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The Tampa Bay Lightning took home the home opener win against Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals.
The Tampa Bay Lightning took home the home opener win against Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals.
A first period goal was the ice breaker the New York Rangers needed en route to blowing out the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Tampa Bay Lightning wrapped up the 2026 exhibition schedule on Saturday with a 3-2 preseason shootout victory over the Florida Panthers.
The Tampa Bay Lightning fell to the Florida Panthers in their third preseason match as Bolts skaters fight for roster spots.
the Tampa Bay Lightning suffered a 3-2 overtime loss to the Nashville Predators on Tuesday.
Greg Wolf and Braydon Coburn host the Block Party, presented by Jai Alai IPA, to talk Tampa Bay Lightning Hockey, the NHL and life in general with great guests from all aspects of hockey. New episodes drop every Wednesday during hockey season.
This week on Block Party, hosts Greg Wolf and Braydon Coburn sit down with Tampa Bay Lightning forward Conor Geekie for a wide-ranging and hilarious conversation about life on and off the ice. From his development journey and time in Syracuse to becoming a key part of the Lightning locker room culture, Geekie opens up about the growth that's helped him reach the next level of his game. Geekie shares how working with renowned skating coach Barb Underhill helped transform his skating, discusses the confidence he's gained as a player, and explains why switching to No. 94 has become part of his identity. He also takes fans behind the scenes of his recent engagement, wedding planning in Saskatchewan, his role as the team's unofficial DJ, gaming habits, Star Wars obsession, and the NHL rule he'd most like to change. Plus, hear stories about slow-pitch softball tournaments, hockey superstitions, stick customization, locker room music, and the close bond shared by the Lightning's young core. Timestamps 00:15 - Welcoming Conor Geekie back to Block Party 02:21 - Growth since last appearance: skating, development & confidence 08:44 - Engagement story and proposal details 11:19 - Saskatchewan wedding socials explained 13:24 - Wedding planning and getting married back home 15:48 - Conor's role as the Lightning locker room DJ 18:28 - What music do NHL players listen to? 19:29 - Geek Squad sponsorships, haircuts and hockey flow 21:01 - Syracuse development, competition and support among prospects 23:19 - Why No. 94 feels right 26:10 - Stick superstitions, initials and equipment habits 31:18 - Gaming, Rocket League, Rainbow Six & Farming Simulator 33:07 - Fashion advice, game-day outfits and Amazon shopping 35:17 - Star Wars fandom and building a lightsaber 36:49 - "Game Changer" NHL rule debate 39:04 - Final thoughts and season outlook ⚡ Subscribe for new episodes of Block Party, featuring exclusive conversations with your favorite Tampa Bay Lightning players, coaches and personalities. #TampaBayLightning #ConorGeekie #BlockPartyPodcast #NHL #BoltsNation #LightningHockey #HockeyPodcast #BraydonCoburn #GregWolf #TampaBaySports See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this special live edition of Block Party, hosts Greg Wolf and Braydon Coburn welcome one of the most influential figures in Tampa Bay sports history, Jeff Vinik, Owner and Chairman of the Tampa Bay Lightning, for an unforgettable conversation in front of a live audience. Jeff opens up about his recovery from a serious snowmobiling accident in Norway, reflects on the journey from purchasing the Lightning in 2010 to building a perennial Stanley Cup contender, and shares behind-the-scenes stories about bringing Steve Yzerman, Todd Leiweke, and championship culture to Tampa. The conversation also dives into Water Street Tampa, the Lightning Community Heroes program, the organization's future under partners Doug Ostrover and Mark Lipschultz, memorable Stanley Cup celebrations, favorite hockey stories, music, philanthropy, and why Tampa Bay has become one of the NHL's premier destinations. Plus, Jeff shares candid thoughts on leadership, ownership, community impact, and what excites him most about the next era of Lightning hockey. Whether you're a lifelong Bolts fan or interested in leadership, business, and building a winning culture, this is an episode you won't want to miss. ⚡ Topics Include: Jeff Vinik's snowmobiling accident and recovery The evolution of the Tampa Bay Lightning Hiring Steve Yzerman and Todd Leiweke Water Street Tampa and downtown development Lightning Community Heroes and philanthropy Stanley Cup memories