The Lightning played without their leading goal-scorer, top center Brayden Point, who was scratched for missing a team meeting prior to the morning skate. It forced the team to scramble just to get enough players to fill its roster, recalling 22-year-old forward Jack Finley from AHL Syracuse to make his NHL debut as the 12th forward.

Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Darren Raddysh may face discipline from the NHL Player Safety after injuring a Bruins forward with a dirty hit to the head.

The Boston Bruins received some big news Wednesday morning after an announcement confirmed two injured players were present at practice today. Following their 6-2 win against the Tampa Bay Lightning Tuesday night,

Welcome back to NHL Predictions. Each day, Last Word on Hockey takes a look at the games that are scheduled and then offers insight and analysis to help predict who will be victorious in head-to-head matchups.

Second Period_1, Tampa Bay, Cirelli 16 (Hagel, McDonagh), 14:07 (sh). 2, Tampa Bay, Eyssimont 4 (McDonagh, Paul), 19:10. Advertisement Article continues below this ad Third Period_3, Boston ...

The game will mark the sixth NHL regular-season outdoor game for the Bruins and first Stadium Series appearance

First Period_1, Boston, Frederic 7 (Poitras, Coyle), 4:24. 2, Boston, Wotherspoon 1 (Zacha, Pastrnak), 9:31. Second Period_3, Boston, Marchand 16 (Pastrnak), 1:13. 4 ...

First Period_None. Penalties_Zacha, BOS (Tripping), 8:56; Zadorov, BOS (Slashing), 13:41. Second Period_1, Tampa Bay, Cirelli 16 (Hagel, McDonagh), 14:07 (sh). 2 ...

Second Period_1, Tampa Bay, Cirelli 16 (Hagel, McDonagh), 14:07 (sh). 2, Tampa Bay, Eyssimont 4 (McDonagh, Paul), 19:10. Third Period_3, Boston, Lohrei 2 (Peeke ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers suffered an excruciating upset loss to an upstart Washington Commanders team in the Wild Card round of the playoffs, but the team is in good position to compete in 2025. Tampa Bay retains the majority of its production,

Coming back on four separate occasions, the Montreal Canadiens’ first lead of their Sunday night tilt against the New York Rangers ended up the 5-4 overtime winner.

In the hockey world, this is the roadmap of Jon Cooper’s career, a meandering journey that started in his western Canadian hometown and featured stops in places like Green Bay, Wisconsin and Texarkana, Arkansas before culminating in helping to bring a pair of Stanley Cup titles to the Sunshine state (2021, 2022) as coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning.