NHL PRESEASON IS HERE! | Tampa Bay Lightning Podcast

NHL PRESEASON IS HERE! | Tampa Bay Lightning Podcast

The Tampa Bay Lightning Prospect Tournament is in the books, which means our attention now turns to the big boys, the Tampa Bay Lightning camp and preeason. We’ll break it down on today’s Locked on Lightning podcast. You’re Locked on Lightning, your daily podcast on the Tampa Bay Lightning, part of the Locked On podcast network. your team every day. Thank you for making Locked on Lightning your first listen of the day every single day. We are your free daily Tampa Bay Lightning Podcast, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day. As always, want to begin by shouting out our everydayers. Those of you who tune in to every single show, every single day, we love you guys. We appreciate the support you give us week in and week out. I’m Nick Morgan and I am joined by the CJ Straoud to my incomplete passes jamming on the turf, Greg Steven. Greg, how’s it going, man? I’m doing well. That was one of your better ones in my opinion. Um, having a great week, I guess, so far. Uh, watched the prospects yesterday and then we’ve got preseason coming up. So, hockey is coming back. We’re getting into the swing of things. So, yeah, gonna have a lot to talk about going forward. Yeah, absolutely. and hockey is right around the corner. First preseason game on Monday. Uh Tampa Bay Lightning should be reporting to camp this week. Um so yeah, there it’s it’s in full swing, bud. Like we are we are getting closer to puck drop and that is an amazing feeling. Uh let’s start off by talking about the prospects tournament. Of course, we had a great uh breakdown of it yesterday uh for the first couple of days, but yesterday was the grand finale. Uh and Lightning finished it in pretty successful fashion, 51 uh over the Carolina Hurricanes. And Greg, we had a segment on yesterday’s show where we were talking about like things that we wanted to see in the last, you know, I guess like day of camp or or you know, the in the last game. Um, and I would kind of safely say that the Lightning sort of ticked all those boxes. Yeah, I’m with you. And nothing like ending on a win, right? We did talk about how, you know, wins and losses don’t matter too much, but I think winning the end of this is a good morale booster. Um, we saw more of, you know, everyone really. Uh, and I think you had brought up Mercury yesterday and he was phenomenal. So, just Yeah, I think everything went as we hoped. Yeah, he he got a fight, set up a couple of goals, uh really good in the faceoff circle, so proud to call that. Um, you know, we also talked about wanting to see some more from the AHL guys. Uh, Tristan Allard was one of the people we named by name. Um, and he was, uh, yeah, I would say pretty solid yesterday as well. Absolutely. Yeah. And then we wanted to see more from kind of the big guns. We had Ethan Goautier come up with a couple of big plays. Uh I thought Sam O’Reilly really stood out in this one. It was probably the the most he’s looked like a top prospect. I think he’s really showcased some of his two-way game. Yeah. I mean there’s if you’re a Lightning fan, you sort of left this game more excited about the state of your future than I think you probably did at any point during the first two games. Definitely. And it’s good that we’re not saying the same names every day too when we’re talking about this because that just shows how much depth there actually is there, right? And I think, you know, the Lightning’s pool is not highly rated necessarily online. Um, but I think after watching this, it should be boosted a little bit in my opinion. And I do want to talk about Mercury one more time. Uh, I had to pull this up because I wanted to make sure I got it right, but I really like a quote that he said as well. And I just want to put it out there. He said, “I’d say I’m a 200 foot center that can win faceoffs, a power forward, somebody who likes to play the game below the hash marks, get around the net, not afraid to throw their weight around.” And I just really love that. I think that’s exactly the kind of guy they need on this team. And uh those guys are the ones that really uh drive the superstars, too, right? Like Coutur needs a guy that can get those pucks, that can get in those dirty areas to make the plays that he makes. Um, so that kind of player is so soughta and I like that he labels himself as that guy instead of saying, “Oh, I love scoring goals, right?” Or, you know, I love passing the puck. He’s he’s more of like that grindy kind of game. And I just it’s really encouraging to see. And and he was a guy that wasn’t even really on my radar at all until this tournament, right? So, it just shows you how great this actually is for fans, for these guys that are playing in it, and for the Lightning