and celebrations The future of the Lightning organization Young players to watch this season Leadership lessons and ownership philosophy Green Day, hockey, and favorite personal stories #TampaBayLightning #JeffVinik #BlockPartyPodcast #NHL #HockeyPodcast #BoltsNation #TampaBay #LightningCommunityHeroes #WaterStreetTampa #StanleyCup #RyanCallahan #GregWolf #TampaSports #SportsBusiness #Leadership See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this week’s Block Party podcast, presented by Jai Alai IPA, Greg Wolf and Braydon Coburn are joined by Tampa Bay Lightning General Manager Julien BriseBois to discuss the team’s outlook moving forward after a 4th straight exit in the first round, some of the young players making an impact, the Bolts identity, The Syracuse Crunch’s season and his Olympics experience in Milan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
<p><strong>Lightning Power Lunch</strong> is your daily destination for everything Tampa Bay Lightning. Join Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli every weekday as they break down the latest news, analyze the biggest storylines, discuss key performances, and provide insider insight on the Bolts. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just looking to stay connected with the team, Lightning Power Lunch keeps you informed and up to date all season long.</p>
Nikita Kucherov is now the all-time leading scorer in Tampa Bay Lightning history. On today's episode of Lightning Power Lunch, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli reflect on Kucherov surpassing Steven Stamkos atop the franchise record book, discuss where he ranks among the greatest players in NHL history, and why his legacy continues to grow with every season. The guys also break down the Lightning's weekend road trip, including a tough loss in Colorado and an overtime defeat in Utah. They discuss why earning three of six possible points was still a positive outcome, how scheduling challenges impacted the trip, and why Dennis Hildeby's performance helped the Lightning escape Utah with a valuable point in the standings. Plus, a deep dive into Conor Geekie's impressive goal against Utah, his continued development as an NHL player, Brayden Point's much-needed power-play goal, the Lightning's ongoing faceoff and special teams discussions, and where Tampa Bay sits after an encouraging 7-3-1 start. Topics Discussed Nikita Kucherov becomes the Lightning's all-time scoring leader Where Kucherov ranks among the greatest Russian players ever Jon Cooper's comments on Kucherov's historic achievement Evaluating the Lightning's 3-of-6 point road trip Why Utah was such a difficult scheduling challenge Dennis Hildeby's strong performance against the Mammoth Colorado's response after back-to-back losses What went wrong against the Avalanche Conor Geekie's breakout goal and continued development Why Geekie's skating improvements are making a difference Brayden Point's power-play goal and offensive outlook Scott Sabourin's physical impact on the fourth line Mikhail Sergachev's leadership role in Utah Andre Tourigny's praise for Kucherov dating back to junior hockey Injury updates on Victor Hedman and Zemgus Girgensons Dominic James and Max Crozier fighting for lineup spots Faceoff struggles and special teams analysis Breaking down the Lightning's penalty kill and power play The Atlantic Division race and Tampa Bay's strong start What the Lightning need to tighten up defensively moving forward Looking ahead to Thursday's matchup with Winnipeg ⚡ Subscribe for daily Tampa Bay Lightning coverage, game previews, postgame analysis, roster discussions, prospect updates, and exclusive interviews all season long. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #LightningPowerLunch #NikitaKucherov #ConorGeekie #BraydenPoint #DennisHildeby #VictorHedman #MikhailSergachev #JonCooper #NHL #BoltsNation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Tampa Bay Lightning begin their first back-to-back of the season tonight against the Colorado Avalanche, and on today's episode of Lightning Power Lunch, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli discuss the latest lineup news, including **Anthony Cirelli missing practice and potentially being unavailable against Colorado. If Cirelli can't go, it could create a major opportunity for Dominic James, who skated alongside Brandon Hagel and Nikita Kucherov during practice. The guys preview tonight's matchup against the Avalanche, examining Colorado's surprising 5-4-1 start despite strong offensive numbers, a plus-11 goal differential and another elite season from Nathan MacKinnon. They discuss why the Avalanche