Tampa area bankruptcy courts recorded four filings — including three with total debts above $1 million — during the week that ended Oct. 11. Year to date through Oct. 11, the court recorded 125 Chapter 7, Chapter 9 and Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings, a 20 percent increase from the same span the prior year. Datum Technologies LLC filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Oct. 7 in the Middle District of Florida. The debtor listed an address of 6700 Professional Pkwy. W., Sarasota, and…

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Photo by Darren McCollester/Getty Images for Boston Children’s Hospital Will the team play up to their competition? The Bolts The Tampa Bay Lightning are facing the Stanley Cup Final losers tomorrow night at the tail end of an extremely mediocre Bolts road trip. As of yesterday, Bruce Cassidy still wasn’t sure what the Bruins lineup would look like. Raw Charge will go more in-depth in the game preview, but for now it looks like David Krejci might be out with an injury. David Krejci leaves Bruins practice early, hasn’t been ruled out vs. Lightning [NBC Sports] “He’s nursing an upper body injury, so he skated half of practice. Tomorrow we’ll see how he is. We’ll rule him as day-to-day and I’m not going to rule him out [against the Lightning] and I won’t say he’s definitely in,” said Cassidy, who also added that defenseman Kevan Miller (fractured kneecap) has begun skating on his own ahead of Bruins practice as well. Look at this precious bean — In their own words: Carter Verhaeghe [NHL] Making my NHL debut at AMALIE Arena was awesome. The rink was packed. I’ve never played in front of that many people before. During the pregame player introductions, the stands were dark except for the blue-lighted bracelets the fans were wearing. It got pretty loud in there. I think that might have been the loudest arena I’ve ever heard. So, do you guys think that this style of “net-front presence” is truly what will push the Lightning into round two? Maroon Finding His Niche with Lightning [THW] While he may not be an offensively minded player, Maroon brings everything to the table that the Lightning need: size, strength, leadership and, most importantly, a dominant net-front presence. When the former Blues grinder is on the ice, his presence is known, as he towers above a relatively small Tampa Bay lineup. Ryan Callahan made his NHL Network debut last night [Blue Shirt Banter] ”After that, it’s always kind of been in the back of my head the last couple of years that whenever the time came that I was done playing that’d be something I’d be interested in doing. Then, obviously, with my back situation and being hurt this year and not being able to play, the NHL reached out to me again and offered me to do this this year. I wish I was still on the ice but it was a great opportunity for me to jump into it.” Great visit today from @TBLightning head coach Jon Cooper and assistant coach Derek Lalonde. Thanks for coming to check out the Heights!#WeAreBC pic.twitter.com/GKbcuEMqlX— BC Hockey (@BCHockey) October 16, 2019 This is just super cool: Tampa Bay Lightning fan goes all out for Halloween display [WFLA] Greg Boschert says he’s a huge Tampa Bay Lightning fan and wanted to share his love of the team with a truly scary display. The display features skeletons dressed as Lightning and St. Louis Blues players, coaches, fans, and even goalies. The Prospects Preseason camp nostalgia: Looking back: The @SyracuseCrunch opened their preseason camp at Tennity Ice Pavilion a few weeks ago. Hear how grateful our players were to have them at the rink. Reporting: @samrothman_ https://t.co/pCwZCKiRCM— Syracuse Ice Hockey (@CuseIce) October 16, 2019 Syracuse Crunch goalie takes superhero mentality into net [Syracuse.com] Captain America is just a regular person who, with the help of an experimental potion, attains wondrous powers. Wedgewood is just a regular guy who, with the help of hard work and experience, tries to stand on his head in goal as often as possible and set a good example for teammates. Lauren is back with some excellent scouting for next season: Six undrafted CHL overagers with fast starts to the 2019-20 season [Raw Charge] Last year, I profiled a few CHL overagers that the Tampa Bay Lightning could target as a result of their strong seasons (and what do you know, they actually went out and signed one of them!). This time around, I wanted to get a head start on a similar post, seeing as there were a lot of overage players putting up impressive numbers to start the season as a result of a surge in offensive production so early in the season. Team WHL for the Canada-Russia series includes Nolan Foote: It's time to meet the roster for Team WHL that will compete at the 2019 @cibc #CANvsRUS Series!DETAILS | https://t.co/HIU3BHi9Y0 pic.twitter.com/YBLH6DOBGx— The WHL (@TheWHL) October 16, 2019 And Gabriel Fortier from the QMJHL: QMJHL roster for Canada-Russia series F Beaucage M Bourque Element G Fortier Lafferiere Lafreniere Lapierre Lavoie Legare Mercer Pelletier Poulin SimoneauD Barron Bergeron Bolduc X Bouchard L Cormier Guenette McIsaac Poirier SpenceG Gravel Rodrigue— Corey Pronman (@coreypronman) October 16, 2019 The Game The NHL’s shot location data has changed—and nobody knows why (Update: ...or do they?) [On The Forecheck] It explains why many goalies this season look so horrid in games where they gave up four goals, but had expected goals against of only 1.3—did they really give up nearly three more goals than they should have (this was a topic I was going to write on, discussing the early struggles of Nashville’s goaltending)? We can tell they had struggled, but the numbers seemed to indicate that goalies couldn’t save low-percentage shots, and skaters weren’t creating quality with their shots—all because for some reason shot locations were being recorded differently. Hearing Vitali Kravtsov considers a return to the KHL. Has a European assignment clause in his contract #NYR— Igor Eronko (@IgorEronko) October 16, 2019 T.J. Brennan recently played in his 700th pro game, a milestone made more meaningful now that he's playing close to home.? https://t.co/54a4M0TvHh pic.twitter.com/5nsOcBx7yf— AHL (@TheAHL) October 16, 2019 Cale’s Corner is a thing, and it’s great: A highly-anticipated game on #WednesdayNightHockey tonight means the most highly-anticipated video is here...Cale's Corner: Making a Kale Smoothie#GoAvsGo pic.twitter.com/yfwzcUSSHX— Colorado Avalanche (@Avalanche) October 16, 2019 Holtby’s no-good very bad game was definitely one for the record books. Braden Holtby’s 0% game against the Colorado Avalanche was one of the worst ever [RMNB] Unfun fact: Braden Holtby‘s 0-percent saving performance against the Colorado Avalanche on Monday night puts him in ignoble company. Since the NHL started keeping stats about shots on goal in the late 80s, just 12 goalies had given up three goals on three shots. Holtby just became the 13th. 20 AHL games will air live on @NHLNetwork this season.Details: https://t.co/045tv6oXkl pic.twitter.com/RBYhTZNY0Q— AHL (@TheAHL) October 16, 2019

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