Jason Chen’s Friday recommendations include Lightning rearguard Victor Hedman in Game 3 against the Islanders.
AJ Scholz and Kyle Riley weigh in on how they believe the Lightning should approach free agency this offseason.
Jon Litterine details his December update to his Top 200 Prospects list.
Jon Litterine details each Atlantic team's top prospects.
Jon Litterine breaks down the bottom half of his Top 100 NHL Prospects list.
Jon Litterine ranks the NHL's top prospects as we head into the 2018-19 season. Fear not, Sabres fans, Rasmus Dahlin should be an impact player from the get go.
Prospect guru Jon Litterine debuts his keeper rankings and provides ETAs for 200 NHL prospects.
Jon Litterine updates the top-200 prospect list as the season heads into the new year. Which players have graduated and which have dropped off the list? Find out where Dylan Strome ranks.
Jon Litterine previews each team's top-10 prospects. Mathew Barzal led the Seattle Thunderbirds to the WHL title last season. What can he do for the Islanders this year?
Jonathan Litterine ranks the top-100 prospects entering the 2017-18 season. What kind of impact can Mathew Barzal have for the Islanders this season?
Jon Litterine previews the upcoming IIHF World Junior Championship, which features future NHL stars like Arizona's Dylan Strome.
Jon Litterine provides his top 10 prospects for every team in the Atlantic Division, including an exciting crew of up-and-comers in Toronto.
Jon Litterine takes a midseason look at the Top 100 NHL prospects, including Jakub Vrana, who has been stifled by a wrist injury.
Lightning forwards Tyler Johnson and Ondrej Palat close to returning
Jon Litterine previews the greatest hockey tournament in the world where Auston Matthews, the likely No. 1 pick in next year's NHL draft, looks to lead Team USA to victory.
A weekend coaching change brings a fresh look to Pittsburgh
Ben Zweiman highlights the 30 top prospects from north of the border who made Canada's roster for the World Junior Championship, including the Flyers' 2014 first-round pick, Travis Sanheim.
Many players got the monkey off their back Friday, scoring their first of the season or ending epic slumps.