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NHL's top draft pick signs contract with Lightning
Steven Stamkos can hardly wait to get started for the Tampa Bay Lightning tickets. The No. 1 pick in the NHL draft, already penciled in as the team's second-line center, signed a three-year, $2.625 million contract that could be worth up to $11.175 million with incentives. Stamkos relishes the opportunity to give the Lightning an immediate return on its investment, although the 18-year-old player realizes...

Tampa deals Carle for dollars; Downie's wild ride with Flyers ends
There's an old trick politicians use in which they release information to the media on Friday night to sneak it...

Lecavalier is ready to test surgically-repaired shoulder
Vinny Lecavalier wants to know if he's ready, he wants to find out for himself whether or not his surgically...

Stamkos scores 1st 2 NHL goals to lift Lightning
After waiting eight full games, what's another 10 minutes for Steven Stamkos to get credit for his first NHL goal. The 18-year-old rookie netted his first two NHL scores and added an assist, and Olaf Kolzig made 29 saves in Tampa Bay's 5-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night. But what everybody already knew, the official scorers didn't until the first period break.

Sabres sign LW Darche
The Buffalo Sabres on Thursday signed free-agent left wing Mathieu Darche, who scored a career-high 22 points last season in 73 games with the Tampa Bay Lightning tickets.

Flyers get Carle, give up Eminger, Downie
The Philadelphia Flyers acquired defenseman Matt Carle from the Tampa Bay Lightning tickets on Friday for forward Steve Downie and defenseman Steve Eminger. The teams also exchanged draft picks. The Flyers got a third-round pick in next year's draft, and Tampa Bay received its 2009 fourth-round selection that it traded to Philadelphia in June.