The Lightning trail the Philadelphia Flyers by six points for the second wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference. They play the second of a four-game homestand following a 4-3 loss to the Boston Bruins on Tuesday. "We have to focus on ourselves and we probably got away from that against Boston," defenseman Victor Hedman said. "We stopped playing the way we are supposed to. So we have to play a full 60 [minutes] and play the way we know we are capable of." The Lightning were held to 21 shots against Boston, their second-lowest total of the season. Defensively they allowed all four goals in the final 21:52 of the game. "Right now there needs to be a total commitment to turning this around," associate coach Rick Bowness said. "Everyone's got to do their part to make it happen." Defenseman Jake Dotchin played an NHL career-high 20:25 on Tuesday.