Jakob Pelletier just won the AHL’s Player of the Year award after an absolutely dominant season—28 goals, 77 points in just 63 games, and a league-leading 31 power-play points. His coach calls him dynamic and well-rounded, while Pelletier credits his team and even admits he shanked his golf ball after hearing the news. With five NHL games under his belt and a clear goal to become a top-tier NHL player, Pelletier’s fire, leadership, and relentless drive make him a force to watch next season.

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Scott Sabourin returns to Tampa Bay Lightning on a one-year, two-way contract. The 33-year-old forward, known for his grit and penalty minutes, played 26 games last season, contributing a goal and 5 points, and ranking third on the team in penalty minutes. Sabourin also saw playoff action and has experience with the Lightnings AHL affiliate, Syracuse Crunch. His NHL career began with Ottawa Senators in 2019, and he has played for several teams, including Los Angeles Kings and Lightning.

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Darren Raddysh, a hockey player, donates $20,000 from bald eagle merchandise sales and $160,000 from team raffles to Moffitt Cancer Center, inspired by his fathers pancreatic cancer battle. He shares his fathers story, offering encouragement to patients and their families. The center expresses gratitude, emphasizing the funds importance for research and patient initiatives.

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The Tampa Bay Lightning secured a two-year deal with prospect Max Groshev, avoiding arbitration. Groshev, a former forward turned defenseman, showed promise in his NHL debut last season. The contract is a two-way deal, with a higher salary in the AHL to deter other teams from claiming him. Groshevs skating ability and puck-moving skills are valuable assets, and hes expected to start in the AHL while keeping a spot on the Lightnings radar for potential call-ups.

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The Tampa Bay Lightning could potentially sign veteran defenseman John Carlson if Darren Raddysh leaves in free agency. Carlson, known for his strong offensive game and defensive capabilities, is ranked as the fourth-best free agent available. His age might work in the Lightnings favor, potentially leading to a one or two-year contract. Adding Carlson could provide valuable depth and potentially allow the team to move other assets.

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Nick Abruzzese, a 27-year-old forward, joins the Tampa Bay Lightning on a one-year deal. With AHL experience and NHL appearances, he brings a proven track record, having scored 15 goals and 51 points in 56 games last season. Abruzzese also represented Team USA at the 2022 Olympics, contributing with a goal and 4 points in 4 games. His addition bolsters the Lightnings depth and will be intriguing to watch.

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Max Groshev, a 24-year-old Russian defenseman, has been signed by the Tampa Bay Lightning to a two-year deal. Hes a big player with potential, having played in a few NHL games last season and excelling in the AHL with the Syracuse Crunch. The Lightning see promise in him and are giving him another chance to develop.

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Montreal Canadiens face a crucial Game 7 in Buffalo, after squandering a three-goal lead in Game 6. They draw on experience from the first round, where they won Game 7 after losing at home. Meanwhile, Carolina Hurricanes await their Eastern Conference Final start, having set a record for time off. The Western Conference Final between Golden Knights and Avalanche begins the day before. Expect high-scoring games, with forty-five goals scored in the first six games.

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