Lightning cancel two preseason games postponed by Hurricane Ian

Contests against Hurricanes, Predators will not be made up

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By NHL.com @NHLdotcom

The Tampa Bay Lightning canceled two home preseason games Friday that were previously postponed due to Hurricane Ian.

The games, originally scheduled against the Carolina Hurricanes on Sept. 28 and Nashville Predators on Sept. 29 at Amalie Arena, will not be made up. Fans should contact their original point of purchase for refunds and other ticketing options.
The Lightning's preseason games at the Florida Panthers on Oct. 6 and at home against the Panthers on Oct. 8 will be played as scheduled.

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