Tampa Bay Lightning surge to first place in the NHL’s Eastern Conference with seven straight wins. Nikita Kucherov’s explosive scoring and Brayden Point’s return to form power the Bolts’ offense, as the team averages five goals per game. Can this top line be slowed by anyone in the league?

The Tampa Bay Lightning continue to roll with a 5th straight win in Anaheim on Wednesday afternoon. What are some big stories to watch for in 2026? Are there storylines you are looking forward to watching develop? Nick Morgan and Greg Stephen discuss the players and stories they're watching in 2026 and give bold predictions about the future of the Lightning for the new calendar year. 0:00 Biggest stories for 2026 15:13 What we're looking forward to watching develop 23:18 Bold predictions

The Tampa Bay Lightning are sitting in a solid place in the NHL standings at the midway point so far. What are some of the most impressive elements of the Lightning so far this season? Which guys have stepped up? Which players have surprised us the most? Not only are there many impressive and surprising elements to the Tampa Bay Lightning so far, but the NHL has seen many different things across the league. Connor McDavid climbed his way to the top of the points leaderboard, the Colorado Avalanche only have 2 regulation losses, and so much more! 0:00 Midseason Lightning Review & Impressions 11:35 Biggest NHL Surprises 20:09 Impressive NHL Stats & Achievements

We continue our recap of the Tampa Bay Lightning's top storylines of 2025!

Part 1 of our Lightning Year-In-Review special begins with a special look at the Bolts' increasing hatred of the Florida Panthers.

Christmas marks the unofficial midway point of the NHL season. What have we learned about the Lightning so far?

From the Panthers, to the NHL, to Ilya Sorokin, to the Olympic Hockey organizers -- here are the grievances Tampa Bay Lightning fans would like to air for 2025.

Tampa Bay Lightning pull off an incredible come-from-behind 6-4 win against the Carolina Hurricanes, sparked by Ryan McDonagh’s highlight-reel five-hole goal and huge contributions from depth players like Jack Finley and Dominic James. Can the Lightning’s depth power them through a tough stretch of injuries and inconsistent starts to cement their place as playoff contenders?

Tampa Bay Lightning’s home ice advantage is fading fast—can they bounce back before injuries derail the season?

Tampa Bay Lightning seek a pre-holiday spark as injury returns loom and offensive depth demands attention. Can Brayden Point’s recent hot streak and Nikita Kucherov’s firepower re-energize the Bolts for three crucial home games against the Los Angeles Kings, Carolina Hurricanes, and St. Louis Blues?

After the Tampa Bay Lightning dropped a game to the Florida Panthers this week, many fans expected some type of action from the Department of Player Safety after Seth Jones delivered a questionable hit on Brandon Hagel. These fans were left disappointed when no action was taken against the defenseman. Nick Morgan and Greg Stephen break down the DOPS decision, Brayden Point's sudden return to form, and even give their holiday wish lists for the Tampa Bay Lightning on today's episode.

Tampa Bay Lightning stumble in a bruising 5-2 loss to the Florida Panthers as injuries threaten to unravel their season.

The Tampa Bay Lightning fell to the New York Islanders in a shootout on Saturday afternoon by a score of 2-3. The Isles defensive mindedness has given the Bolts a difficult time this season, as they completed the season sweep of the Lightning, 3-0. The Lightning also lost Emil Lilleberg to injury, and he was placed on the IR. How will this impact the Bolts moving forward? Can Santini and Carlile provide enough contributions to the defense to fill the void left by Mcdonagh, Hedman, Lilleberg, and Cernak? 0:00 Isles postgame 11:07 Injuries and Roster shake ups 21:17 Battle of Florida preview

Tampa Bay Lightning erupt for 14 goals in two games—are they emerging as a top NHL contender?

The Tampa Bay Lightning snapped their losing streak Tuesday night in Montreal, but can they keep the momentum going against a banged up Devils squad tonight in New Jersey? Can Jonas Johansson stay hot? Nick and Greg discuss Darren Raddysh's recent elite play, Hedman's injury resulting in his placement on the IR, and provide thoughts and predictions on tonight's eastern conference rumble with Nico Hischier and the New Jersey Devils. 0:00 Darren Raddysh deep dive 12:43 Keys to tonight's game in New Jersey 21:45 TBL vs NJD Picks & Predictions

The Tampa Bay Lightning defeated their divisional opponent, the Montreal Canadiens, last night by a score of 6 - 1. The Bolts were seemingly dominant throughout this game and made a statement return to the win column in the second game of their back to back set in Canada. Jonas Johansson continued his elite play and reached 50 saves on his last 52 shots on goal in last night's game. Victor Hedman left the game with an injury and did not return, with no update on his status quite yet. Brayden Point looked like the player fans are used to seeing out there, after a concerning start to the season for the star center.

Tampa Bay Lightning dropped a fourth game in a row against the Toronto Maple Leafs last night in Toronto. Despite Jojo's excellent goaltending, the Lightning failed to pick up the win and were shut out for the second time in a row. The Bolts face another Atlantic division rival tonight, where they will face the Montreal Canadiens in Canada at 7pm EST. This is a four point swing in the division, and the Lightning will need elite play from Nikita Kucherov, Brayden Point, and Jake Guentzel if they want to secure this road victory.

Tampa Bay Lightning face turbulence after a seven-game win streak crashes into three consecutive losses.

A controversial call with a minute left dooms the Lightning in their 4-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins. Did replay rob the Bolts of a come-from-behind win?

Ryan McDonagh inks a new extension with the Tampa Bay Lightning as Jon Cooper faces a dilemma on defense: which blueliners sit out once Mac, Victor Hedman, and Erik Cernak return from injury?