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APRIL 16, 2011

Bolts visit Rays game - but on Twins side

With Lightning goalie Dwayne Roloson a friend of Twins 1B Justin Morneau, six members of the Lightning spent Saturday'a day off at the Trop - though wearing Twins caps or shirts.

Tampa Bay Lightning players Steve Downie, Mike Smith, Teddy Purcell, Steven Stamkos, Nate Thompson and Dwayne Roloson talk with Twins manager Ron Gardenhire and DH Justin Morneau, far right. The six players attended Saturday's game as guests of Morneau. Photo by EDMUND D. FOUNTAIN, Times

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