The Tampa Bay Lightning have released a unique fan cruise called “Bolts on Board” that will sail to the Bahamas and back and will feature famous guests like Dave Andreychuk, Phil Esposito, and the Stanley Cup. The cruise will take off in the beginning of January, 2024. Tickets are on sale now. This post is not sponsored, although we definitely should’ve asked.
Some fans found a handful of Bolts at some offseason training.
Mikhail Sergachev was in Windsor for an ALS charity game.
The big boat called hockey season is finally visible over the horizon (unless you’re a flat earther) as NHL teams are starting to announce training camp schedules.
Also starting up again are professional tryout contracts. Got any names for the Bolts to call in for an interview?
The marketing campaign for NHL 24 is rolling with Cale Makar sharing his thoughts about the franchise in this story.
In a reminder to Canadians that they are bigoted, too, Hockey Canada has shared the equality and fairness plan and changes that were enforced on them by the bodies that hold them to account. The plan details more fair hiring practices and investing in growing hockey for marginalized groups, including girls hockey. The plan is also mostly to help bring sponsors back.
The IIHF Men’s World Championships schedule for the tournament in Czechia is out.
