Posts About "Cedric Paquette"
Who Should the Lightning Protect?
March 15th, 2017 When Steve Yzerman traded Valtteri Filppula at the deadline, he not only saved the Tampa Bay Lightning $5 million in cap space, he also opened up an expansion draft protection spot. That's important because it increases the depth of forwards that the Lightning can keep from Vegas. Previously, Filppula was on the exempt list,...
Lightning Re-Sign Cedric Paquette, J.T. Brown
June 24th, 2016 The Tampa Bay Lightning have inked new deals with two of their younger players - re-signing Cedric Paquette and J.T. Brown. The 22-year-old Paquette has played the majority of the last two seasons with the Lightning (as well as two games in 2013-14) amassing 31 points (18g-13a) in 122 regular season games. While he hasn’t broken out...
Lightning Lose Palat, Drouin, Paquette; Johnson, Condra Questionable
December 14th, 2015 The struggles in Tampa continue. The team, in dire need of some wins and positivity, will play their upcoming three-game road trip without the services of Ondrej Palat, Jonathan Drouin and Cedric Paquette. None of them will be traveling with the team for the road trip, which begins Monday night against the Columbus Blue Jackets,...
Best and Worst of First Three Drafts of Steve Yzerman
November 30th, 2015 Because the transition for most NHL draft picks can be measured easier by a calendar than a stop watch, the last three drafts are immune from this review. That said; let’s take a closer look at the drafts by the Tampa Bay Lightning in General Manager, Steve Yzerman’s first three years. After being named Vice President and General...
The NHL Dream Lives Here
July 6th, 2015 The Stanley Cup has been won. The 2014-15 season trophies have been awarded. The NHL draft has come and gone and the frenzy that marks the NHL Free Agency period has begun. In other words, the NHL off-season is officially on. For most NHL teams, this also means that for a period of about a week, they have held or will hold their...
Ryan Callahan's Quest For The Cup
June 12th, 2015 Ryan Callahan was named captain of the New York Rangers before the 2011-2012 season. That year the defensive-minded and shot blocking group surprised a lot of people and finished the regular season with 109 points; good for first place in the Eastern Conference. The Rangers of 2011-2012, to me, have a lot of similarities to the...