may be a dangerous opponent coming off back-to-back losses and what challenges await the Lightning at Ball Arena. Later, Avalanche radio voice Conor McGahey joins the show to break down Colorado's season, the impact of Cale Makar, the remarkable comeback story of Gabriel Landeskog, concerns surrounding the Avalanche power play, and why Colorado may actually be deeper than last season's Presidents' Trophy-winning team. Plus, discussion on Brent Burns chasing the NHL Iron Man record, Mackenzie Blackwood and Colorado's goaltending situation, a blockbuster trade sending Connor Hellebuyck to New Jersey, and the Lightning's ongoing power-play evolution featuring Charles-Édouard D'Astous and John Carlson. Topics Discussed Anthony Cirelli misses practice and his status for tonight Dominic James' opportunity on a line with Hagel and Kucherov Previewing Lightning vs. Avalanche Colorado's surprising start despite strong underlying numbers Nathan MacKinnon's hot start to the season Why the Avalanche are determined to avoid a third straight regulation loss Conor McGahey joins the show How Cale Makar's injury affected Colorado's playoff run Why the Avalanche may be deeper than last year's team Gabriel Landeskog's comeback and current role Colorado's power-play struggles Mackenzie Blackwood vs. Scott Wedgewood in net Brent Burns pursuing the NHL Iron Man streak record Connor Hellebuyck traded to the New Jersey Devils Lightning power-play discussion and Charles-Édouard D'Astous' role Could Victor Hedman return to the top power-play unit? Calling NHL games from difficult broadcast locations Why Edmonton remains one of the toughest road broadcasts in hockey Looking ahead to the Utah Mammoth matchup ⚡ Subscribe for daily Tampa Bay Lightning coverage, game previews, postgame reaction, roster analysis, prospect updates, and exclusive interviews all season long. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #LightningPowerLunch #AnthonyCirelli #DominicJames #NikitaKucherov #NathanMacKinnon #CaleMakar #ConnorMcGahey #ColoradoAvalanche #VictorHedman #NHL #BoltsNation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
As the Tampa Bay Lightning prepare for their first back-to-back of the season with games against the Colorado Avalanche and Utah Mammoth, Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli discuss potential lineup changes, roster management, and what to expect from one of the toughest travel stretches of the early season. With questions surrounding Anthony Cirelli, Dominic James, Max Crozier, and Scott Sabourin, the conversation focuses on how the coaching staff may approach the upcoming games. The guys also dive into one of hockey's hottest topics: analytics versus the eye test. Dave and Greg discuss how NHL teams use analytics internally, why some public metrics can be difficult to quantify, how coaches evaluate players beyond the box score, and what fans should consider when analyzing player performance. Later, Lucas Favale, voice of the Syracuse Crunch, joins the show to provide an in-depth update on the Lightning's top prospects. The discussion includes Sam O'Reilly's development, his faceoff success in the AHL, the progress of Noah Steen, Lucas Mercuri, Dylan Duke, Tomas Kralovic, and the continued leadership of Jakob Pelletier in Syracuse. Plus, thoughts on backup goalie usage during back-to-backs, Andrei Vasilevskiy's long-term future, the importance of faceoffs, and a look around the NHL involving Brady Tkachuk, Dylan Larkin, and player movement across the league. Topics Discussed Preparing for the Lightning's first back-to-back of the season Potential lineup changes featuring Dominic James, Max Crozier and Scott Sabourin Analytics vs. the eye test in player evaluation How NHL teams use analytics internally Why public analytics don't always tell the full story Evaluating Gage Goncalves' impact beyond the scoresheet Turnovers, scoring chances and hockey analytics debate Syracuse Crunch season update Sam O'Reilly's development and faceoff success Noah Steen's adjustment to North American hockey Lucas Mercuri's physical style and NHL upside Dylan Duke's start to the AHL season Tomas Kralovic's emergence Jakob Pelletier's leadership and NHL aspirations The importance of playoff experience at the AHL level Managing goaltenders in back-to-back situations Andrei Vasilevskiy's long-term outlook Faceoffs and why they remain an important metric Brady Tkachuk's return to Ottawa Dylan Larkin and the challenges of trade requests Ron Duguay's impact on the game and legacy ⚡ Subscribe for daily Tampa Bay Lightning coverage, game previews, postgame analysis, prospect updates, roster discussions, and exclusive interviews throughout the 2026-27 season. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #LightningPowerLunch #SamOReilly #LucasFavali #SyracuseCrunch #AndreiVasilevskiy #DominicJames #MaxCrozier #JakobPelletier #NHL #BoltsNation See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
