Mathieu Joseph

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With the standard caveat that it was only one game, it is hard to imagine Ottawa's lineup without Joseph on one of the wings.

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"I can be reliable," Bellemare said after Thursday's 3-2 win over the Devils. "And (Joseph) can be the burst of speed."

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Mathieu Joseph, Gemel Smith and Daniel Walcott made history in what's believed to be the first all-Black forward line in NHL history.

Joseph is playing at a high level, pushing for more playing time. And you have to imagine he's also pushing Johnson too.

A year ago Mathieu Joseph was in the AHL. Now he's back with the Lightning and playing an important role as a fourth-line center.

"I'm super proud the way the guys are speaking out about it, showing they actually wanted some change in our world."

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Joseph is happy for his friends on the red-hot Lightning. Meanwhile, he is back riding buses in Syracuse and "trying to get better."

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"A lot has changed since then," said Alex Killorn, whose first NHL hat trick led Tampa Bay to a 6-3 win over Washington Saturday.

Grouping of Mathieu Joseph, Cedric Paquette and Adam Erne dominates in big 5-2 win over Jets, which bodes well for postseason.

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