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Post-Game Talk: 2019 NHL Global Series in Stockholm | Tampa Bay Lightning vs. Buffalo Sabres | Nov 8-9
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Vasilevskiy
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LightningStrikes
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Don't forget to share some pictures on here. Have fun!
Vasilevskiy
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Meeting point tomorrow.
19:30 at O'Learys, if anybody wants to come by... Don't have to be an Athletic subscriber
19:30 at O'Learys, if anybody wants to come by... Don't have to be an Athletic subscriber
I guess it will be going on for a while, so might pop by a bit later!
Vasilevskiy
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Cool! Apparently there are a lot of these O'Learys, the one for meeting point is located next to the globe arena
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Vasilevskiy
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For all of our overseas Bolts family, I really hope the team shows up for you and has a good outing.
TheDaysOf 04
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Cheers to Hedman. Couldn't have a better guy rep the Lightning on this trip.
Chelis Chili
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#factfactfacts
* Two members of the Lightning have experience in regular-season NHL games outside North America: Ryan McDonagh (0-1—1 in 2 GP) in 2011 with the Rangers and Steven Stamkos (2 GP) as a rookie in 2008 with the Lightning.
* Stamkos hit the ice for his first regular-season game with the Lightning on Oct. 4, 2008 at O2 Arena in Prague, Czech Republic – one of five players to make their NHL debut overseas that day (also Vladimir Mihalik w/ TBL, Janne Niskala w/ TBL, Paul Bissonnette w/ PIT and Lauri Korpikski w/ NYR). Prior to that day, 15 players had made their League debut in a regular-season game contested outside North America.
* A little more than 11 years later, Stamkos (398-381—779 in 759 GP) now needs two goals to reach 400 in his NHL career. Should he hit the mark in Sweden (760 GP or 761 GP), Stamkos would become the 21st-fastest player in League history to accumulate 400 regular season goals. Regardless of when he hits the mark, Stamkos is on track to become the second-fastest active player to reach the milestone behind Alex Ovechkin (634 GP on Dec. 20, 2013).
* Stamkos has 18 career goals against Buffalo, his eighth-highest total against one team during the regular-season behind Florida (32 G in 52 GP), Winnipeg/Atlanta (28 G in 36 GP), Philadelphia (23 G in 32 GP), Boston (21 G in 40 GP), New Jersey (20 G in 35 GP), Toronto (20 G in 40 GP) and Montreal (19 G in 38 GP).
* Victor Hedman (Ornskoldsvik) is Tampa Bay’s lone Swedish-born player and the franchise leader in career games played (707), assists (331) and points (427) by a player from Sweden.
* Hedman is one of three different Swedish-born players to win the Norris Trophy, and the last to do so (2017-18) - following Nicklas Lidstrom (7x) and Erik Karlsson (2x). The 10 combined Norris Trophy wins by Swedish defensemen are second only to Canada (47).
* Overall, 18 different Swedish-born players have won an individual NHL award, most recently Elias Pettersson (Calder Memorial Trophy) and Robin Lehner (Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy and William M. Jennings Trophy) last season.
* Hedman is one of three Lightning players to score a go-ahead goal in the final five minutes of regulation this season (Oct. 23 vs. PIT; also: Kevin Shattenkirk: Oct. 17 at BOS and Ondrej Palat: Oct. 30 at NJD). There have been 13 such goals across the NHL overall in 2019-20.
* Palat (98-198—296 in 440 GP) enters the 2019 NHL Global Series within reach of career milestones for goals (100), assists (200) and points (300).
* Two members of the Lightning have experience in regular-season NHL games outside North America: Ryan McDonagh (0-1—1 in 2 GP) in 2011 with the Rangers and Steven Stamkos (2 GP) as a rookie in 2008 with the Lightning.
* Stamkos hit the ice for his first regular-season game with the Lightning on Oct. 4, 2008 at O2 Arena in Prague, Czech Republic – one of five players to make their NHL debut overseas that day (also Vladimir Mihalik w/ TBL, Janne Niskala w/ TBL, Paul Bissonnette w/ PIT and Lauri Korpikski w/ NYR). Prior to that day, 15 players had made their League debut in a regular-season game contested outside North America.
* A little more than 11 years later, Stamkos (398-381—779 in 759 GP) now needs two goals to reach 400 in his NHL career. Should he hit the mark in Sweden (760 GP or 761 GP), Stamkos would become the 21st-fastest player in League history to accumulate 400 regular season goals. Regardless of when he hits the mark, Stamkos is on track to become the second-fastest active player to reach the milestone behind Alex Ovechkin (634 GP on Dec. 20, 2013).
* Stamkos has 18 career goals against Buffalo, his eighth-highest total against one team during the regular-season behind Florida (32 G in 52 GP), Winnipeg/Atlanta (28 G in 36 GP), Philadelphia (23 G in 32 GP), Boston (21 G in 40 GP), New Jersey (20 G in 35 GP), Toronto (20 G in 40 GP) and Montreal (19 G in 38 GP).
* Victor Hedman (Ornskoldsvik) is Tampa Bay’s lone Swedish-born player and the franchise leader in career games played (707), assists (331) and points (427) by a player from Sweden.
* Hedman is one of three different Swedish-born players to win the Norris Trophy, and the last to do so (2017-18) - following Nicklas Lidstrom (7x) and Erik Karlsson (2x). The 10 combined Norris Trophy wins by Swedish defensemen are second only to Canada (47).
* Overall, 18 different Swedish-born players have won an individual NHL award, most recently Elias Pettersson (Calder Memorial Trophy) and Robin Lehner (Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy and William M. Jennings Trophy) last season.
* Hedman is one of three Lightning players to score a go-ahead goal in the final five minutes of regulation this season (Oct. 23 vs. PIT; also: Kevin Shattenkirk: Oct. 17 at BOS and Ondrej Palat: Oct. 30 at NJD). There have been 13 such goals across the NHL overall in 2019-20.
* Palat (98-198—296 in 440 GP) enters the 2019 NHL Global Series within reach of career milestones for goals (100), assists (200) and points (300).
Todd1a
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I hope they show up and it's fun to watch them for the lightning fans there enjoy
Vasilevskiy
The cat will be back
Vasilevskiy
The cat will be back
Perfect, I'll be there around that time too then! We can meet inside the shopping center next to it, first entrance from the metro (next to McDonalds), got a cap that says "Maelmoor" 
Brie
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I'm going out to dinner before the game but should be around the arena around 6.30 but it will depend also on the once I'm with. I'm going to be using entrence 2. But I'll check in here when I'm there so maybe you can let me know where you'll be and if you're not already inside or if you're in line then we can meet up 
Vasilevskiy
The cat will be back
Perfect, I'll be there around that time too then! We can meet inside the shopping center next to it, first entrance from the metro (next to McDonalds), got a cap that says "Maelmoor"
Let's see if I find it