<p>Join Tampa Bay Lightning insiders Gabby Shirley and Ben Pierce as they take you behind the scenes with exclusive access, a look ahead, and fun segments that bring the Bolts to life. New episodes are released every Monday and are presented by Penelope Bourbon.</p>
The Tampa Bay Lightning head out on their longest road trip of the season, and there's plenty to discuss on this week's Into The Blue, presented by Penelope Bourbon. Gabby Shirley and Ben Pierce break down what the Lightning need to do to translate their dominant home success into wins on the road as the team prepares for matchups against Vegas, Colorado, and Utah. The duo also dives into Dominic James' impressive return to the lineup, his growing role within the organization, and why his speed continues to make an impact every time he steps on the ice. Plus, Nikita Kucherov sits just four points away from becoming the franchise's all-time scoring leader, setting up what could be a historic week for the Lightning. Gabby and Ben also answer fan questions about Yanni Gourde's eventual return, Pierre-Édouard Bellemare's transition to player development, and wrap things up with Plus/Minus featuring new broadcast opportunities, travel challenges, and some very relatable packing struggles. Timestamps 0:00 Welcome in & previewing the upcoming road trip 1:00 Why the Lightning need better road starts 5:26 Dominic James returns to the lineup 6:04 What makes Dominic James so effective 10:49 Where Dominic James can fit throughout the lineup 13:48 Nikita Kucherov closing in on franchise scoring history 15:02 Kucherov's recent play and postgame comments 17:40 Just how impressive Kucherov's numbers really are 21:12 Blue Line Mailbag begins 23:20 Where does Yanni Gourde fit when he returns? 33:54 Pierre-Édouard Bellemare's move behind the bench 39:35 Plus: Gabby hosts the Lightning broadcast 42:52 Plus: Ben's first appearance on the TV broadcast 47:00 Minus: Last-minute road trip packing 48:41 Minus: Surviving a week of late-night puck drops 50:15 Programming note for next week's episode 50:40 Final thoughts & Kucherov milestone watch With Kucherov on the verge of history, Dominic James making a strong early impact, and a challenging road trip ahead, Gabby and Ben cover everything Lightning fans need to know on this week's episode of Into The Blue. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Five games into the season, the Tampa Bay Lightning sit atop the Atlantic Division with a 4-1-0 record and winners of four straight. This week on Into The Blue, Gabby Shirley and Ben Pierce discuss the players who have impressed them most through the opening stretch, including Pontus Holmberg and Ilya Mikheyev, while looking at what's fueling the Lightning's hot start. The conversation then shifts to Nikita Kucherov's pursuit of the franchise scoring record, expectations for the rematch with the Rangers, and potential tweaks to a power play that is beginning to show signs of life. Plus, another edition of Blue Line Mailbag, insights into life aboard the team plane, Andrei Vasilevskiy's new cat-themed mask, and a breakdown of Scott Sabourin's memorable fight. Timestamps: 0:00 Welcome in & Lightning sitting atop the Atlantic Division 0:49 Most impressive Lightning player through five games 1:08 Why Ben picks Pontus Holmberg 3:29 Gabby's choice: Ilya Mikheyev's impact 5:53 Mikheyev's role on the penalty kill 7:58 Dominic James injury update and return timeline 9:20 Nikita Kucherov's pursuit of the franchise scoring record 14:39 Rangers rematch: What will be different this time? 19:46 Blue Line Mailbag begins 20:13 Power play discussion and potential lineup changes 30:08 Team plane food, snacks, and travel routines 34:41 Andrei Vasilevskiy's new goalie mask 37:39 Signs of life from the Lightning power play 39:20 Scott Sabourin's heavyweight fight 41:01 Hoping Kucherov's milestone happens at home 42:08 Closing thoughts and wrap-up The Lightning are rolling, Kucherov is closing in on history, and the fan mailbag delivers another great set of questions. Tune in for a fun and insightful look inside the team on this week's episode of Into The Blue. