One of the surprising Tampa Bay Lightning players from the 2025-26 season appears to be set to return to the line-up after an off-season injury kept him out for the first three games. Dominic James has recovered from the broken hand he suffered during his workouts and could be in the line-up as soon as Thursday night against the Minnesota Wild. In order to open up a roster spot for James, the team placed center Jansen Harkins on waivers for the purpose of reassigning him to the Syracuse Crunch...
Lightning center Jansen Harkins and Blue Jackets winger Mikael Pyyhtia have hit the waiver wire.
After Monday night’s 4-1 loss to Tampa Bay , Flyers head coach Rick Tocchet said a lot in 63 seconds, both in terms of his vocabulary and his body language. He looked royally pissed off, lost for words regarding how inept, passive and just outclassed Philadelphia was once again for the fourth time in four games this year.
Tocchet alluded to the fact the team didn’t compete , and outside of a decent effort from the line of Porter Martone, Noah Cates, and Tyson Foerster, nobody really did a...
Lightning vs Flyers ends 4-1 as Ilya Mikheyev and Pontus Holmberg each score and assist. Nikita Kucherov adds two assists in Tampa Bay’s win.
The Florida Panthers are back! At least that seems to be the prevailing train of thought throughout the summer. They are also older, have two new netminders, and face a much tougher Atlantic Division.
2025-26 Record 40-38-4, 84 points (7th in Atlantic) 2025-26 Record Against Lightning 1-3-0 2025-26 Goals For 246 (18th) 2025-26 Goals Against 274 (28th) 2025-26 Power Play 19.5% (19th) 2025-26 Penalty Kill 81.0% (9th) 2026-27 Division Odds +155 2026-27 Stanley Cup Odds +650 Stats via NHL, od...
*Well, the Philadelphia Flyers once again lost a hockey game. And once again they lost one where they were heavily outplayed in just about every single category. The Tampa Bay Lightning hosted our Flyers to start this road trip and proceeded to beat them by a score of 4-1. The Flyers were a miserable watch but just in case you want to really dive deep into that terrible game, here are some takeaways: [BSH]
*David Jiricek had highlight reel of brutal mistakes and the best one was when he w...
The Philadelphia Flyers made the Stanley Cup Playoffs in rather impressive fashion last year. They finished with nearly 100 points as goalie Dan Vladar helped lead a resilient group to the postseason. Things have not gone their way early on in 2026-27, though. The Flyers picked up their fourth straight loss on Monday night. They […]
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The Philadelphia Flyers’ start to the 2026-27 season hasn’t exactly inspired much confidence. Not only did they lose their first three games of the campaign, but they also looked completely lifeless in the process, being outscored 13-4 and outshot 122-62 in those outings. Monday night presented an opportunity to stop the bleeding. But against a star-studded Tampa Bay Lightning squad, the outcome was easy to predict before the puck was even dropped.
The Flyers are an instructor at the loca...
The offense is slowly starting to find its footing for the Tampa Bay Lightning. For the second straight game they piled up the scoring chances, and while it was a one-goal game late, a strong third period pushed them to a 4-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers. Pontus Holmberg and Ilya Mikheyev each had a goal and an assist while Andrei Vasilevskiy made 13 saves on 14 shots. Brayden Point and Brandon Hagel added goals while Tyson Foerster was credited with the lone Flyers’ goal.
Max Crozier...
The Philadelphia Flyers (0-2-2) are still searching for their first win of the season after falling 4-1 to the Tampa […]
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Barkey is set to return to the lineup for Monday’s game against the Lightning after missing the first three games of the season.
All we know right now when it comes to the Philadelphia Flyers is pain. They have started the season about as bad defensively as you could realistically be in the NHL and the offense is having a miserable time trying to create absolutely anything. Nothing is working except Joseph Woll stealing two loser points so the Flyers aren’t 0-3-0.
Now, they’re starting a road trip in Tampa, Florida of all hellish places, and facing a Lightning team that will surely give them a big test yet again.
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The Philadelphia Flyers look to change their woes with a slightly new twist to their line. Although it hasn’t been made official, forward Denver Barkey will be coming off injured relief and be ready to play tonight against the host Tampa Bay Lightning.
Barkey, sustained a lower-body injury against Washington in an exhibition game. He will be making his season debut tonight and is hopefully set to provide a much needed spark to an incredibly dormant Philadelphia offense. “There’s a good sh...
The Lightning continue their home stand against the Flyers, who are off to a bit of a rough start.
Time: 7:00 PM EST
Location: Benchmark International Arena
TV/Stream/Radio: The Spot, NBCSP, NHLNetwork, 102.5 The Bone
Odds: Lightning -205
Know the Opponents: Broad Street Hockey
The Tampa Bay Lightning continue their romp through the Metropolitan Division as they take on the Philadelphia Flyers tonight at Benchmark International Arena. While Bolts fans are res...
Every NHL trade has a story, from the biggest deadline blockbusters to the smallest depth moves to fill out an American Hockey League (AHL) roster. Sometimes that story is of…
Lilleberg suffered the injury in a scrap with Vincent Desharnais during the Lightning’s showdown with the Capitals on Saturday.
The Philadelphia Flyers (0-1-2) are back on the road on Monday, kicking off a 3-game road trip when they take […]
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We’re introducing a weekly recap of the ultra-competitive Atlantic Division this year at Raw Charge. Every Monday morning I’ll be putting together a weekly recap of the action around the Atlantic as the season rolls on. Be sure to check back each week to see the ups and downs on this roller coaster ride this season. Without further adieu, let’s get into it:
(6)Tampa Bay Lightning (1-1-0, 2 PTS) Goals For: 4 (T-25th in the NHL); Goals Against: 6 (T-12th fewest in the NHL) Last we...
The Tampa Bay Lightning return home Monday night looking to build momentum against the Philadelphia Flyers. Tampa Bay
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The Washington Capitals couldn’t repeat their Friday night success in Raleigh when they took the ice against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday. The Caps fell into a 2-0 hole after a poor first period and never recovered, ultimately losing 3-1 after allowing an empty-net marker late in regulation. Playing back-to-back road games as your
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The Tampa Bay Lightning needed a response after an ugly opening-night performance in New York. They delivered one
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The Washington Capitals fell 3-1 to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday, but they weren’t pointing fingers at their goaltender after their first loss of the season. While disappointed by the loss, players universally praised Charlie Lindgren for his season debut, in which he stopped 27 of 29 Lightning shots. “We didn’t have our best
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Roy exited the game late in the second period against the Lightning and did not return.
The Tampa Bay Lightning started fast, battled a much bigger Washington Capitals team, and held on for a 3-1 victory in their home opener. First period goals from Charle-Edouard D’Astous and Conor Geekie built the lead, and Jake Guentzel’s empty-netter sealed it as Andrei Vasilevskiy made 19 saves in his 600th career game. Brandon Hagel finished the night with two assists.
In just the second game of the season, Coach Jon Cooper made some tweaks to the line-up as he went with an 11/7 rotati...
Matt Roy played just two periods for the Washington Capitals against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday night. Roy played 14:22 of ice time through the first 40 minutes of regulation but did not rejoin Washington’s bench after the second intermission. The Capitals then announced that Roy had suffered a lower-body injury and would not
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