Video: Tampa Bay Lightning D Mattias Ohlund talks about being back in Vancouver

DECEMBER 12, 2010

Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Mattias Ohlund not only played in Vancouver for the first time since leaving in July 2009 after 11 seasons to join the Lightning, he was there on the night the Canucks retired the No. 19 of friend Markus Naslund.

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