Tampa Bay Lightning's Home Opener Delayed Due to Hurricane Milton

The NHL has postponed Saturday's game against the Carolina Hurricanes as recovery efforts continue in the Tampa Bay area.

The Tampa Bay Lightning's home opener originally scheduled for Saturday against the Carolina Hurricanes has been postponed.
The decision comes in response to ongoing recovery efforts following the impact of Hurricane Milton in the Tampa Bay region.
A new date for the game will be announced once confirmed by the NHL.
The Lightning evacuated to Raleigh early this week to avoid the storm, allowing players and staff to bring their families.
Despite some damage in the area, Amalie Arena appears to have avoided serious harm from the hurricane.