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Malkin, Penguins dominate Lightning
Tampa Bay's first visit back to Pittsburgh since a Game 7 first-round series victory against the Penguins shows just how far the teams have come since that memorable April night.
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Bolts notes: Penalty kill big part of recent success
For a good portion of the season, Tampa Bay's penalty kill had been killing its playoff chances.
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5 hours ago
Penalty kill is big part of recent success
For a good portion of the season, Tampa Bay's penalty kill had been killing its playoff chances.
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7 hours ago
Malkin, Pens dominate Lightning
PITTSBURGH Tampa Bay's first visit back to Pittsburgh since a Game 7 first-round series victory against the Penguins shows just how far the teams have come since that memorable April night.
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8 hours ago
Boucher tries not to change chemistry
As the Lightning went on a bit of a run in recent weeks, the team also started to get healthier, with a handful of players coming back from injury.
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1 day ago
Garon, Bolts grind out win over Sabres
BUFFALO, N.Y. Fighting, scrambling and battling continue to provide hope for the Lightning.
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1 day ago
Hit has heads turning, people talking
BUFFALO, N.Y. Dominic Moore turned into a polarizing figure over a 48-hour period in the debate in hockey circles about hits to the head, even when they are not necessarily hits to the head at all.
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1 day ago
Bolts still struggling to gain ground
BUFFALO, N.Y. The Lightning are on a roll, relatively speaking.
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2 days ago
Moore fined for hit on Fedotenko
Tampa Bay Lightning center Dominic Moore was fined the maximum $2,500 for an "interference infraction that caused injury" to New York Rangers forward Ruslan Fedotenko during the third period of Thursday's game.
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2 days ago
Lightning fall to Rangers in overtime, 4-3
The fundamentals of the game do not often lead to fault. But breaks sometimes being what they are, they can result in unfortunate misgivings.
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3 days ago
Lightning let one get away
The fundamentals of the game do not often lead to fault. But breaks sometimes being what they are, they can result in unfortunate misgivings.
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3 days ago
Lightning notes: Malone eyes Saturday return
As Ryan Malone sat at his locker stall Friday removing his hockey equipment inside the visitor's locker room at Madison Square Garden, he tried to catch his breath before answering questions about his playing status.
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3 days ago
Tonight's game: Lightning at Rangers
The Lightning travel to Madison Square Garden to face the New York Rangers.
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4 days ago
Lightning's Hall makes quick return from injury
Less than a week after Adam Hall suffered a partial tear of his left biceps, general manager Steve Yzerman said he was expected to miss eight weeks. It turned out to be much less.
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4 days ago
Lightning notes: Hall makes quick return from injury
Less than a week after Adam Hall suffered a partial tear of his left bicep, general manager Steve Yzerman said he was expected to miss eight weeks. It turned out to be much less.
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4 days ago
Stingy Kings defense too much for Lightning
Kyle Clifford's goal through the legs of Dwayne Roloson midway through the second period helped Los Angeles beat the Lightning 3-1, snapping the Bolts' string of seven consecutive games with at least a point (6-0-1) and dropping them below the .500 mark.
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5 days ago
Bolts notes: Oberg's arrival sparks speculation
For each of Tampa Bay Lightning D Evan Oberg's six recalls earlier in the season, the 22-year-old was brought up mainly as insurance against nagging injuries to Tampa Bay's other defensemen.
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5 days ago
Bolts notes: D Oberg's arrival sparks speculation
TAMPA For each of Tampa Bay Lightning D Evan Oberg's six recalls earlier in the season, the 22-year-old was brought up mainly as insurance against nagging injuries to Tampa Bay's other defensemen.
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5 days ago
Fennelly: Lightning rewarded for jobs well done
It's probably late to make a real playoff run, but at least the Lightning are playing honest to goodness quality hockey, Martin Fennelly writes.
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6 days ago
Old hands St. Louis, Vinny keep Bolts in playoff picture
Knowing when somebody is going to zig and when he is going to zag looks like intuition between teammates. It can't be practiced or mapped out.
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6 days ago
Magic is back for Lightning's old hands
TAMPA Knowing when somebody is going to zig and when he is going to zag looks like intuition between teammates. It can't be practiced or mapped out.
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6 days ago
Lightning being rewarded for jobs well done
So, this is what real, live winning hockey looks like …
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6 days ago
Boucher big fan of Hedman's 'monster' game
TAMPA After Victor Hedman's first game back from injury, Lightning head coach Guy Boucher described the young defenseman's game as "very good.''
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7 days ago
Boucher: Hedman had 'monster game'
After Victor Hedman's first game back from injury, Lightning head coach Guy Boucher described the young defenseman's outing as "very good.''
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7 days ago
Rookie season an adjustment for Connolly
One game after being a healthy scratch for the first time, rookie LW Brett Connolly was back in the lineup Saturday.
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8 days ago
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