Cooper: 'Nobody' replacing Stamkos, Guentzel will create own legacy
Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper shut down the notion that marquee signing Jake Guentzel is replacing franchise legend Steven Stamkos."Let's cut this off right away," Cooper said Friday, according to team reporter Gabby Shirley.
Guentzel reflects on a whirlwind year that saw him on three teams in four months, his final Pittsburgh days and chasing ...
With training camp underway for the Lightning, the Lightning power play has a new look for the 2024-25 season.
Here are other takeaways from Day 1 of training camp. The first forward lines of camp had newcomer Cam Atkinson on the right ...
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The Carolina Hurricanes Need a Big Year from Top-Six ForwardThe Carolina Hurricanes are looking for a next-man-up mentality for many players this upcoming season. This includes younger ...
The Pittsburgh Penguins faced some uncertainty last season, and Jake Guentzel's injury was part of it. The star winger was hurt and his future with the team was up in the air, which resulted in an ...
Without Steven Stamkos’ patented one-timer from the left circle, the Lightning are re-inventing a power-play unit that was ...
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Capitals vs. the Metro: Penguins Making Last Pushes with CoreOne of the biggest rivalries for the Washington Capitals in their history is with the Pittsburgh Penguins. They have ...
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Guentzel is Back on the Ice, Skates TodayGuentzel is recovering from right ankle surgery, and Penguins officials have said they expect him to sit out at least the first couple weeks of the regular season. His on-ice session lasted about 45 ...
Given the Lightning's success in recent seasons, it is very easy to agree with Guentzel's opinion about the club's winning ...
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