He’s so back! 🔥🔥 Carmine Lane

🚨😳 They let a camera man in skates on the ice during scraps now? ⤵️

🍏 Ethan Hay (#68 in white) picks up assist #1 of the OHL season. #GoBolts

🚨 Ethan Hay (#68 in white) goes to the net and puts home the centering feed for his 1st goal of the OHL season! #GoBolts

In case you missed this past weekend here’s a few shots of our sweep against ucf 🧹🧹🧹

🚨 Ethan Hay (#68 in navy) puts it home on the backdoor feed on the power play for his 4th goal of the OHL season! #GoBolts

The Tampa Bay Lightning have recalled defenseman Max Crozier from the Crunch. syrcrun.ch/Crozier01-17

Max Crozier is on the ice for the #Bolts morning skate … welcome back, 6️⃣5️⃣ !!

Geeked up

You can’t change here 🤣

Ethan Hay finishes the OHL season with 62GP 13G 18A 96PIM -7. He and #6 Kingston are set to take on #11 Sudbury in a best of 7 opening round series from 3/28 to 4/8. #GoBolts

We have signed forward Connor Kurth to a two-year, entry-level NHL contract beginning with the 2025-26 season. 📝: tbl.co/3-30kurth

If you’re upset about the tie, let me remind you we were down 7-2 going into the 🔝 of 7th inning. Three outs away from the L. If you’re not amazed by that, you need to stop and reflect. I promise it has many benefits. I love you, USF Softball. Simply relentless. #RunWithUs

🚨 Dyllan Gill (#14 in white) throws it one net and finds its way in for his 1st goal of the QMJHL Playoffs! He’s got points in each of his last 4 games! 🔥 #GoBolts

Dave Mishkin with an emphatic call of Point vs McMann

They say you never know what you're going to see at the ballpark ... How about a WALK-OFF INSIDE-THE-PARK HOMER!? 😱 Ryan Ward (Los Angeles Dodgers) delivers the goods for the Oklahoma City Comets:

San Jose: Michael Misa

with the second overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, the San Jose Sharks select … Michael Misa, a forward who played for the Saginaw Spirit for the past three seasons

Jonny DeLuca hit an infield double. Don't see that too often. That was the first hit since the 7-hit, 7-run 4th inning.

12 year old Lin Chin-Tse casually hit 82 MPH on back-to-back pitches for Chinese Taipei in the Little League World Series