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Tyler Johnson, 34, announces retirement after 13 NHL seasons
Former Chicago Blackhawks forward Tyler Johnson, 34, announced his retirement after playing 13 NHL seasons and winning the Stanley Cup twice with the Tampa Bay Lightning, explaining in a Monday social media post that "I'm ready for what's next.
After a brief stint at AHL Syracuse and looks in various camps, the 2023 second-round pick is the next prospect to watch.
Former Tampa Bay Lightning forward and NHL player Nick Tarnasky was allegedly involved in a golf fight that has gone ...
The former first-round draft pick in 2003 will work from AMALIE Arena and looks forward to his new chapter in a familiar ...
The Tampa Bay Lightning have had a much quieter off-season this year than they did last summer. It is understandable, as they ...
The Tampa Bay Lightning receive a grade on their 2025 NHL Draft class following a chaotic week of NHL Free Agency.
Following a 242-game NHL career as a player, Tambellini was hired as an assistant coach at the University of Michigan in 2017 ...
TAMPA — The Lightning on Monday announced a pair of front-office hires to replace two high-level hockey operations officials, ...
The Tampa Bay Lightning have hired Jeff Tambellini as their assistant general manager and director of hockey operations, the ...
For the Tampa Bay Lightning, it’s going to get worse before it gets better. By Mark Lazerus. April 29, 2024. Welcome to post-Cup purgatory, Tampa Bay. Pull up a seat alongside Pittsburgh.
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Tampa Bay Lightning Hire Jeff Tambellini As Assistant General ManagerFormer Player and Development Expert Returns to Bolster Front Office TAMPA, Fla. - The Tampa Bay Lightning announced today ...
Former Seattle Kraken Director of Player Development, Jeff Tambellini, has signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning as Assistant ...
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