BEN BISHOP RUMORS & GOSSIP
Steven Stamkos to return to Lightning Thursday
Tampa Bay Lighting star Steven Stamkos will return to the lineup Thursday. Stamkos tweeted this morning: “Just left the doctors office. Got the green light. See you tomorrow Bolts fans. Excited to be back !!” The Lightning host the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night. Stamkos had targeted the March 6 game for his return. Stamkos has 14 goals in 17 games this season. He suffered...
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2 days ago
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Video- Who Deserved The Penalty?
I would have liked to see a no-call, but you can decide.
Pick one, Alex Steen,Ben Bishop or no-call?
Via Kukla's Korner
2 days ago
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Michael Stuart: St. Louis Scores Two as Lightning Down Stars
Just as they did on Thursday in Nashville, the Tampa Bay Lightning built up an early two goal lead today in Dallas. Just as they did on Thursday in Nashville, the Tampa Bay Lightning followed up by being grossly outplayed for the last two periods of play. Unlike in that Nashville game, however, the Lightning were able to manufacture a victory. Thanks to some great goaltending...
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5 days ago
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Bishop's upper-body injury has Bolts' bench boss concerned
Just from the standpoint of time off, the Olympic break is helpful to some National Hockey League clubs, not so much for others. But from an individual player status, there's little doubt that the chance to rest and heal various aggravating bumps and bruises is most welcome.Every day a player is able to rest, bruises start to dissipate, broken bones knit together, brain...
Via Sports Injury Alert
23 days ago
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WATCH: Brandon Prust gets into it with Lightning goalie
No one knows what was said by Montreal Canadiens forward Brandon Prust to Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop but something clearly got Bishop upset. Then when Bishop came out at Prust, he cup checked him and set off both teams. Personally, I think that some of the refs need to be held responsible for not making sure Prust went to the bench and Prust should definitely be suspended...
Via Diehardsport
February 01, 2014
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Tampa Bay Lightning Goalie Ben Bishop Leaves Game
When the Tampa Bay Lightning headed into the Canadian Tire Centre to faceoff with the Ottawa Senators tonight, they were prepared for a tough game; however, nothing could prepare them for what would happen in the opening minutes. Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Ben Bishop was forced to leave the game with an Upper Body Injury.
It all went down at just 1:49 in the first period.
The...
Via Pro Sports Daily
January 30, 2014
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BREAKING: Lightning's Ben Bishop Leaves Game
Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Ben Bishop left Thursday night's game in the first period and will not return, as reported by Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune. The injury occurred on Ottawa's first goal. Bishop needed help to leave the ice.Bishop dove to make a save and got hit by teammate Nikita Kucherov's knee on the back of his head. He played only 1:49. Anders...
Via Sports Injury Alert
January 30, 2014
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Bishop’s back in stellar form in win over Rangers
With pucks zipping around the boards, bodies flying around the crease and chaos ensuing all around, Ben Bishop took a small stride to slide out to the top of his crease to snare a 52-foot slap shot from Derrick Brassard with his glove.
In a moment of serenity, Bishop stood there, glove outstretched with the puck protected in the webbing, calmly and confidently making sure everybody...
Via Pro Sports Daily
January 15, 2014
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Lightning goalie Ben Bishop on IR, eligible to come off Tuesday
TAMPA, Fla. -- Ben Bishop's injury may not be as serious as first thought.
The Tampa Bay Lightning goalie, who has 22 victories, has been out on injured reserve with a sprained right wrist and is eligible to return next Tuesday, the team said Thursday.
He had been listed as day-to-day with an upper-body injury, after he left early in the first period of a loss to the Edmonton...
Via Fox Sports Florida
January 09, 2014
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Lightning sign Bishop to two-year extension
TAMPA, Fla. Ben Bishop will stay with the Tampa Bay Lightning for at least a few more years.
The fourth-year goalie was signed to a two-year extension, the team announced Monday. Bishop has appeared in six games with the Lightning after he was acquired from the Ottawa Senators at the April 3 trade deadline. He has earned a 2-3-0 record with a .916 save percentage and a 3.21 goals...
Via Fox Sports Florida
April 15, 2013
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