PHILADELPHIA, PA - JANUARY 11: Pat Maroon #14 of the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrates his second period goal against the Philadelphia Flyers with his teammates on the bench on January 11, 2020 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Lightning edge Flyers for 10th straight win

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The Tampa Bay Lightning racked up their 10th consecutive victory with a 1-0 win over the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night.

Tampa Bay tied a franchise record for its longest-ever win streak, a mark the team set in February 2019.

All of the Bolts' 10 victories have come in regulation, and the club has been downright dominant in that span.

The Tampa Bay Lightning in their last 10 games (via NST):

•10 regulation wins
•43-17 overall goal differential
•33-12 5v5 goal differential
•56.6% 5v5 shot share
•60.4% 5v5 chance share
•Vasilevskiy has .946 save % and +10.1 goals saved in his 8 starts
— Dimitri Filipovic (@DimFilipovic) January 12, 2020

Tampa Bay became only the fourth team in NHL history to post a double-digit win streak in two or more consecutive campaigns, joining the Pittsburgh Penguins (2010-13), the Columbus Blue Jackets (2016-18), and the Philadelphia Flyers (1984-86).