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While Point’s last-minute goal is what everyone will remember, the Lightning won the game in front of the net in other ways. Their first two goals were scored on rebounds of shots flung on net by Darren Raddysh, who became the quickest Lightning defenseman to 50 career points with two primary assists.

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Tampa Bay Lightning center Brayden Point (21) cuts around Carolina Hurricanes left wing Eric Robinson (50 ...

The Tampa Bay Lightning's acquisition of star winger Jake Guentzel is paying off in spades, and the Bolts look like a team no one should want to face off against in the playoffs.

After scoring one goal in each of its losses, the Lightning return home to host the Carolina Hurricanes on Tuesday night.

When the Carolina Hurricanes tied Tuesday night’s NHL Eastern Conference fight against the Tampa Bay Lightning midway through the third period, the home team refused to panic. Mired in a four ...

The NHL schedule on Tuesday features a showdown between the Carolina Hurricanes (24-14-2) and the Tampa Bay Lightning (20-15-2), starting at 7:00 PM ET at Amalie Arena and broadcast on FDSSUN.

Nearly two months after knee surgery, Frederik Andersen will return to the Carolina Hurricanes. The Hurricanes activated Andersen off injured reserve on Friday per NHL insider Frank Seravalli.

AdventHealth As the Official Health and Wellness Partner of the Tampa Bay Lightning, AdventHealth will focus its “Patch with a Purpose” contributions on initiatives aimed at improving health and wellness outcomes across the region.

The multi-year partnership will include a roundtrip flight giveaway to Raleigh-Durham for the March 11th game, where the Lightning faces off against the Carolina Hurricanes, concourse and community activations, including promotions at Ford Thunder Alley during Breeze’s annual Kindness Week in November, and in-game promotions.

Brock Nelson is also likely to be moved after spending the first decade-plus of his NHL career with the Islanders. Even though Carolina owns the draft capital to splurge, Nelson offers the most affordable price as a rental becoming an unrestricted free agent at the end of this season.

If you know a Tampa Bay Lightning fan named “Josh” who attended last night’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes at Amalie Arena, you may want to check in on him. Jon Cooper’s Tampa Bay ...