MORE
Most Recent Entries
- Mike Smith returns to the Lightning net
- Hot goalie gets nod again
- Forbes values Lightning No. 18
- Szczechura recalled
- Miller claimed by Red Wings
- Miller placed on waivers
- Reminder: Appearances tonight
- Opionions on Chris Neil hit on Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman
- Pregame Lightning notes, Ryan Craig back with the team
- Early notes before Lightning game vs. Philadelphia
- Jeff Greene out as potential Lightning investor
- Tocchet's bullet: ice time
- Video of the Lightning's "Naked Shootout''
- Lightning partake in a round of "Naked Shootout'' after practice
- Time change announced for Nov. 2
Monthly Archives
Forum: Talk Lightning
|
Here is the lineup for tonight’s home preseason finale against Detroit.
Vinny Prospal-Brad Richards-Marty St. Louis
Jan Hlavac-Andreas Karlsson-Jason Ward
Nick Tarnasky-Craig MacDonald-Andre Roy
Mathieu Darche-Kyle Wanvig
Filip Kuba-Shane O’Brien
Paul Ranger-Brad Lukowich
Bryce Lampman-Doug Janik
Mike Lundin
Karri Ramo
Johan Holmqvist
Chris Gratton still out with his eye injury. Saw him walking around the locker room area and his eye looks better, but not sure about how much his vision has cleared up.
Vinny Lecavalier skated today, but is being held out for precautionary reasons.
Ryan Craig did not skate and arrived at the rink holding an MRI exam folder in his hand. No further update was given and he is still listed as day-to-day with back spams.
Michel Ouellet took part in practice today but will not play. John Tortorella hopes to have him in the lineup in one of the two final games either at Detroit Thursday or at Dallas Friday.
Dan Boyle was not at the rink, although he is expected to be on the ice in the next two days (minus a stick, of course). Tortorella said he fully believes Boyle will be back and ready to play by four weeks at the latest. He mentioned that the issue with Boyle is one certain motion when rotating the stick. He is able to hold a stick, but he won’t for the time being.
Tortorella also expressed to the media today that he won’t be talking about injuries to us any more after today (assuming no more pop up) because he doesn’t want the players using them as an excuse. He spoke at length at the opportunities other players will have to step up and fill some of the void left with Boyle’s absence - both the established players such as Shane O’Brien, Filip Kuba and Brad Lukowich, but also the Bryce Lampmans, Doug Janiks and Matt Smabys (even Mike Lundin).
Advertisement
Send Us Your Comments |
Terms & Conditions |
* Comments Must Include Full Name And Location
