Category: 2013 NHL Draft

Rumor: Tampa Bay Lightning among teams interested in obtaining Boston Bruins forward Tyler Seguin

By John Fontana | Jun 29th 2013 | 2 min read |

21-year-old Tyler Seguin is being shopped by Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli this weekend before the NHL draft tomorrow. This isn’...

2013 SB Nation NHL mock draft: Final Results

By John Fontana | Jun 29th 2013 | 3 min read |

Conducted between June 5th and June 25th (hey, we had to wait until the playoffs ended to get the draft order all set), the hockey blogs of SB Nation ...

Life immediately after Lecavalier; where do the Tampa Bay Lightning go from here? [UPDATED]

By John Fontana | Jun 28th 2013 | 5 min read |

The storm is in full swing over Tampa Bay’s buyout of Vincent Lecavalier and the gain that one team or another would get from him being signed i...

2013 NHL Draft: Roy wants Nathan MacKinnon

By John Fontana | Jun 24th 2013 | 3 min read |

It was bold enough last week when word crept out by way of Adrian Dater that the Colorado Avalanche would not be selecting Seth Jones as the #1 overal...

2013 NHL Draft: Seth Jones may be available to Lightning after all

By Clare Austin | Jun 20th 2013 | 5 min read |

Late last night, Adrian Dater of the Denver Post posted an article in which Joe Sakic, executive vice-president of the Colorado Avalanche, said the Av...

SB Nation NHL Mock Draft 2013: Tampa Bay Lightning select Seth Jones with 3rd overall pick

By John Fontana | Jun 18th 2013 | 6 min read |

A minstrel of great fame once sang that “life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” As June has come and the...

2013 NHL Draft: [Poll] Who should the Lightning draft at no. 3?

By Clare Austin | Jun 3rd 2013 | 4 min read |

It’s generally assumed that Seth Jones and Nathan MacKinnon will go to the Colorado Avalanche and the Florida Panthers (first and second) when t...

2013 NHL Draft: I got me a "What if?"

By John Fontana | May 31st 2013 | 6 min read |

It was 14 years ago this summer that Brian Burke – then general manager of the Vancouver Canucks, made perhaps the biggest splash in his career ...