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Earlier this month, the San Jose Sharks ended one of the longest point streaks in Tampa Bay Lightning history. The Lightning now have a chance for some payback Saturday night against the visiting Sharks, who look to get back on track following the end of their longest winning stretch of the season. Despite missing injured defensemen Marc-Edouard Vlasic and Justin Braun, San Jose delivered a complete effort in its 5-2 home victory over Tampa Bay on Jan. 5. Continue to Article

January 18, 2019 1:28:pm EST

Why Sharks' play against playoff teams is encouraging down the stretch originally appeared on nbcsportsbayarea.com The Sharks apparently sent the Tampa Bay Lightning into a tailspin. The Lightning has lost three of their last eight games since the calendar flipped, including one Thursday night to the Toronto Maple Leafs. San Jose handed Tampa Bay the first of those losses on Jan. 5, in one of the Sharks' most impressive performances this season. Continue to Article

January 18, 2019 4:09:am EST

The Tampa Bay Lightning are so far ahead of the rest of the NHL, it's almost insulting, and the scary part is that we might not have seen this team at its best. Such a thought comes to mind – and maybe puts a damper on trade deadline daydreaming for other teams – when you see Mikhail Sergachev starting to heat up. Last season, Sergachev inspired a ton of “Sergachev has x points compared to Jonathan Drouin” comments on his way to 40 points in 79 games despite averaging just 15:22 TOI. Continue to Article

January 16, 2019 7:45:pm EST

NBCSN's coverage of the 2018-19 NHL season continues with the Wednesday Night Hockey matchup between the San Jose Sharks and Arizona Coyotes. You can watch the game online and on the NBC Sports app by clicking here. 2019 has been good to the Sharks. Continue to Article

January 16, 2019 11:45:am EST

Rick Nash retires due to health reasons; Bruins checked in on veteran originally appeared on nbcsportsboston.com Rick Nash won't be returning to the Boston Bruins -- or any NHL team, for that matter. Nash is retiring from professional hockey due to "unresolved issues/symptoms" from a concussion he suffered last March, his agency announced Friday. The 34-year-old winger joined the Bruins in February 2018 ahead of the NHL trade deadline but was believed to suffer a concussion on March 17 after taking a hard hit from Tampa Bay Lightning forward Cedric Paquette. Continue to Article

January 11, 2019 11:07:am EST

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