The world moves on and while we cling to warm memories for comfort, we cannot be lost in them, or our expectations on the present diminishes.

In the summer of 2008, crazy-awful Lightning owners went on a crazy bad player-grabbing spending spree, acquiring playoff standouts like Ryan Malone and Gary Roberts. If you were a crazy awful owner, what playoff standouts would be in your sights?

A big name player scratched from a elimination game being played in the tri-state area, with John Tortorella being the coach who made that decision? I've seen this before...

More than four years ago, a chart by James Mirtle showed (through attendance) how the situation in Tampa was on a torrid decline. Four years later, we revisit that chart to reflect how things have been thriving.

Not so long ago, the Tampa Bay Lightning were affiliated with the Springfield AHL franchise. And things didn't go well. Likewise, the Columbus Blue Jackets - Springfield's current parent club - doesn't have the rosiest of reputations with Crunch fans

Three years ago, Lightning fans were debating why the Bolts would bother with Alex Tanguay over Vinny Prospal.

20 years of Tampa Bay Lightning hockey has given fans three different marks as the team's primary logo.

The Philadelphia Flyers snatching the face of another franchise away, via offer-sheet? That sounds awfully familiar to this Tampa Bay Lightning fan...

It's been eight years, but it remains a day and a feat that fans won't soon forget.

Linking to a past post chronicling the absurdity of NHL officiating. How little has changed in three seasons is unnerving.