There are moments in playoff games where a big save is “one to remember” for later in the game. It can be what tilts the momentum in a certain direction – save a big goal at one end, and have that translate into a big goal at the other. And when you look back after the game, that save turns out to be the difference, or turning point. Andrei Vasilevskiy looked like he gave the Lightning that save in Game 3. With Tampa trailing 3-1 in the third, Auston Matthews was sprung on a breakaway off a beautiful stretch pass from Morgan Rielly with a chance to bury the game. One-on-one against Vasilevskiy, the best shooter in the world versus the best goalie in the world. The goalie won. Twice. Less than a minute later, the Lightning scored to cut the lead to one. And then the Leafs found themselves in very familiar territory – clinging to a lead they at once had a firm grip on, but you could see loosening. Tampa pushed in the third period, outshot the Leafs 14-7, and it was the kind of...