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Tampa Bay Lightning are 1-1 through two games, and on this week's Into The Blue, Gabby Shirley and Ben Pierce break down the dramatic difference between Game 1 in New York and the impressive home-opening victory over Washington. The duo discusses the team's renewed intensity, physical play, and commitment to winning battles, plus what Emil Lilleberg's injury means for the blue line as Max Crozier steps into the lineup. They also dive into the Lightning's much-improved power play, provide updates on Dominic James, answer fan questions, and take a look at several major milestones that could be approaching for Nikita Kucherov, Andrei Vasilevskiy, Victor Hedman, and others. Plus, listener questions, behind-the-scenes stories from Blue Carpet arrivals, and another entertaining edition of Plus/Minus. Topics: Intro & Lightning's bounce-back win over Washington What changed from Game 1 to Game 2? Intensity, physicality & winning battles Emil Lilleberg's fight, injury update & timeline for return Max Crozier enters the lineup and what he brings to the blue line Dominic James injury update and potential return date Breaking down the Lightning power play and why John Cooper liked what he saw Blue Line Mailbag: Upcoming Lightning milestones and records to watch Nikita Kucherov's pursuit of the franchise scoring record Do Viel and Charle-Edouard D'Astous know each other from Rimouski? Plus/Minus: First win of the season, Blue Carpet memories, sleep schedules & parenting challenges Closing thoughts and wrap-up Listen now as Gabby and Ben take you behind the scenes of the Tampa Bay Lightning season on another episode of Into The Blue, presented by Penelope Bourbon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
<p>The Lightning Daily Strike Podcast starts every day with the latest info on the Tampa Bay Lightning. In 5 minutes or less you’ll hear from the Lightning coaches and players, Dave Mishkin’s game highlights, interesting stats & figures on the Bolts, news & notes, Syracuse Crunch and Orlando Solar Bears updates plus this date in Lightning History.</p>
The Tampa Bay Lightning are back on the ice today after two days away from the rink, but the biggest story this week happened off the ice. On today's Daily Strike, Steve Versnick recaps another successful edition of Coop's Catch for Kids, as Head Coach Jon Cooper hosted the ninth annual charity event benefiting pediatric cancer research. This year's event raised an incredible $500,000, bringing the total raised since 2016 to more than $2 million. Hear from Jon Cooper and Brandon Hagel as they discuss the impact of the event and the importance of supporting families affected by pediatric cancer. Following the event, several Lightning players headed to St. Petersburg to take in World Series Game 3, where the Tampa Bay Rays fell 10-1 and now face elimination. The Lightning now turn their focus back to hockey as preparations begin for Thursday night's Halloween matchup against the Winnipeg Jets at Benchmark International Arena. In Today's Episode: Coop's Catch for Kids raises $500,000 for pediatric cancer research The event surpasses $2 million raised since its launch in 2016 Hear from Jon Cooper and Brandon Hagel on the event's impact Lightning players attend World Series Game 3 in St. Petersburg The Bolts return to practice after two days off Previewing Thursday night's Halloween game against the Winnipeg Jets First 10,000 fans at Thursday's game receive a Victor Hedman collectible card New episode of Into The Blue previews the week ahead and reflects on Nikita Kucherov's franchise-record setting night Sign up for Bolts Rewards, the Lightning's new fan engagement and loyalty program With a few days between games, the focus shifts from celebration and community impact back to hockey as the Lightning prepare to host one of the NHL's top teams on Halloween Night. Subscribe to Daily Strike for daily Tampa Bay Lightning news, player interviews, game previews, team updates, and everything happening around the Bolts. [Daily Stri...-26 Script | Word] #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #NHL #LightningHockey #JonCooper #BrandonHagel #NikitaKucherov #VictorHedman #CoopsCatch #WinnipegJets #DailyStrike #BoltsNation #HockeyPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
