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2-time Stanley Cup Champion announces retirement

Back-to-back Lightning Stanley Cup champion Tyler Johnson announces his retirement from the NHL

Tyler Johnson has announced his retirement after playing 13 NHL seasons and winning the Stanley Cup twice with the Tampa Bay Lightning.

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Two-time Stanley Cup champion announces retirement

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Two-time Stanley Cup winner Tyler Johnson announces retirement

Lightning trade top prospect Isaac Howard

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Edmonton Oilers, Tampa Bay Lightning Announce Swap of Top Prospects

The Tampa Bay Lightning and Edmonton Oilers shook up their respective prospect pools with a major trade on Tuesday.

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Edmonton Oilers trade forward Sam O’Reilly for Tampa Bay Lightning forward Isaac Howard

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Lightning trade top prospect Isaac Howard to Oilers

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RELEASE: Oilers acquire Howard from Lightning

The Edmonton Oilers announced Tuesday they have acquired forward Isaac Howard from the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for forward Sam O’Reilly.

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Oilers Make Big Trade For Top Prospect

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Lightning Trade Isaac Howard To Oilers For Sam O'Reilly

Lightning legend retires after 2 Stanley Cup titles, 433 points in lengthy career

Johnson ended up playing nine seasons for the Lightning, totaling 161 goals and 200 assists in 589 games. After that, he played three years for the Blackhawks, and he appeared in nine games last season for the Bruins before calling it quits. Johnson's career concluded with 433 points.

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Connor McDavid’s Oilers add Hobey Baker winner in high-stakes trade with Lightning to fuel Stanley Cup chase

Connor McDavid’s Edmonton Oilers trade for Hobey Baker winner from the Tampa Bay Lightning, sending a top prospect the other way to strengthen their roster ahead of a renewed Stanley Cup push.

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Will Jon Cooper Era End if the Lightning Don’t Bounce Back Next Season?

The Tampa Bay Lightning have become a familiar face in the Stanley Cup Playoffs with 10 playoff appearances. However, in the past three postseasons, they haven’t made it past the first round. If they don’t advance to the second round this upcoming postseason, could it be the end of the Jon Cooper era in Tampa?