and the franchises in general, too. Yeah. I feel like in these tournaments you’re kind of looking for like you know who your blue chip prospects are, right? You’re kind of looking for the guys that it’s like okay who’s going to make an impact in Syracuse and who’s somebody that maybe with a few years of seasoning we can turn into a really good role player in the NHL. And Mccuri checks both those boxes with me. Uh I’m I think he’s certainly going to be a big player in Syracuse this year. probably somewhere in that bottom six, but I think there’s a lot of room for growth there. Um, and he was really, really solid on faceoffs this whole tournament, and that’s something that is a big weak point for the NHL Tampa Bay Lightning. So, that’s a guy that I have an eye on two, three years, maybe he, you know, maybe earns a shot. U, but I, but I like what I saw from him. Um, and I like what I saw from from really everybody in this team this weekend. Another good goalending performance. So yeah, I mean I and I go back to what I say yesterday, Greg. Again, we talked about wins and losses doesn’t really matter in a tournament like this. Um you kind of want to see the compete level, which I really thought you saw in the first two games. Um you know, the the team being able to survive a lot of onslaught from the other teams in being able to survive that and you know, keeping it close, getting a win over Florida. Um, and then and then I I thought we saw them put their foot on the gas a little bit more against Carolina. And Carolina’s not a bad prospect pool, right? Either. I mean, not as deep as they were like, let’s say, like three years ago. But I I would say like this was a very impressive prospects win over a team with a pretty deep pool of prospects. And you have to feel good about that if you’re a Lightning fan. Absolutely. I’m so with you. And again, just ending on a high note is is great for morale. Um, and I’m sure some of the guys on the actual Lightning team have watched this and it’s encouraging for them too, right? So, I think it just it all it does is is do good things for everyone involved, right? Even even fans and like you you had mentioned this in the last show, it’s so great that they put these online for free. Like to be able to watch them and and just like spread the game is is good. So, yeah, all positives from me. Um, and this was actually my first time really paying attention to this to be honest with you. And I’m glad I did cuz it’s it’s a learning experience for me, too. And I I’ll continue to do it moving forward now that I know more about it. Yeah, absolutely. Um, we should hear hear something about the NHL training camp. Um, probably either today or tomorrow. I know like last year they announced it on September 16th what the roster and schedule was going to be. Um, it’s it’s going to be fun because I think we’re going to have a lot of, you know, a lot of these guys like Tristan Allard, like Sam O’Reilly are going to come over. Um, Ethan Goautier, another one are going to come over and then try to compete now in the big league training camp. Um, yeah. So, yeah, it’s Yeah. Any any final thoughts on anything for the prospects tournament? No, again, big big grade of A for me. And uh got some new names on my radar, guys. I didn’t I didn’t know about. And yeah, I’m I’m happy for the Lightning. I I’m encouraged for the future. I feel like I’ve kind of been doom and gloom about what the future might be in five years. And this has really encouraged me to uh, you know, kind of change that outlook and feel a little more positive. I I brought it up a little bit briefly yesterday, but it does feel like the Lightning are semi-retooling on the fly and I really like that. So, uh, all all positive here. Yeah, there’s going to be a lot of youth coming up here in the next couple of years, I think. But, um, yeah, I’m with you. Impressed. I would say A+ performance all around for this prospects tournament, which is good considering the prospect pool coming in was not highly regarded. Um, it’s fun. I I think we got some good players to watch for moving forward. As we mentioned, our thought now turns towards training camp and the preeason. Uh, a couple of thoughts on what you want to see this training camp, maybe another move, and just thoughts on the preeason format as a whole. What do you hope to get out of it? We’ll talk about that coming up in just one minute. Today’s episode is brought to you by FanDuel. Well, the NFL season is here and FanDuel is making sure you’re ready for kickoff with a can’tmiss offer. 