After last night's game, TSN reports that both Steve Downie and Chris Kunitz will have a disciplinary hearing today by phone. You've got to think that at least one of them will end up with a suspension from what happened last night so we'll update you later today if there are any suspensions to happen from the hearings. For now, here are your links for this week:

Your Lightning links:

• Puck Daddy has the video from Chris Kunitz's elbow to Simone Gagne and Steve Downie's charge on Ben Lovejoy
• Even though Ryan Malone is clearly hurt with some sort of an "upper body injury", he is expected to play on Wednesday night because he's a "warrior" according to Thompson (St. Petersburg Times)
• Also from the same Times article, both Marc-Andre Bergeron and Randy Jones are healthy enough to play but were healthy scratches
• The Tampa Tribune says the Lightning is in a must-win situation going into Game 4

The rest of your links after the jump...

• Headshots have found their way into playoff talk from the nasty hits to the head that have occurred in some Game 3's (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
• Before Game 3, Pascal Dupuis said not to worry about Fleury as he always bounces back and he did have a good bounce back game helping the Pens to the win (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
• Puck Daddy also profiled the rally drums that the Lightning gave away last night and the blue beards they were promoting
• Want to grow one for the team? Head over to the Beard-a-thon to raise some money for the Lightning Foundation
• Stamkos and Ben Love Joy answer some questions about playoff hockey on NHL.com
• Eric Brewer has emerged as a force on the blue line for the Lightning and provided the spark the team needed on Friday. Boucher says he was surprised by the amount of leadership he brought to the team. Fun fact: he turned 32 on Sunday (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
• In Kukla's Korner, PuckStopsHere says that they Martin St. Louis should be an eventually Hall of Famer
  
• A good article on coach Boucher and how he was influenced by his father Wilfred Boucher (The Tampa Tribune)
  

Your links from around the NHL:

• Boston won last night over Montreal, the Flyers won 4-2 over the Sabres and Detroit won over Phoenix 4-2
  
• Via Puck Daddy, it seems NBC/Versus has won the NHL TV rights and an announcement is expected to be announced later today for a deal for 10 years
• The Kurtenblog finds out that the Raffi Torres had on Brent Seabrook was legal after all
  
• Pass it to Bulis thinks Captain Serious, aka Jonathan Toews can't be serious about his comments on the Canucks having received too much credit
• Elliotte Friedman's 30 Thoughts: The trouble with Torres
  
• Craig Leipold, the owner of the Minnesota Wild gave a rather candid interview with the Associated Press (via ESPN) about his disappointment with the Wild's late collapse