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I saw gunfire, explosions and Lightning's lovable sidekick Tow Mater in the crosshairs of a would-be assassin.

Adam Benson: A Teachable Moment? Cars in the Crosshairs Could Lead to a Life Lesson Adam Benson 2011

The Lightning's acquisition of Roloson seems tailored toward an attempt to beat the division-rival Caps, as the 41-year old netminder has a 6-4-3 record against Washington with a 2.40 goals against average and two shutouts in his career.

Capitals know Steven Stamkos, Lightning won't make it easy Greg Schimmel 2011

They halted Steven Stamkos and the Lightning's winning streak at six games, and in the process, whittled Tampa Bay's lead in the Southeast Division to three points.

On Hockey: Can one weekend turn around the Caps' season? Tarik El-Bashir 2011

That ability proved particularly helpful to Brad Lott, the Lightning's executive vice president of sales and marketing, as the team prepared to make Stamkos the league's No.1 overall draft pick in 2008.

Stamkos's Shot a Real Show Stopper Mike Sielski 2011

Former Detroit Red Wings legend Steve Yzerman, now the Lightning's general manager, theorizes that all the upsets stem from the NHL's relatively new salary cap, which restricts teams from becoming as dominant as they were in decades past.

The NHL Playoffs Have Gone Nuts Kevin Clark 2011

SuperPunch points us to some cool photos of Johnny Lightning's 1950's Batmobile Diecast model, a post in the Batman collectors 'blog Under the Giant Penny.

SF Tidbits for 9/23/09 2009

A win in regulation at the St. Pete Times Forum would cut the Lightning's lead to three points and give a substantial boost to the Capitals' hopes of winning the division.

Capitals' game in Tampa Friday a must-win Katie Carrera 2011

"It's not because it's that team," Roloson said of his and the Lightning's recent success against Washington.

Limiting Lightning's transition game a key for Capitals Katie Carrera 2011

SuperPunch points us to some cool photos of Johnny Lightning's 1950's Batmobile Diecast model, a post in the Batman collectors 'blog Under the Giant Penny.

September 2009 2009

Steven Stamkos, the Lightning's 21-year-old star, attributes the near lack of home-field advantage to the fact that visiting teams can always control a game by hunkering down on defense.

The NHL Playoffs Have Gone Nuts Kevin Clark 2011