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A lot of people are wondering if they’re as good as they were a couple years ago when they were, you know, the back-toback cup winners. What are you looking for this training camp as training camp gets ready to get underway? Yeah, great question. I’m looking for uh Gage to take that next step up and I think that starts in training camp. I think that’s uh reassuring him that he is implemented in the Lightning roster. Uh I want to say he’s cemented there really. Um, and I’m hoping that they have strategized uh around using his skill sets. Um, that’s something that I’m really looking forward to. Um, and I don’t know how much that can really happen in camp and preseason, but I do think it starts there. I think Cutrov is one of the guys I look to when I think about someone who’s passionate and wants to be the best at what they do. That guy hits the ice as soon as the season is over and he is back out there because he wants to be better. He wants to get better and all he wants to do is perfect his craft. I think hard work is done in practice. Um and then you’re just executing the hard work in a game, right? So, um I think it starts here. Uh I want to see Gage really get involved more. I hope his confidence is much higher this season and I think last season probably boosted it. Like I think that stress of like am I going to stay on this roster is gone hopefully. Um because I think that opens up the ability for him to be a little more creative with his game. Um so I do want to see that’s like my biggest one for me. Yeah, I’m with you there. I think for me it’s just getting guys get the chemistry going. You know, we saw how good the, you know, the line of Jake Gensel, Nikita Coocher off, and Braden Point wound up being at the end of last year. You think about where they were this time. Last year, that line was just trying to figure out how to play together. You know, it was the first time that, you know, Jay Gensel had come in, you know, you figure out that that dynamic. This year, I think there I would say maybe less holes on the roster this year. everybody kind of knows like where they’re going to slot in maybe with the exception of, you know, some of the bottom six. You know, is Borkstring gonna play up a little bit? Um, you know, are guys like Jacob Peltier going to fight for, you know, a higher role? Uh, Pontis Holberg coming in is going to play a big role, but, you know, the top six and I would say your top four defensive pairs are pretty set. Um, there’s there’s not going to be a lot of battles for position there. So, at this point, it’s just getting that chemistry. And now that you know you’re set, you can kind of fine-tune some things, really work on that communication, really know like how you’re going to move without the puck, when it’s here, when it’s there. You can kind of go over different situations with your linemates. And I think that’s going to be a big boost for the Lightning because you’re not exactly worried about where guys are going to play. You can build that chemistry. And I think that’s a big thing, a big advantage for the Lightning going into training camp this year that quite frankly they haven’t really had in any of the past three camps just because there’s been so much turnover. Absolutely. And I love what you said because I think it actually ties into exactly what I was saying about Gage. I think now that he knows he’s there, it allows him to develop that chemistry. He kind of knows what his role is, like you said. Um, so it does allow him to settle in, practice a little more with a focused mindset on what he actually is going to be paired with, like or who rather. Um, and I like the fact that that bottom line isn’t necessarily solidified. I think having it be uh a little more fluid is actually very important. And I don’t want to say that guys don’t try all the time because everyone that plays hockey at this level is trying to be on this team, right? I’m not taking that away from anyone, but I think having it be uncertain gives them a little extra push, right? Because you’re fighting for that spot and and you and while it’s your teammate, you want to play better than your teammate so you can be on that line. And I think that’s good because all those guys are going to give 100% every shift because they want to be on that line. And I think that’s good. And and while they’re not competing for that first line, I don’t think anyone on this team thinks, oh, I, you know, I’m going to outrank Jake Gensel with Cooch, you know, that’s not going to happen. But still to fight for that fourth line spot is very important on a contending team like this. I mean, this is a stacked team in my opinion still to this day. You got guys like Cooj Point, Gensel, Hedman, and now we have Hegel and Serell. Like, it’s just throughout a stacked lineup. Anyone would want to play on this team, right? So that competition for that last line spot is awesome. I think it’s it really lights a fire under guys. Just that like extra little kick. Um and yeah, as far as that beginning in camp, I mean