On the same day when Dan Boyle became the last player from the 2004 Stanley Cup title team to retire from professional hockey, the Tampa Bay Lightning announced that Martin St. Louis will become the first player to have his…
Steiner Sports is a provider of all sorts of sports memorabilia, including hockey. They have a lot of different autographed hockey items, including photos, pucks, sticks, and of course, jerseys. While some of the jerseys are just what you would…
Martin St. Louis is going to Sochi. The skilled forward was named to the team after his NHL teammate, Steven Stamkos, was ruled ineligible to play by team doctors. Stamkos was attempting to return to the lineup for the Tampa…
The upcoming season for the Tampa Bay Lightning will have a new look, with the organization icing a team minus Vincent Lecavalier for the first time in 14 years. They will also have a full season under head coach Jon…
It’s easy to say that the season is still young, but with most teams having played seven or eight games, it’s also easy to forget how rapidly this season is progressing. With roughly 40 games left of the regular season,…
The goal of every team during the off-season is to get better. In order to do that, you need to take stock of what you did well, what you did poorly and implement change that will strengthen your weakest points.…
A few days ago, we brought you Sports Illustrated’s poll about the NHL’s most overrated players. Today, we’re gonna take a look at the opposite end of the spectrum. In this SI poll, NHL players voted on who they thought…
Key Offseason Losses: Simon Gagne, Mike Smith, Sean Bergenheim Key Offseason Additions: Mathieu Garon, Bruno Gervais, Matt Gilroy Last Season Ranking: 5th in the East Offense: While a few new faces will grace the roster of the Tampa Bay Lightning…
The New Jersey Devils and winger Zach Parise have come to terms. After what seemed to be a a guaranteed arbitration hearing, both sides have agreed to a 1 year 6 million dollar contract. The 26 year old Minnesota native…
When Martin St. Louis stands on the ice next to his teammates, he looks like somebody’s kid brother. Coming in at a mere 5’9 and less than 180 pounds, in any other situation St. Louis could easily be mistaken for…