Lightnin' Strikes Again - Dokken
That would be Phil Esposito, who was GM from 92-98.
Manon Rhéaume signed a contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning in 1992.
The Wild defeated the Tampa Bay Lightning 6-5 on October 18, 2000 for the franchise's first ever win
Steve Downie...who was an undisciplined bum. He now plays on the Tampa Bay Lightning.
After the first period of play (20 minutes) is concluded.
Manon Rhéaume was the first (and only) female player to play in an NHL game. She played in two exhibition games for the Tampa Bay Lightning - one in 1992, and another in 1993.
Manon Rheaume played in an exhibition game for the Tampa Bay Lightning vs. the St. Louis Blues in 1992.
Yes. They won their first Stanley Cup in 2004.
The Predators first season in the NHL was 1998-99.
Manon Rheaume. On September 23rd, 1992, she goaltended for the Tampa Bay Lightning in a preseason game against the St. Louis Blues.
Lightning is stressed on the first syllable.
There is some dispute as to the origin and meaning of the name "Tampa". It is believed to mean "sticks of fire" in the language of the Calusa, a Native American tribe that once lived in the area. Other historians claim the name refers to "the place to gather sticks". "Sticks of fire" may also relate to the high concentration of lightning strikes that Tampa Bay receives every year during the hot and wet summer months. Toponymist George R. Stewart writes that the name was the result of a miscommunication between the Spanish and the Indians, the Indian word being "itimpi", meaning simply "near it". The name first appears in the memoir of Hernando de Escalante Fontaneda, who had spent 17 years as a Calusa captive. He refers to it as "Tanpa" and describes it as an "important Calusa town", while "Tanpa" may be the basis for the modern name, Tampa.