Tampa Bay Lightning won the Stanley Cup trophy tonight, beating the Dallas Stars in Game 6 of the finals, 2-0.

Jon Cooper’s guys did now what many believed they would do last year, and crowned one extraordinary generation which definitely deserves the NHL throne.

The Lightning beat Stars 2-0 in Game 6, successfully concluding the series, which didn’t start that good for them. After suffering a 1-4 loss in the opening game of the finals, Tampa Bay went on to win three in a row, before being interrupted briefly.

This Monday night, they didn’t allow any surprises, but confidently

Corey Perry and the Dallas Stars are still alive and have chances to win the Stanley Cup trophy. Last night they defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning after two OTs, 3-2, forcing Game 6 of the series.

Perry was the man of the match with two goals, one of them a game-winning at 9:32 of the second OT. This hard and exhausting event came one day following Game 4 that also saw an OT.

It seems that the Stars had more will and motive to get from this one alive, as they face the end of their Stanely Cup dreams.

Kevin Shattenkirk scored an OT goal that brought the Tampa Bay Lighting to just one win away from the Stanley Cup trophy. In a highly intense and interesting match, the Lightning beat Dallas Stars 5-4, posting its third straight of the series.

6:34 inside the overtime, Shattenkirk’s shot from the right face-off circle, ended behind Anton Khudobin. That was a sign for the start of a massive celebration among the Tampa Bay’s players.

Meanwhile, the Stars were more than unhappy with the outcome, as they had a player fewer in those moments. Jamie Benn was out due to a

The Ottawa Senators are taking another step in a new direction today.

It was reported on Friday morning that forward Bobby Ryan would be placed on waivers for purpose of a buyout. Ryan recently won the Bill Masterson Trophy, given “to the National Hockey League player who best exemplifies the qualities of perseverance, sportsmanship, and dedication to hockey.”

Ryan left the Senators to enter the NHL/NHL Players’ Assistance program after battling with alcohol addiction. He left the club in 2019 and would not return until February of 2020.

The 33-year-old has two seasons left of a $50.75 million deal

Tampa Bay Lightning took over the wheel in the Stanley Cup Finals, beating Dallas Stars 5-2 in Game 3, and providing an getting the lead in the series.

After losing the opening matchup, Jon Cooper’s guys rallied back to win two straight and shift the momentum to their side.

As for Wednesday’s match, there was one more moment that created the swing and momentum. Lightning captain Steven Stamkos was back on the ice for the first time since February 25, and he scored.

The 30-year old doubled Tampa Bay’s lead to 2-0, at 6:58, with a wrist shot from

Tampa Bay Lightning survived a dramatic ending of Stanley Cup finals Game 2, rebuffing the Dallas Stars’ surge. The Lightning won this contest 3-2, leveling the result in the series to 1-1.

Even though they had more shots and were controlling the game in the last frame, the Lightning players and the bench were pretty tense, as they knew that one little mistake might ruin all they did in the fantastic first period.

Comebacks from nowhere are a frequent thing in the NHL, and that is why Tampa Bay’s players had a noisy celebration after the final buzzer.

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The U-20 World Junior Hockey Championships is one of the most talked-about hockey tournaments in the world. Featuring the best Under-20 hockey players from around the globe, the World Juniors gives a glimpse into the future of professional hockey.

Normally starting on Boxing Day, the 2020-21 edition of the tournament was in jeopardy thanks to COVID-19. However, earlier today, the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) announced that the tournament will be held in the Edmonton bubble without fans.

Currently, the NHL used Canadian cities Toronto and Edmonton to host their playoffs. Now situated in Edmonton for the Conference and Stanley