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Lightning Alumni Glen Metropolit on the Lightning vs Montreal series and Bell Centre.

Game 6 in Montreal had everything you expect from playoff hockey – pace, chaos, turnovers, and elite goaltending. But for Tampa Bay, structural issues continue to chase them. To start, lineup decisions raised questions. Crozier was left out, and D’Astous was back in after missing four games. With Brayden Point (one goal) and Anthony Cirelli’s (two assists) offensive struggles, the coaching staff doesn’t seem to have any interest in changing anything. There is no presence near

The Tampa Bay Lightning are reeling after a punishing four-game road trip. This stretch didn’t uncover new weaknesses—it put all existing issues under a glaring spotlight. Losing three of four—2-4 in Buffalo, 2-6 in Ottawa, 1-2 in Montreal, and 2-1 in Boston—reveals all the cracks. The first-round opponent and dates remain uncertain, but serious concerns must be addressed before the playoffs begin. Key Takeaways 1. The Lightning can’t get through the Buffalo Sabres and Montr

A Closer Look at the Tampa Bay Lightning’s Recent Struggles, from leadership to defensive issues.

Who can say Florida is not a hockey-oriented state?! It may not have a D1 program, but five professional teams call Florida home. They...