After re-signing Adam Hall earlier today, the Lightning have re-signed the goaltender that helped them get within one goal of the Stanley Cup Final in Dwayne Roloson.
Roloson, 41, native to Simcoe, Ontario is the oldest active goaltender in the NHL but has continued to play like he is getting younger. He has played in 566 NHL games and during his time has posted a 2.65GAA and .910SV%.
In exchange for defensemen, Ty Wishart, Tampa Bay acquired Roloson on January 1st, 2011 from the New York Islanders where he played in 20 games (6-13-1), posted a 2.64 goal against average and .916 save percentage. In the 34 games played with the Lightning, he was 18-12-4 while posting a 2.56 goal against average and a .912 save percentage. Before coming to Tampa Bay, he collected playing time in Calgary, Buffalo, St. Louis, Minnesota, Edmonton, and New York (Islanders).
During the 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Roloson played in a combine 17 games against Pittsburgh, Washington, and Boston. After going do...
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