time in the middle frame.

It all got going when Teuvo Teravainen got the Hurricanes on the board four and a half minutes into the period to even the score at 1-1 for Carolina. Then, just 39 seconds later, Jesper Fast gave the Hurricanes the lead, shocking the Lightning with their swiftness.

Steven Stamkos was able to net the equalizer at the halfway point of the period for Tampa Bay on the power play, but the Hurricanes answered back less than a minute later to take the lead again and then widen it to 4-2 off of goals from Dougie Hamilton and Jaccob Slavin.

Those, however, would be the last goals the Hurricanes would score in the period, as the Lightning scored three straight goals in five minutes to take the lead back 5-4. Nikita Kucherov got the comeback started on the power play, Tyler Johnson got the equalizer, then Stamkos followed it up with his second extra man tally of the game.

In total, eight goals were scored on 21 shots with four goals apiece in just 15:07. Tampa Bay scored on three power plays as the period featured six lead changes, including ties.

Here’s a look at each of the eight goals scored in this high-flying second period between the Hurricanes and Lightning.