that’s your first time to shine, right? Like you want to show what you’re bringing this year and this is the time you start now. It’s every day from now moving forward. Yeah. Well, we mentioned some guys in this last segment about prospects. Sam O’Reilly. Um, I think it’s I don’t think he’ll make the team, but it’s also not out of the question that he comes in and maybe fights for that spot because I think his two-way game is is there right now. Um, I don’t think it’s farfetched to think um, you know, somebody like Ethan Goautier can come in and maybe be like a high-end competitor to maybe earn a spot. Um, I I think it’s very possible that that competition is is going to fuel both sides because it’s going to fuel the AHL guys. They’re going to be motivated. They’re going to try to come up and earn a spot. You also have guys like Zus Gergensson’s who are going to have to play very very well in in in training camp and and in these preseason games. And I think it’s going to benefit him, you know, instead of being just sort of, you know, the plug-in guy bottom line last year, you know, now he’s got to actively take a step forward in his game and play a big role to kind of justify a spot. So, I I’m with you. I think that competition is big uh for for that bottom line especially. And you know what? Those are your competitive guys anyway. Like those are the guys that go out there and hit. Those are the guys that go out there and drop the gloves. They forche. You want to see that juice. You want to see that energy out there in camp. And you kind of want them to have that competitive I have to earn it mindset. So, you know, the fourth line, I’m going to throw in like the bottom defensive pair there because I do think there’s space for somebody like Max Max Croer to earn, you know, maybe an everyday spot. That’s I think the battle I’m watching the most um going into camp and going into some of these preseason games. Yep. I’m with you. And and actually, I’m glad you said Max Croer, too, because he’s a guy that I think should slot into this D these D pairings at some point because I think his game is awesome. I’ve watched a lot of him his games, and I think he’s better than some of these guys sometimes. And I don’t see why he wouldn’t like, you know, take a take a spot on this team. I think, you know, with the departure of Pervix and just like some of the questionable uh qualities of like like the youngness of like Yilberg in the decision-m there depending on how he plays, you know, Croer can come right up. I don’t see why he wouldn’t. So, I’d like to see him come up too. And I think, like you said, it creates the same type of vibe, you know, a little competition for some of these spots. And that’s a good thing to have on teams, you know? I think they’re I don’t think it’s like creates any animosity between these guys either. They all know what this is, right? So, yeah, it’s good. It’s a good thing. Absolutely. It’s a business and I think they’re just as excited to compete than anything. Y um thoughts on the preeason as a whole? This is probably the last year we’ll have this many preseason games. Um if you’re the Lightning, how do you how do you do this? Yeah. Any you know, that kind of talk. Plus, uh any other moves you want to see before the Lightning start camp? Uh we’ll dive into that in just one second. Want to mention today’s episode is brought to you by Indeed. You just realized your business needed to hire someone yesterday. So, how do you find amazing candidates right now? Easy. 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Is this something that you’re like, we don’t need this? Is this something you like in in a certain extent? What are your thoughts? You know, I’m not really a fan to be honest with you. Um I think when games are meaningless, uh it’s not like a huge it’s not like a huge watch for fans necessarily. Um because you know, you root for your team to win. Um and in this if they win, it doesn’t count for anything. So, look, I I don’t I don’t love it as a fan. Um, as an athlete, I understand why they do it. Uh, you want to warm up the body to playing competitive hockey, right? And this is an opportunity to if you’re a superstar, just play a few minutes, get out there, and get re reaclimated to game speed after taking three months off, right? So, I think there’s some element of that there. But contrary to that, I don’t think any of these guys are giving 100% in these games. And maybe some of them do initially on a shift or two just to get the, you know, really power through. Like I don’t think Cooch is gonna skate 25 minutes, right? Like he’s not going to. It’s just not really He’s not going to do it in an All-Star game. He’s not going to do it in a preseason game, right? So it’s just like it’s really to me more like I don’t want to call it like AHL prospect