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They added a lot but are they really good or just pretty good?

Lauren Kelly takes you through the Tampa Bay Lightning's 29th-ranked prospect pool going into the 2024-25 NHL season, with tools grades and scouting reports on its 15 best players.

Goal-scoring is on the rise, so how many 40-goal scorers can we expect to see in the 2024-25 NHL season?

Utah undoubtedly improved its roster this summer, but did next to nothing up front.

J.D. Burke and Jfresh team up to look at their winners, losers, and big takeaways from the first day of NHL free agency in the 2024 offseason.

Michael Clifford explores the top of the 2024 free agent class and how their potential new homes could impact their fantasy stock moving forward.

Free agent frenzy is finally upon us, and after a couple seasons of flat caps and disappointing UFA classes, this one is shaped up to be an absolute banger.Teams shopping...

The Dallas Stars are tied up in their series with the Vegas Golden Knights, and it's all because of a 20-year-old forward.

This could very well be the end of an era.

It's early, and the Tampa Bay Lightning have the talent to turn things around in an instant, but there are some concerning signs with this team.

There are questions to answer, but they won't be too hard.

JFresh continues his rankings series analyzing the top 20 centres in the NHL entering the 2022-23 season.

Abbey Mastracco looks at the key factors in the Colorado Avalanche's 2022 Stanley Cup championship win over the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Ondrej Palat's 12th Stanley Cup Playoff game-winner helped the Tampa Bay Lightning stave off elimination against the Colorado Avalanche. Abbey Mastracco with details in Denver on his career ascent.

Game 2 was an absolute bloodbath. EP Rinkside senior columnist Ryan Lambert is hoping Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final won't be.

JFresh breaks down the clash of the titans in the Stanley Cup Final using stats gathered by TopDownHockey and AllThreeZones.

Dimitri Filipovic and Ryan Lambert help get you ready for the four first round matchups out East, by highlighting one specific trend to watch for each team heading into the postseason.

The Panthers and the Lightning are really good but there's a single game this weekend that's the opposite of that. It's the final week of the NHL season and EP Rinkside senior columnist has his three stars.

There have only been two 60-goal seasons in the salary cap era and Auston Matthews seems poised to obliterate that mark. EP Rinkside's Ryan Lambert crunches the WAR numbers to determine where he stands among the greats.

Did you see all the guys reach their little milestones this week? Pretty cool. EP Rinkside senior columnist Ryan Lambert has those milestones, a feel-good hometown story and improbable records in this week's 3 Stars.

The EP Rinkside 3 Stars returns this week with a look at an on-the-nose metaphor for the Philadelphia Flyers season, the Arizona Coyotes rent strike, and the king staying the king in Tampa Bay.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are managing to weather the storm early without Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, or Bryan Rust, but other teams aren't doing quite as well early. That, and more, in this week's What we Learned.

The Tampa Bay Lightning accomplished the exceptionally rare feat of winning back-to-back Stanley Cups in the Salary Cap Era. Now, they're going to have to pay the piper. Ryan Lambert looks at where they go from here.

It looks like the Tampa Bay Lightning are destined for their second Stanley Cup win in nine months. Enjoy it. Celebrate it. Relish it for all its worth, while you still can. They're the subject of this week's "What we Learned," by Ryan Lambert.