Where are they now? Here's a look at where the members of the 2004 Lightning Stanley Cup championship team are now:Forwards Dmitry Afanasenkov: Not playing; lives in Treasure Island in the summer. Dave Andreychuk: Vice president for corporate and community affairs for the Lightning. Martin Cibak: Plays for Olomauc HC in the Czech Republic. Ben Clymer: Television analyst for Fox Sports North. Chris Dingman: Television analyst for the Lightning. Ruslan Fedotenko: Plays for AHL Iowa. Vinny Lecavalier: Plays for the Flyers. Fredrick Modin: Retired; lives in Columbus, Ohio. Eric Perrin: Plays for JYP in Finland. Brad Richards: Plays for the Blackhawks. Andre Roy: Works for Canada's RDS television network. Marty St. Louis: Plays for the Rangers. Cory Stillman: Coaches the AAA Major Peewees for the Peterborough Minor Petes in Peterborough, Ontario. Tim Taylor: Director of player development for the Blues. Defensemen Dan Boyle: Plays for the Rangers. Jassen Cullimore: Lead instructor for the Lightning's Community Hockey Development Program. Pavel Kubina: Retired; lives in Treasure Island. Brad Lukowich: Director of operations, Niner Sports & Entertainment in Scottsdale, Ariz., his LinkedIn page says. Stan Neckar: Runs Neckar Hockey in Tampa, giving camps and clinics. Nolan Pratt: Assistant coach for AHL Springfield. Darren Rumble: Coach for Moncton of the Quebec junior league. Cory Sarich: Working to return to the NHL after suffering serious injuries in a July biking accident; lives in Calgary. Darryl Sydor: Assistant coach for the Wild. Goaltenders John Grahame: Managing director of TriWorth, a talent acquisition firm in Denver. Nik Khabibulin: Retired; lives in Scottsdale, Ariz. Coaches John Tortorella, head coach: Part-time analyst for ESPN; lives in Pass-a-Grille Beach.Craig Ramsay, assistant: Assistant coach for the Oilers.Jeff Reese, goaltenders: Interviewing with NHL teams after this season resigning as Flyers goalies coach. Nigel Kirwan, video coach: Still with the Lightning. General manager Jay Feaster: Executive director of community hockey development for the Lightning. Damian Cristodero, Special to the Times