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Patrick Maroon of Tampa Bay Lightning against Buffalo on Nov. 9 in Stockholm. JONAS LJUNGDAHL | Bildbyran via ZUMA Press
Sweden trip turned out to be just what the Lightning needed
The team got practice, a reset and bonding from the week in Stockholm.
Nov. 11• Lightning
Hockey commentator Don Cherry fired for rant over immigrants
In this March 24, 2010, file photo, hockey personality Don Cherry, right, speaks during a news conference as actor Jared Keeso is displayed on a video screen while playing Cherry in the bio film "Keep Your Head Up Kid: The Don Cherry Story" in Toronto. Sportsnet cut ties with Cherry on Monday, Nov. 11, 2019, after the veteran hockey commentator called new immigrants "you people" on his "Coach's Corner" segment while claiming they do not wear poppies to honor Canadian veterans. DARREN CALABRESE | AP
Cherry has not apologized for his remarks.
Nov. 11• Lightning
A visit to the Stockholm City Library turns into a proposal
The Stockholm City Library turned out to be the perfect place to get engaged. SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Stockholm City Library has a beautiful round hall that turned out to be the perfect place to get engaged
Nov. 11• Lightning
Lightning Slap Shots: A look at Stockholm’s Ericsson Globe
Members of the Tampa Bay Lightning look on during the 2019 NHL Global Series Sweden, at the Ericsson Globe on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019 in Stockholm, Sweden. DAVE SANDFORD/NHLI | TNS
Plus, a challenge to the NHL Challenge system, Tyler Johnson’s Sweden highlights and a Jon Cooper question. | Diana C. Nearhos
Nov. 11• Lightning

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  1. Hockey commentator Don Cherry fired for rant over immigrants
    Nov. 11• Lightning
    In this March 24, 2010, file photo, hockey personality Don Cherry, right, speaks during a news conference as actor Jared Keeso is displayed on a video screen while playing Cherry in the bio film "Keep Your Head Up Kid: The Don Cherry Story" in Toronto. Sportsnet cut ties with Cherry on Monday, Nov. 11, 2019, after the veteran hockey commentator called new immigrants "you people" on his "Coach's Corner" segment while claiming they do not wear poppies to honor Canadian veterans. DARREN CALABRESE | AP
    Cherry has not apologized for his remarks.
  2. A visit to the Stockholm City Library turns into a proposal
    Nov. 11• Lightning
    The Stockholm City Library turned out to be the perfect place to get engaged. SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
    Stockholm City Library has a beautiful round hall that turned out to be the perfect place to get engaged
  3. Sweden trip turned out to be just what the Lightning needed
    Nov. 11• Lightning
    Patrick Maroon of Tampa Bay Lightning against Buffalo on Nov. 9 in Stockholm. JONAS LJUNGDAHL | Bildbyran via ZUMA Press
    The team got practice, a reset and bonding from the week in Stockholm.
  4. Lightning Slap Shots: A look at Stockholm’s Ericsson Globe
    Nov. 11• Lightning
    Members of the Tampa Bay Lightning look on during the 2019 NHL Global Series Sweden, at the Ericsson Globe on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019 in Stockholm, Sweden. DAVE SANDFORD/NHLI | TNS
    Plus, a challenge to the NHL Challenge system, Tyler Johnson’s Sweden highlights and a Jon Cooper question. | Diana C. Nearhos
  5. With the Lighting in Sweden: A reconstructed warship, plus ABBA
    Nov. 11• Lightning
    A full-color model of the Vasa sits in front of the 391-year-old reconstructed Swedish warship at the Vasa Museum in Stockholm. DIANA NEARHOS | TIMES
    Swedish travels continue with two of the most popular attractions in Stockholm.
  6. Lightning’s fourth line pours on goals in win over Buffalo in Sweden
    Nov. 9• Lightning
    Tampa celebrates after Victor Hedman, left, scored, during a NHL Global Series hockey match between the Buffalo Sabres and Tampa Bay Lightning at the Globen Arena, in Stockholm Sweden, Saturday. JESSICA GOW/TT | AP
    Yanni Gourde scored twice and Pat Maroon once as Tampa Bay swept the Globe Series back-to-back against the Sabres
  7. Sweden trip is a chance for other European Lightning players as well
    Nov. 9• Lightning
    Andrei Vasilevskiy (88) of the Tampa Bay Lightning tends goal during practice at Ericsson Globe on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019 in Stockholm, Sweden. BILL WIPPERT/NHLI | TNS
    Ondrej Palat, Erik Cernak, Andrei Vasilevskiy and others get to play nearer to home.
  8. Lightning bring Community Hero program to Sweden
    Nov. 9• Lightning
    Stockholm Ice Hockey Federation project leader, Simon Stigenberg, was recognized with some local children as the Community Hero alongside Lightning owner Jeff Vinik during the first period of Saturday's game in Stockholm. Courtesy of NHL Images
    Tampa Bay recognizes Stockholm Ice Hockey Federation for its effort to make hockey accessible to immigrants.
  9. Kucherov scores, Lightning top Sabres in Sweden
    Nov. 8• Lightning
    Buffalo Sabres' Vladimir Sobotka (17) works the puck as Tampa Bay Lightning's Ryan McDonagh (27) and goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy defend during an NHL hockey game in Globen Arena, Stockholm Sweden. Friday. Nov. 8, 2019. (Anders Wiklund/TT via AP) ANDERS WIKLUND/TT | AP
    Lightning 3, Sabres 2: Andrei Vasilevskiy’s 20 saves help lift Tampa Bay in the first game of Global Series.
  10. Lightning put together a complete game to beat Buffalo in Sweden
    Nov. 8• Lightning
    Buffalo Sabres' Vladimir Sobotka (17) works the puck as Tampa Bay Lightning's Ryan McDonagh (27) and goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy defend during an NHL hockey game in Globen Arena, Stockholm Sweden. Friday. Nov. 8, 2019. ANDERS WIKLUND/TT | AP
    Victor Hedman felt the emotions strongly, playing in his home country
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