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Lightning use Syracuse Crunch, player development staff to stay ahead of pack

Former Crunch stalwart J.P. Cote helps Stacy Roest and the Lightning’s AHL affiliate ensure both first-rounders and undrafted signees have the resources to become future stars.

Lightning director of player development J.P. Cote works with players on the ice before the puck drops during a 3-on-3 tournament at the Lightning development camp earlier this month at TGH Ice Plex in Brandon. [ DIRK SHADD | Times ]

Greg McKenna
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