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TAMPA, FLORIDA - NOVEMBER 14: Steven Stamkos (#91) takes a shot during a game at Amalie Arena on November 14, 2019 in Tampa, Florida. | Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images SIdney Crosby goes under the knife and a scary moment for TJ Brodie The Bolts The Tampa Bay Lightning destroyed their retirement home (the New York Rangers) 9-3. The highlight of the night was when Alex Killorn stole Steven Stamkos’ 400th career goal. Here is the recap from the game, as told by Matt. [Raw Charge] There was a chant from the fans at Amalie of “We want 10!”, which, though humorous, was a bit much. The team seemed to lean into the chant as their play loosened up, which led to the aforementioned Chytil goal. They did buckle it down afterward and managed to finish the game by killing off another penalty (this one on Maroon for high sticking). Dan Girardi and Ryan Callahan were both hanging around before and after the game, even getting some time to record a podcast that came out a couple days ago. With the Rangers in town, Dan Girardi and Ryan Callahan are visitors for today’s morning skate. Those two recently recorded an episode together for Girardi’s new podcast, The Block Party with Dan Girardi, which, if you’re not listening to already, you should be. #Bolts #NYRvsTBL— Bryan Burns (@BBurnsNHL) November 14, 2019 It was Military Appreciation Night in Amalie Arena last night. Here are some of the visual highlights: Military Appreciation Night ready. #NYRvsTBL | #GoBolts pic.twitter.com/FH8jiOhUtI— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) November 14, 2019 You know our equipment crew had to hook it up. #NYRvsTBL | #GoBolts pic.twitter.com/Pq5Gy14jmP— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) November 14, 2019 A throwback! With tonight being @TBLightning Military Appreciation Night here's a #TBT from Nov, 2013 with captain @mstlouis_26 and #tblightning team decked out in camouflage jerseys for warmups #NHL Check out the @TB_Times new Lightning INSTAGRAM account search @ tampabaytimeslightning pic.twitter.com/7dTxBDRUaK— Dirk Shadd (@DirkShadd) November 14, 2019 Big Gourde... I mean Pat Maroon told the story of his first NHL goal. Check out the video below. We're talking to @TBLightning winger Patrick Maroon on @EPRinkside, getting the story behind his first NHL Goal.It's a series that @KajsaKex is running for us, looking at NHL player's firsts.https://t.co/PijNvpfkK3 pic.twitter.com/Mm49phVIp7— Eliteprospects (@eliteprospects) November 14, 2019 The Prospects November is Diabetes Awareness Month. Check our Cory Conacher’s documentary, telling the story of how he overcame diabetes to play in the NHL. [Times Colonist] Miracle, Baby premieres today and is free to watch for the rest of #DiabetesAwarenessMonth. Check it out here and submit a question for me: https://t.co/W4PF7QhQWB #T1D #SyrCrunch #TampaBayLightning— Cory Conacher (@conhockey19) November 14, 2019 Tracey is here to review the week that was in the land of the Orlando Solar Bears. [Raw Charge] On Monday, goaltender Zachary Fucale was recalled to Syracuse after Scott Wedgewood joined the Lightning in Sweden as a third goaltender. To replace Fucale on the roster, Kevin Entmaa was brought in from Macon of the SPHL to back up Clint Windsor. Additionally, rookie forward Jake Jackson, who had appeared in two games with one goal, was released. Little Conacher, Shane Conacher, pens a story to the fans of Glen Falls for being his rock and supporting him through some major challenges in his life. [Adirondack Thunder] Glens Falls has been my home away from home for almost three years and I will miss everything about it. Everything from the restaurants, the shops, the coaches, the players, the staff and, as I mentioned earlier, the fans. I hope you all keep giving the visiting team a hard time. I do ask one thing of you though - if those guys decide to ever play in Glens Falls, welcome them with open arms just as you did for me. "Thank You, Glens Falls" by Shane ConacherREAD: https://t.co/EO99jVe84s— Adirondack Thunder (@ECHLThunder) November 14, 2019 Hunter Miska got in the Yahoo! News with his bare-handed save. Crazy man. [Yahoo! Sports] During an AHL game between the Colorado Eagles and San Antonio Rampage on Tuesday night, Eagles’ goaltender Hunter Miska stole the spotlight in a second-period scramble. After making a save on the initial point shot, a few Rampage forwards were buzzing around the 24-year-old’s crease and looking to pounce on the rebound. The Game Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby is out for the next six weeks after having surgery for his sports hernia injury. If you want to know what that is, Pensburgh did a great write-up with input from real doctors. [Pensburgh] It’s interesting this isn’t a true hernia (with a wretch-inducing definition of “when an organ pushes through an opening in the muscle or tissue that holds it in place”) but rather in this case it’s the muscle actually pulling off a bone. That probably doesn’t make things a lot better, but just for clarity’s sake there. INJURY UPDATE: Sidney Crosby underwent a successful core muscle injury repair. The expected recovery time is a minimum of six weeks.More information: https://t.co/YCc9fyWITN pic.twitter.com/ypmQoHRQPT— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) November 14, 2019 Sports Illustrated did a feature on the Seattle NHL Franchise and their use of data and science to create a winning hockey team from scratch. [Sports Illustrated] On a Friday morning in October, Alexandra Mandrycky, director of hockey strategy and research for the NHL expansion franchise in Seattle, posted a thread of tweets soliciting applications for three jobs in the hockey operations department, hoping for a few nibbles over the weekend. Instead, the interest was so overwhelming—the thread’s first message had 241 retweets and some 1,300 likes at last tally—that Mandrycky had to shut off her notifications. There was a scary moment in Calgary when Flames defenseman T.J. Brodie suffered a seizure in the middle of practice and had to be taken to the hospital. He was later released. [Calgary Sun] “Our good wishes go out to TJ and (his wife) Amber. He’s a great kid,” said Sportsnet’s Brian Burke, formerly the president of hockey operations in Calgary, during a Thursday afternoon appearance on Tim & Sid. “I’m hearing good things. I’m hearing he’s alert and he’s resting comfortably. It looked like the #Flames D-man, TJ Brodie had a seizure of some sort on the ice. Practice was halted immediately. The ambulance and fire department have arrived on the scene and stretched a conscious and, what looked like, an alert Brodie out of the Saddledome.— Jermain Franklin (@TSNJFranklin) November 14, 2019 TJ Brodie at home after being discharged from hospital.https://t.co/94le7Kx81p— Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) November 15, 2019

A Tampa fitness entrepreneur will open a yoga studio in Hyde Park Village. Bradford Stevens, owner of VKNG Row and VKNG Fitness, will open a pop-up yoga studio under the VKNG Fitness name at 1605 W. Snow Circle, between Ella Bing and Scout & Molly's. Hyde Park has hosted pop-up yoga and fitness events for years. Soul Cycle, a New York-based indoor cycling studio, opened a permanent space there in August. The property was previously home to LA Fitness, which closed in 2017. The gym's former 35,000…