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Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman celebrates his goal during the first period of Tuesday's win over the Kings in Los Angeles. With the Lightning down to just four defensemen for the game, Hedman played a team high 32:18.
How did Lightning end up having to play two men short?
The team’s salary-cap situation makes replacing injured players difficult. Its lack of roster maneuverability makes it even tougher.
Lightning to make up postponed games next month
Lightning right wing Corey Perry (10) and Avalanche left wing J.T. Compher (37) scrap during a game in October. The teams will play Feb. 10 in Colorado.
Tampa Bay will have time off in February, but it won’t be continuous.
Historically fast healer Cam Akers hopes to put hurt on Bucs defense
Roughly six months after tearing his right Achilles tendon, Rams tailback Cam Akers totaled 95 yards in Monday night's 34-11 playoff romp of the Cardinals.
The former FSU star was back in the Rams’ lineup 5 -1/2 months after tearing an Achilles tendon.
Tristan Wirfs, Ryan Jensen, Sean Murphy-Bunting still nursing injuries
Bucs offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs (78) is attended to on the field during the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Tampa.
Two of the Bucs’ three Pro Bowl offensive linemen would not have participated Wednesday had it been more than a walk-through practice, Bruce Arians says.
Bruce Arians fined $50,000 by NFL for slapping helmet of Bucs safety Andrew Adams
Yesterday• Bucs
The NFL fined Bucs coach Bruce Arians $50,000 for slapping the helmet of safety Andrew Adams during Sunday’s win over the Eagles.
Shorthanded South Florida women rally late to edge Tulsa
Earlier today• USF Bulls
USF's Elena Tsineke drives to the basket for a layup past Tulsa's Maddie Bittle on Wednesday at the Yuengling Center.
Pitcher Shane Baz leads five Rays among Baseball America’s top 100 prospects
Yesterday• Rays
Right-handed pitcher Shane Baz, at No. 8, was the top-ranked Ray in Baseball America's top 100 prospects for 2022.
Florida rallies without top scorer, rebounder to beat Mississippi State
Earlier today• Gators
Florida's Tyree Appleby (22), shown here during a game last season, scores 17 points Wednesday in a win over Mississippi State.

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  1. Shorthanded South Florida women rally late to edge Tulsa
    Earlier today• USF Bulls
    USF's Elena Tsineke drives to the basket for a layup past Tulsa's Maddie Bittle on Wednesday at the Yuengling Center.
  2. Florida rallies without top scorer, rebounder to beat Mississippi State
    Earlier today• Gators
    Florida's Tyree Appleby (22), shown here during a game last season, scores 17 points Wednesday in a win over Mississippi State.
  3. How did Lightning end up having to play two men short?
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman celebrates his goal during the first period of Tuesday's win over the Kings in Los Angeles. With the Lightning down to just four defensemen for the game, Hedman played a team high 32:18.
  5. Lightning to make up postponed games next month
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Lightning right wing Corey Perry (10) and Avalanche left wing J.T. Compher (37) scrap during a game in October. The teams will play Feb. 10 in Colorado.
  6. Tristan Wirfs, Ryan Jensen, Sean Murphy-Bunting still nursing injuries
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs offensive tackle Tristan Wirfs (78) is attended to on the field during the first quarter of Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Eagles in Tampa.
  7. Historically fast healer Cam Akers hopes to put hurt on Bucs defense
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Roughly six months after tearing his right Achilles tendon, Rams tailback Cam Akers totaled 95 yards in Monday night's 34-11 playoff romp of the Cardinals.
  8. Kings’ Phillip Danault fined for dangerous trip on Lightning’s Brayden Point
    Yesterday• Lightning
    The NHL fined Kings center Phillip Danault $5,000, the maximum allowed by the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for tripping the Lightning's Brayden Point from behind during Tuesday's game in Los Angeles.
  9. Pitcher Shane Baz leads five Rays among Baseball America’s top 100 prospects
    Yesterday• Rays
    Right-handed pitcher Shane Baz, at No. 8, was the top-ranked Ray in Baseball America's top 100 prospects for 2022.
  10. Bruce Arians fined $50,000 by NFL for slapping helmet of Bucs safety Andrew Adams
    Yesterday• Bucs
    The NFL fined Bucs coach Bruce Arians $50,000 for slapping the helmet of safety Andrew Adams during Sunday’s win over the Eagles.
  11. Tampa Bay boy is ‘American Ninja Warrior Junior’
    Yesterday• Entertainment
    Max Salebra, 10 and from Madeira Beach, won his age group for "American Ninja Warrior Junior."
  12. U. of Michigan settles with more than 1,000 people who said sports doc sexually abused them
    Yesterday• Nation & World
    This undated photo provided by the Bentley Historical Library at the University of Michigan shows Dr. Robert E. Anderson. The University of Michigan has agreed to a $490 million settlement with hundreds of people who say they were sexually assaulted by the former sports doctor at the school.
  13. Shorthanded Bulls can’t match No. 10 Houston
    Yesterday• USF Bulls
    USF's Trey Moss shoots over Houston center Josh Carlton during the first half Tuesday.
  14. Florida State upsets No. 6 Duke in overtime
    Yesterday• Florida State Seminoles
    Fans flood the court celebrating Florida State's 79-78 overtime win over No. 6 Duke on Tuesday in Tallahassee.
  15. Victor Hedman leads shorthanded defense in Lightning’s win over Kings
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman celebrates his goal during the third period of Tuesday's game against the Kings in Los Angeles.
  16. NHL to stop testing asymptomatic players post-All-Star break
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Seattle Kraken left wing Jared McCann takes off from center ice to shoot a penalty shot against the Chicago Blackhawks during a game Monday in Seattle. The NHL will stop testing asymptomatic players, coaches and staff who are fully vaccinated following the All-Star break in early February.
  17. The Bucs are favored against the Rams, so why is your eye twitching?
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Tom Brady ended up with more than 400 passing yards in a 34-24 loss to the Rams in September, but he also got sacked three times and lost a fumble against the fierce Los Angeles pass rush.
  18. Lightning’s Steven Stamkos voted in for franchise-best seventh All-Star Game
    Yesterday• Lightning
    Lightning center Steven Stamkos, who will appear in his seventh All-Star Game, is among the league's top scorers this season.
  19. Family atmosphere turns out Fab for USF
    Yesterday• USF Bulls
    USF guard Elena Tsineke says part of the Fab Four's chemistry derives from the fact that although they come from widely different backgrounds and faraway places, they have compassion in common.
  20. Lockout in place, Rays to start selling spring game tickets
    Yesterday• Rays
    The Rays, shown in 2021 action, are scheduled to play their 2022 spring home opener in Port Charlotte on Feb. 27.
  21. Florida lawmakers want to tie National Anthem at sports events to funding
    Yesterday• Politics
    Sen. Joe Gruters, R-Sarasota, sponsored a bill that would require Florida professional sports teams receiving government money to play the national anthem before every home game.
  22. Bucs’ Todd Bowles set to interview this week with Bears, Vikings: reports
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs defensive coordinator Todd Bowles reportedly will interview this week for the head-coaching jobs in Chicago and Minnesota.
  23. In the time it takes to read this, Tom Brady has thrown the football
    Yesterday• Bucs
    Bucs quarterback Tom Brady isn't one to hang onto the ball. That was never truer than in Sunday's wild-card game.
  24. 40 years later, Clearwater man’s hockey team still calls him coach
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Tom McManaman (standing) and his former youth league hockey players at his 90th birthday party in Clearwater. The players, seated from left to right, are Dan Gould, Ward Welles and Jim Federman.
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