How will the NHL pull off an outdoor game in Tampa? Just build it and they will come. The league is ready to embrace the risk of playing outside in the Sunshine State.

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Bolts to Take on Bruins in Landmark Outdoor Game on February 1, 2026

Classic will feature the Panthers against the Rangers at the Miami Marlins' home park and the Stadium Series game will be played between the Lightning and Bruins at the home of the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

It’s official, The Tampa Bay Lightning are set to ... to accept a challenge,” said NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman. “The Panthers and Lightning have told us repeatedly that they and their ...

On New Year’s Eve, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman teased the ... another outdoor game a month later in Tampa. On February 1, 2026, the Boston Bruins will travel to the Gulf side of the state to face the Tampa Bay Lightning in a Stadium Series tilt at ...

For the sixth time in franchise history, Boston will take part in an outdoor game — with the Bruins set to battle the Tampa Bay Lightning ... NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a league ...

Outdoor hockey in Florida is a long time coming, but the Panthers and Lightning have represented the Eastern Conference in each of the last five Stanley Cup Finals and they’ve built heavily engaged fan bases.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have had over a decade of proven success, now the hockey world gets to see it first hand.

Which Canadian team has the best shot at lifting the Stanley Cup curse that has hovered over the country since 1993? Luke Fox ranks all seven squads in the latest edition of Quick Shifts.

While the Tampa Bay Lightning continue to move up the Eastern Conference standings, their captain Victor Hedman keeps checking off milestones.

When asked about whether income tax advantages exist in the NHL, Commissioner Gary Bettman seemed a little displeased by the question and deflected with his answer.