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  • weaver21
    Rookie
    • Nov 2008
    • 54

    #1

    Ride The Lightning - Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL 11)

    Lightning looking to make the playoffs once more
    Things are looking up for Tampa Bay as Stamkos looks to build on career year last season



    TAMPA BAY, FL - It seems like when the Tampa Bay Lightning won the Stanley Cup back in 2004... all that seems like a distant memory for Lightning fans.

    Ever since that faithful season, the Lightning have only been to the post-season two times and have been ousted in the first round both times. Then things began to get worse... the Lightning went from a playoff team to a 31-win team and then to a league-worst 24 wins.

    But then something changed... a 19-year old kid from Markham, Ontario emerged onto the scene and changed the face of the Lightning face once again. Steven Stamkos made the NHL take notice and he lived up to his hype by producing a 95 point season, which included 51 goals and 44 assists.

    Just like that, even though the Lightning didn't make the playoffs, they improved their wins by 10 up to 34 wins on the season. Lightning fans knew they had something special in Stamkos, and the 2010-2011 season for Tampa Bay fans couldn't arrive sooner.

    With the emergence of Stamkos, a possible breakout year from Victor Hedman, and led by a core of veterans including captain Vincent Lecavalier, Martin St. Louis and new addition Simon Gagne, the Lightning's future might be looking a bit brighter coming into the new season.

    The pre-season hype has been monumental for the Lightning, as the fans feel that this team could challenge the Washington Capitals for the Southeast Division.

    With the first pre-season game against the Florida Panthers coming in a few days, the excitement and the wait for Lightning hockey will be finally over. The league, the fans and everyone wants to see how this Tampa Bay Lightning team will do this season... will it be another sub-par year and the hype will be too big... or will the Lightning succeed and make it back to the playoffs?

    The journey starts September 20th, 2010 and we hope you all can join us and ride along for a hopeful long, but successful season of Tampa Bay Lightning hockey!
  • weaver21
    Rookie
    • Nov 2008
    • 54

    #2
    Re: Ride The Lightning - Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL 11)

    Roster


    Tampa Bay Lightning Roster
    #CENTERSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
    #4Vincent Lecavalier (C)306 '4"208LILE BIZARD, QC, CAN
    #19Dominic Moore306' 0"192LTHORNHILL, ON, CAN
    #91Steven Stamkos206 '1"188RMARKHAM, ON, CAN
    #44Nate Thompson256' 0"210LANCHORAGE, AK, USA
    #42Dana Tyrell215' 11"185LAIRDRIE, AB, CAN
    #LEFT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
    #10Sean Bergenheim265' 11"200LHELSINKI, FIN
    #12Simon Gagne306' 1"193LSTE. FOY, QC, CAN
    #6Ryan Malone306' 4"219LPITTSBURGH, PA, USA
    #16Teddy Purcell256' 2"201RST. JOHN'S, NL, CAN
    #RIGHT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
    #9Steve Downie235' 11"191RNEWMARKET, ON, CAN
    #18Adam Hall306' 3"213RKALAMAZOO, MI, USA
    #26Martin St. Louis (A)355' 8"176LLAVAL, QC, CAN
    #DEFENSEAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
    #47Marc-Andre Bergeron295' 9" 198LTROIS-RIVIERES, QC, CAN
    #2Eric Brewer316' 3"220LVERNON, BC, CAN
    #7Brett Clark336' 0"194LWAPELLA, SK, CAN
    #77Victor Hedman196' 6"229LORNSKOLDSVIK, SWE
    #8Randy Jones296' 2"210LQUISPAMSIS, NB, CAN
    #13Pavel Kabina336' 4"258RCELADNA, CZE
    #39Mike Lundin256' 2"191LBURNSVILLE, MN, USA
    #5Mattias Ohlund (A)346' 4"229LPITEA, SWE
    #32Matt Smaby256' 6"239LMINNEAPOLIS, MN, USA
    #GOALIESAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
    #35Dwayne Roloson406' 1"170LSIMCOE, ON, CAN
    #41Mike Smith286' 4"215LKINGSTON, ON, CAN

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    • weaver21
      Rookie
      • Nov 2008
      • 54

      #3
      Re: Ride The Lightning - Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL 11)

      Depth Chart

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      Forwards
      Left Wing
      Center
      Right Wing
      Teddy Purcell, #16
      6'2, 201
      St. John's, NL
      $0.750M
      Vincent Lecavalier, #4 (C)
      6'4, 208
      Ile Bizard, QC
      $7.730M
      Martin St. Louis, #26 (A)
      5'8, 176
      Laval, QC
      $5.500M

      Left Wing
      Center
      Right Wing
      Simon Gagne, #12
      6'1, 193
      Ste. Foy, QC
      $5.250M
      Steven Stamkos, #91
      6'1, 188
      Markham, ON
      $0.900M
      Steve Downie, #9
      5'11, 191
      Newmarket, ON
      $1.850M

      Left Wing
      Center
      Right Wing
      Sean Bergenheim, #10
      5'11, 200
      Helsinki, FIN
      $0.700M

      Dana Tyrell, #42
      5'11, 185
      Airdrie, AB
      $0.845M
      Adam Hall, #18
      6'3, 213
      Kalamazoo, MI
      $0.600M

      Left Wing
      Center
      Right Wing
      Ryan Malone, #6
      6'4, 219
      Pittsburgh, PA
      $4.500M
      Dominic Moore, #19
      6'0, 192
      Thornhill, ON
      $1.100M
      Nate Thompson, #44
      6'0, 210
      Anchorage, AK
      $0.850M

      Defensemen
      Left Defense
      Right Defense
      Mattias Ohlund, #5 (A)
      6'4, 229
      Pitea, SWE
      $3.605M
      Eric Brewer, #2
      6'3, 220
      Vernon, BC
      $4.250M

      Left Defense
      Right Defense
      Marc-Andre Bergeron, #47
      5'9, 198
      Trois-Rivieres, QC
      $1.000M
      Pavel Kubina, #13
      6'4, 258
      Celadna, CZE
      $3.850M

      Left Defense
      Right Defense
      Victor Hedman, #77
      6'6, 229
      Ornskoldsvik, SWE
      $0.900M
      Brett Clark, #7
      6'0, 194
      Wapella, SK
      $1.500M


      Goaltenders
      Starter
      Backup
      Dwayne Roloson, #35
      6'1, 170
      Simcoe, ON
      $2.500M

      Mike Smith, #41
      6'4, 215
      Kingston, ON
      $2.220M

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