tournament, but it’s similar, right? It’s like a similar vibe to me. Um, I will say I dislike it uh less than I dislike the NFL’s uh because I just think in the NFL there’s just so many more injuries. So, you know, in football with the injury like that, it’s just much more detrimental to a team. In hockey, I just feel like we see far fewer injuries. So, I don’t dislike it in that regard, right? I don’t think it’s as jeopardizing to a player’s health and career. But, I mean, there is still an element of that there, right? I mean, you still got to if you want to play in these games, like there is always a risk of getting hurt, right? So, yeah, little added to that. Um, other than that, I don’t know. If you’re playing an 84 game season, I don’t see why you can’t just jump in. You know, the games are Well, games can be meaningful near the end. Like, we’ve seen how close some of these standings get, right? Like, they all count, right? I don’t want to say I don’t want to take away from the games, but it’s not like the NFL like 16 like 16 17 games. Each game is is everything, right? In the in the NHL, if you start a little slowly, that doesn’t mean your season’s over. So, I don’t know. I can go either way. I think as a fan, I’ I’d like to see less of it. Um, but what about you? You look like you have a different take. Here’s the thing. Everybody hates preeason. Mhm. I’m gonna use like nobody cares about preseason, right? Yeah. I’m gonna throw an example at you from your favorite NFL team, the Cincinnati Bengals. Okay. My favorite. Yeah. Yeah. Uh great Joe Burrow MVP pick, by the way. Uh that’s that’s looking rough. You know, everybody hates the preseason. It’s like these games are stupid. The players are out there for, you know, one drive at a time. What’s the point of this? Let’s just get to regular season. Everybody hates it until those first two games of the regular season, Greg, when Joe Burrow’s out there cold, Jamar Chase is out there cold, and they have zero chemistry, and your brand new offensive line has zero idea of how to protect the guy who’s your starting quarterback. Yep. And you know, they they’re just a little bit offkilter. They’re just a little bit timing is off. and they wind up losing the first two games. Everybody hates preseason until that comes into play during the regular season. And look, I know that it’s different for an 82 game season. You got more time to figure it out, but you still want to start the season on a high note. You still want to go out there with that chemistry. You don’t want to be trying to figure out your linemates and figure out your timing while games that are going to count towards you making a playoff spot slash what spot you have possibly home ice advantage while that well while you’re playing games that count towards that. So, I think if you’re the Lightning, there are certain parts of preseason where you have to embrace. And look, you’re not gonna see Nikita Kushov play all six games. Actually, I think it might be seven this year because we have that Orlando game against the uh Florida Panthers. You’re not going to see him play like all seven games. You’re not also going to see him doing like 20 minutes a night or anything like that, right? But you still want to put him out there in some certain in situations, right? In situations that he would face during the regular season. You want to see him, Jay Gensel, and Braden Point play a game together, maybe a few games together, 15 minutes or so a game. You want to see him out there on the first power play unit during the preeason because you’re gonna want him entering game one, you know, with his chemistry up to speed with everybody else. You’re not Yeah. So, like, nobody up there is going to fight for a roster spot. Nobody up there probably cares if they win or lose, but you still want to go out there and get your chemistry up to speed. And I do think preseason’s a way to do that. And look, I I don’t think they need seven games of it. I I think if you do, you know, maybe four pre-season games a year, two at home, two in their own, maybe a fifth if on a neutral site. I kind of like when teams like go to non-traditional markets and play like Yeah. Um I think uh I think the Blue Jackets played in Cleveland one year. It was something crazy like that. Um I I like that. I don’t think they need that many preseason games. So, I think there’s maybe some tweaks that you can do with it, but at the same time, I do think it’s important and I think part of being a good NHL head coach like John Cooper is knowing how to use your players in those preeason games to maximize what you’re going to get out of him during a regular season. I think John Cooper’s done a pretty good job of that. Um, and I expect him to give some minimal but very important time to his stars during these games. All valid