This characteristic is 1 reason for Bolts' postseason success

Injuries test depth; who's behind private equity fund that owns Bolts; Rangers to watch

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View on the web Go to our home page Subscribe to the Times Friday, June 3, 2022 Forward this to a friend Subscribe to more newsletters Behind closed doors, the Lightning aren’t afraid to talk about hard truths John Romano | One of the reasons for Tampa Bay’s postseason success is that players do not allow bad performances to be swept under the rug. Read more This far into the playoffs, injuries test Lightning’s depth Managing injuries is a challenge for any team in the postseason. It’s getting difficult for the Lightning. Read more A private equity fund owns part of the Lightning. Who owns the fund? Jeff Vinik’s deal with Arctos Sports Partners quietly gave investors worldwide a stake in Tampa Bay’s NHL team. Read more Ah yes, we have seen this version of a Lightning meltdown before John Romano | Do not be too worried about a Game 1 blowout against New York. The Lightning have been here before. Read more Lightning can’t shake off rust in Game 1 loss After a long layoff, Tampa Bay is slow and sloppy in the defensive zone against the Rangers in the conference final opener. Read more A repeat to remember Want to relive the Lightning’s second straight Stanley Cup win? The Tampa Bay Times has a new book for that. Striking Twice commemorates another thrilling NHL championship season. Order yours today! Rangers fans stand out at Amalie Arena’s Lightning watch party For the first time this postseason, fans (even the opposing ones) got to experience a game inside the home arena while the team is on the road. Read more Lightning forward Ross Colton’s ‘disdain’ for the Rangers runs deep The New Jersey native rooted for the Devils growing up, which meant disliking all things Rangers, especially when the teams met in the conference final 10 years ago. Read more These 5 Rangers could be a problem for the Lightning New York bested Carolina in seven games to advance to the Eastern Conference Final against Tampa Bay. Read more Anticipated goalie matchup highlights Rangers-Lightning Notes | Also, Brandon Hagel returns to practice, but still is questionable for Wednesday’s Game 1. Read more Gain unlimited access to Lightning, Buccaneers and Rays coverage for about $1 a week! Subscribe now Stanley Cup playoffs: Lightning vs. Rangers Rangers lead the series 1-0   Game 2: Tonight at Madison Square Garden, New York, 8 p.m. Game 3: Sunday at Amalie Arena, 3 p.m. Game 4: Tuesday at Amalie Arena, 8 p.m. Game 5: Thursday at Madison Square Garden, 8 p.m.* Game 6: June 11 at Amalie Arena, 8 p.m.* Game 7: June 14 at Madison Square Garden, 8 p.m.*   *If necessary Did someone forward this to you? Get Lightning Strikes in your own inbox next time. It's free to subscribe. Sign up here. Contact us Privacy policy Terms, conditions & copyright Standard of accuracy © 2022 • All Rights Reserved Tampa Bay Times • 490 First Avenue South • St. Petersburg, FL 33701 • 727-893-8111 To ensure this email is delivered to your inbox, add custserv@elist.tampabay.com to your address book. You are receiving this email because you signed up for the "Lightning Strikes" newsletter from the Tampa Bay Times. If you’d prefer not to receive updates, you can unsubscribe from this email.