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In The Locker Room | Nicknames on Jerseys?
Nicknames on the back of jerseys? We go 'In The Locker Room' to find out.
In The Locker Room | Nicknames
We went ‘In The Locker Room’ to ask players about some of the best nicknames around the league. You’ll love the answers we got!
Player of the Week | Nikita Kucherov
Tampa’s talented right wing and the NHL’s leading scorer, reeled off four consecutive multi-point games over the past week, and also lit up the scoresheet with five points last night.
Be A Player: Rewind | Dan Cloutier
Dan Cloutier talks being drafted by a Stanley Cup Champion team, and how playing goalie for his older brother helped pave the way to his NHL career.
Player of the Week | Louis Domingue
Louis Domingue continued to do his part to help his league-leading Tampa Bay Lightning (23-7-1, 47 points) to a perfect week while extending his personal winning streak to a career-high five games.
McDonagh ditches nickname, but collegiate reputation sticks
What do you get when you rack up a trio of trips to the sin bin in your first U.S. collegiate hockey game? For Ryan McDonagh, it was a sheepish look and a new nickname.
Lightning sign Kucherov to 8-year extension through 2026-27
The Tampa Bay Lightning have signed forward Nikita Kucherov to an eight-year contract extension worth an average of $9.5 million in salary and annual bonuses.
Lightning re-sign J.T. Miller to $26.25 million, 5-year deal
The Tampa Bay Lightning have re-signed forward J.T. Miller to a five-year contract worth $26.25 million.
TLA Rewind: Lindsay praises, presents Award to St. Louis
NHLPA.com looks back at the 2003-04 seasons of Roberto Luongo, Joe Sakic, and Martin St. Louis – who was voted 'most outstanding' by his peers while being commended by Ted Lindsay, who thinks the two have a lot in common!
Playoff Performer of the Night | Ryan Callahan
Ryan Callahan tallied the go-ahead goal while posting his first multi-point outing of the postseason to help the Tampa Bay Lightning take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference Final as part of a 3-2 Game 5 win over the Washington Capitals Saturday night.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Andrei Vasilevskiy
Andrei Vasilevskiy stole the show and another win on the road for the Tampa Bay Lightning with 36 saves in a 4-2 victory over the Washington Capitals to even the Eastern Conference Final Thursday.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Victor Hedman
Victor Hedman scored his first goal of the 2017-18 Stanley Cup Playoffs to extend his point streak (1-10–11) to eight games in a 4-2 Game 3 win over the Washington Capitals to cut their opponent’s Eastern Conference Final series lead in half.
'Fast and fearless', Point making waves this postseason
Brayden Point was determined to make a point when he was added to the Team Orr squad. And did he ever.
Playoff Performer of the Night | Ondrej Palat
For the second straight game, Ondrej Palat cashed in the game-winning goal for the Tampa Bay Lightning – this time to help his team to a 4-1 victory and an Eastern Conference Second Round lead over the Boston Bruins.
My Top 5 | Active Playoff Scoring Defencemen
Which five current NHL D-men get an A-plus when it comes to contributing the most on the scoresheet in the Stanley Cup Playoffs?
Playoff Performer of the Night | Brayden Point
Brayden Point factored on every goal in the Tampa Bay Lightning's 4-2 win Thursday night. In doing so, the 22-year-old became the youngest player in franchise history to record such a feat in Stanley Cup Playoffs action.
Be A Player: Rewind | Brian Savage
Originally aired Feb. 20, Brian Savage and Brett Lindros bring us back to an era of significant change within the Montreal Canadiens organization, and discuss Savage's remarkable recovery from injury.
Dan Girardi: Undrafted and unrelenting
When the New York Rangers decided to buy out the remaining three years of his contract last June, Daniel Girardi called on the same dogged determination he has exhibited throughout his career.
In The Locker Room - Ryan Callahan
We caught up with Ryan Callahan recently and asked him about his favourite NHL arena, fans and more.
Stanley Cups Finals or charity softball tournaments – Kunitz is all in
As soon as the ball rocketed off the bat, Bob Daniels figured the four-time Stanley Cup winner and Olympic gold medalist patrolling centre field wouldn’t bother trying to track it down. But then Chris Kunitz did what his former collegiate hockey coach had already seen countless times.