Johnson, 34, joined the Lightning as an undrafted free agent in March of 2011, and he would soon emerge as a star in Tampa Bay. The Spokane, Washington, native scored 161 goals and 361 points ...

— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) April 1, 2022 “It’s pretty cool,” Johnson said after the game. “Obviously, Tampa is always going to have a special place in my heart.

Apparently, there were either no takers, or Tampa Bay wasn’t happy with what it would take to move Johnson’s $5 million AAV for the next four years. Advertisement The Lightning are in a tough ...

After 13 years in the NHL, Tyler Johnson is hanging up his skates. The center, who won two Stanley Cups with the Lightning, ...

TAMPA — Tyler Johnson’s playing time diminished and his scoring numbers reached career lows this season. But as a playoff-tested veteran, the Lightning forward is showing that important ...

Tyler Johnson, an undrafted player who defied expectations, has retired after a successful NHL career highlighted by two ...