Brad Richards holds a major place in Lightning history. A home-grown product, Richards took his play up a notch in the postseason, with a Conn Smythe Trophy to prove it. As far as the Lightning Hall of Fame goes, St. Louis and Lecavalier — members of last year's inaugural class — already have their numbers retired and banners hanging from the rafters at Amalie Arena.
Dave Andreychuk was a 19-year veteran when he signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning as a free agent in July 2001. Missing from Andreychuk's resume, however, was a Stanley Cup. Nobody had reason to think that would change in joining a team coming off a 59-point season to place 29th in a 30-team league. “I took it as a challenge to make guys around me better and put us on the map,” said Andreychuk, of signing with Tampa Bay.
No | Player | P |
---|---|---|
48 | RW | |
8 | D | |
37 | LW | |
18 | C | |
21 | C | |
93 | RW | |
14 | C | |
36 | RW | |
41 | D | |
3 | D | |
35 | G | |
88 | RW | |
71 | C | |
34 | G | |
2 | D | |
57 | LW | |
46 | D | |
27 | C | |
23 | LW | |
47 | G | |
C | ||
53 | D | |
17 | RW | |
90 | C | |
96 | D |