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Lightning's Mikhail Sergachev: Powerful producer with man advantage

Exactly 40 percent (16) of the rookie defender's 40 regular-season points came with the man advantage. Sergachev finished fourth on the Bolts in power-play production, behind only forwards Nikita Kucherov and Steven Stamkos, and defender Victor Hedman. He'll be hard-pressed to make a significant jump in production in just his second year, but he'll soon be a perennial 55-point player. For keeper leagues, he's fantasy gold, but he could be slightly overpriced in single-year drafts in September.

Lightning's Mikhail Sergachev: Garners Game 2 helper

Sergachev is riding a three-game point streak, while two of his three makers came with the man advantage. The Russian has become a power-play specialist in the playoffs, considering he is averaging a mere 11:47 of ice time in the postseason, but is logging 1:56 of those minutes with the extra attacker.

Lightning's Mikhail Sergachev: Goals in back-to-back games

He has a goal in each of his last two games. Sergachev's 40-point regular-season performance was worthy of a Calder nomination, but the teenage Russian failed to get a nomination. He'll be a fantasy mainstay for a decade or more and an on-ice beast in short order.

Lightning's Mikhail Sergachev: Becomes youngest Bolt to ever get playoff goal

It was a sweet wrister from the right point that beat Cory Schneider high glove side. Sergachev (19 years, 300 days) became the youngest player in Bolts' history to score a playoff goal.

Lightning's Mikhail Sergachev: Seeing limited ice time in playoffs

He's a great young defender, but his ice time is sorely sheltered. Sergachev played just 12:50 in Saturday's win, but 0:52 of it came on the power play. His future is bright, but this postseason will be a learning experience for the rookie, especially with Victor Hedman, Ryan McDonagh and Anton Stralman soaking up massive ice time.