A historic chapter has been added to Tampa Bay Lightning history. On today's Daily Strike, Steve Versnick takes a deeper look at Nikita Kucherov's record-breaking night as he became the franchise's all-time leading scorer, passing Steven Stamkos with his 1,138th career point during Saturday's game against the Utah Mammoth. Kucherov becomes just the fifth player in franchise history to hold the club's all-time scoring record, joining Brian Bradley, Vincent Lecavalier, Martin St. Louis, and Stamkos. Hear from Head Coach Jon Cooper and longtime linemate Brayden Point on what makes Kucherov one of the most dynamic and productive players of his generation and why his place in franchise history is well deserved. We also dive into some incredible numbers behind Kucherov's career, including his dominance against specific opponents and goaltenders, and revisit another memorable road trip performance from the Lightning star. In Today's Episode: Nikita Kucherov becomes the all-time points leader in Lightning history with 1,138 career points Hear from Jon Cooper and Brayden Point on Kucherov's historic achievement Kucherov's remarkable numbers against the Detroit Red Wings, in Toronto, and versus goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky Brayden Point ties Vincent Lecavalier for second in franchise history with 112 power-play goals Point passes Brad Richards for sixth-most power-play points in franchise history Jake Guentzel continues his hot streak with three goals in the last two games and seven on the season Dennis Hildeby moves to 2-0-1 despite suffering his first loss of the season Preview of Thursday's Halloween Night matchup against the Winnipeg Jets at Benchmark International Arena Fans attending Thursday's game can receive a Victor Hedman collectible card as part of the first 10,000 giveaways Bolts Rewards, the new Lightning fan loyalty program, officially launches today in the team app This Day in Lightning History: Andrei Vasilevskiy's shutout of the Washington Capitals on October 26, 2024, while Kucherov extended his season-opening point streak to eight games A preview of this week's Into The Blue podcast featuring a look back at Kucherov's historic night and the upcoming games against Winnipeg and Detroit The Lightning return home after their Western road trip with their superstar now alone atop the franchise record book. The next question: how much higher can Nikita Kucherov raise the bar? Subscribe to Daily Strike for daily Tampa Bay Lightning news, player interviews, game previews, recaps, and everything happening around the organization. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #NHL #LightningHockey #NikitaKucherov #StevenStamkos #BraydenPoint #JakeGuentzel #JonCooper #VictorHedman #AndreiVasilevskiy #DailyStrike #BoltsNation #HockeyPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
History was made Saturday night. On today's Daily Strike, Steve Versnick recaps the Tampa Bay Lightning's 5-4 overtime loss to the Utah Mammoth, a game that featured a franchise-defining milestone from Nikita Kucherov. Despite the defeat, Kucherov recorded career point No. 1,138, passing Steven Stamkos to become the all-time leading scorer in Lightning history. The Lightning and Mammoth traded goals throughout an entertaining back-and-forth contest, with Tampa Bay holding multiple leads before Utah forced overtime and scored the winner just 1:44 into the extra session. The Bolts salvaged a point and finished their three-game road trip with a 1-1-1 record. Hear postgame reaction from Head Coach Jon Cooper, Brayden Point, and Nikita Kucherov as they discuss the game, the team's response after Friday's loss in Colorado, and Kucherov's historic achievement. In Today's Episode: Full recap of the Lightning's 5-4 overtime loss to the Utah Mammoth Nikita Kucherov becomes the franchise's all-time scoring leader with point No. 1,138 Postgame reaction from Jon Cooper, Brayden Point and Kucherov The Lightning earn a point to finish their road trip 1-1-1 Injury updates on Victor Hedman and Zemgus Girgensons Why Tampa Bay returned to a 12-forward, 6-defenseman lineup Preview of Thursday's Halloween Night matchup with the Winnipeg Jets at Benchmark International Arena This Day in Lightning History: Vincent Lecavalier scored the first of his 383 Lightning goals on October 25, 1998 Syracuse Crunch score six straight goals in a 7-2 win over the Lehigh Valley Phantoms, highlighted by a hat trick from Jakob Pelletier Orlando Solar Bears fall 5-3 to the South Carolina Stingrays with Lightning prospect Connor Kurth finding the back of the net The result wasn't what the Bolts wanted, but it was a night that will forever be remembered in franchise history as Nikita Kucherov claimed the top spot on the Lightning's all-time scoring list. Subscribe to Daily Strike for daily Tampa Bay Lightning news, game recaps, player interviews, prospect updates, and everything happening around the organization. #TampaBayLightning #GoBolts #NHL #LightningHockey #NikitaKucherov #StevenStamkos #BraydenPoint #JonCooper #VictorHedman #UtahMammoth #DailyStrike #BoltsNation #HockeyPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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