points. I’ll throw a couple counter points at you, though. Sure. Let’s go back to your Joe Burrow example with the Bengals, right? And they had no like You’re right. Like it looks like they’re cold, but why isn’t the other team then, right? Like it’s it’s not like it’s not fair. like every other team’s also in the same pool, right? So, everyone’s starting cold then if that’s the argument in my opinion. Right. Well, there’s also a lot of teams that play their starters. Right. Right. Sure. And that was going to be my next point. Like you were talking about how let’s throw Coocha out on the first power play, see how he does in this preseason, get him warmed up in there. But it’s like if they’re not if the other team’s not even playing, you know, at their real list, then is that really a representation of like what the power play will be? because I doubt you’re going to face, you know, if you, let’s say you preseason the Panthers, they’re not going to put their real power penalty kill out there and then actually really lock Cooch down the way they’re going to lock him down in the regular season. That’s just how I look at it. So, I think it’s just a little less. It’s just still not quite I guess my point is it’s really still not ever going to be quite game level, right? And yeah, it gets them a little bit up to speed. I just don’t think it’s still still not like a real game, right? Well, it’s usually I think that the way it’s gone traditionally in the NHL is like home games you play kind of your regular lineup. Away games is when like your fourth liners kind of carry the show and all your minor leaguers. Yep. Um but but again, it’s not about necessarily going best versus best right now. It’s just finding the chemist. Just finding the chemistry, you know, like are are your touches as crisp as they were last year? You know, are your passes to your teammates as good as they were last year? Are your teammates in the same spot that they say they’re going to be when a puck is along the boards or when you’re breaking into the zone, right? That’s the kind of stuff that I’m more worried about people getting up to speed on. I don’t necessarily care that Nikita Cucharov is going to get a shift against the number one penalty kill. That was obviously a niche example. Yeah. But but I do care that he’s gonna go out there and get his positioning ready. You know, kind of like it’s kind of like if you haven’t ridden a bike in like 10 years and you know how to do it, but you get on and like those first couple steps like those first couple pedals are kind of wobbly and you’re going back and forth and then you start to pedal and you get in the zone and it’s just like, oh yeah, just just like old times. That’s me with skiing. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Like your first ski trip every year. Um, it’s it’s that it’s just kind of getting the feel of it. And I think that is more important than people around the league think. You’re right. I mean, you’re absolutely right. As someone who played hockey for at a competitive level, like for a while, you’re right. Like, you go out there and you’re like, I don’t even remember how to skate. Then Exactly. Settle in. Yeah. It takes and you get the hang of it. You don’t forget it. It’s just like those first steps. It’s like, oh, it’s been a while since I’ve done this. A little rusty. I would rather have that in six preeason games uh than I would for the first six regular season games, right? Than watch like a sloppy mess of like Yeah. disaster the first few games. Yeah. Yeah. And now after your first two weeks of the season, you’re having to answer the what the hell’s the wrong Tampa Bay Lighting question, right? Yeah. Um it’s going to be interesting for sure. Um first preseason coming up next Monday. Obviously, we have a lot of talk before then. Hey, we should hear information about when camp officially starts uh coming up here in the next couple of days or so. We’ll have a full camp breakdown, look at the roster, maybe some surprises on the uh the professional try out and non-roster invitee um I guess front is what you call it. But yeah, we’ll have breakdown on that coming up plus a lot more to get to this week. That’s going to do it for us on today’s Locked on Lightning. Thanks for making us your first listen of the day. back with an on episode tomorrow morning. We’ll see you then.

The NHL Prospects Tournament has ended, and now preseason is kicking off later this week!

Nick and Greg give their final thoughts on the NHL Prospects Tournament, talk about their expectations for Tampa Bay Lightning preseason, and debate the practicality of the NHL’s preseason.

0:00 Prospect tournament final thoughts
10:21 TBL specific preseason expectations
19:43 General thoughts on NHL Preseason

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