BREAKING: Lightning top prominent goaltender sidelined from roster due to injury sustained in last practice

Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper supervises a training camp practice session at the Ice Sports Forum in Brandon, Fla., on September 14, 2018. Cooper's Lightning were unable to hold a third-period lead on Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, dropping a 6-4 contest against the Ottawa Senators. (Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times/TNS)

In a major setback for the Tampa Bay Lightning, top goaltender Jonas Johansson has been ruled out of the roster following an injury sustained during the team’s last practice. Johansson, who has been instrumental in the Lightning’s recent successes, reportedly injured his lower body in a collision while making a routine save. The exact nature and severity of the injury have not yet been disclosed, but initial reports suggest that Johansson could be sidelined for an extended period.

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This unexpected development puts additional pressure on the Lightning’s backup goaltenders and coaching staff as they prepare for upcoming games. Johansson’s absence leaves a significant void in the team’s defense, as he has been a key player in their lineup, known for his strong performances and reliability in net.

The Lightning organization is expected to provide more updates on Johansson’s condition in the coming days. Fans and analysts will be closely watching to see how the team adjusts to this challenging situation.

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