Nate Thompson
MONTREAL, CANADA - APRIL 4: Andrei Markov #79 of the Montreal Canadiens defends against Nate Thompson #44 of the Tampa Bay Lightning during the NHL game at the Bell Centre on April 4, 2012 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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They get a chance to meet the pro players ... When those guys are long gone, [the kids] can turn on the TV and see those guys. That can do nothing but help our program.
He's developed into a guy that is reliable, he's a guy that brings energy and kills penalties and a guy that you need in that bottom sixMore quotes »
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Bolts players enjoy honor of playing at world championships
Nate Thompson walked into the locker room for the first time, the hair on the back of his neck stood up. As Teddy Purcell entered the locker room across the hall, all he wanted to do was take a picture. The reaction from the Tampa Bay Lightning forwards occurred from Tampa Bay Online Read more »
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Day 4 World Championships Notebook
celebrate a 5-2 win over Belarus. Both Lightning forwards representing the American side both had big showings on Thursday, as Nate Thompson scored a goal on his only shot of the game, and also earned a plus-1 rating in 10:44 of ice time. Thursday’s goal marked from The Official Website, Tampa Bay Lightning Read more »
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USA wins at World Hockey Championship
Finland, May 10 (UPI) -- Nate Thompson put the United States in front for good Thursday and the Americans went on to down Belarus 5-3 at the World Ice Hockey Championships. With three group games remaining, Team USA is in third place in its eight-team group. from United Press International Read more »
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Thompson, U.S. edge Belarus in hockey worlds
May 10, 2012, 8:43 PM ET Associated Press HELSINKI -- Tampa Bay center Nate Thompson broke the tie at the end of the second period to help the United States beat Belarus 5-3 on Thursday in the world hockey championships. Justin Abdelkader , Cam Atkinson , from ESPN Read more »
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Hockey world championships: Red Wings' Justin Abdelkader scores in U.S. win
Tampa Bay Lightning forward Nate Thompson broke the tie at the end of the second period to help the U.S. team beat Belarus, 5-3, at the hockey world championships today in Helsinki. Detroit Red Wings forward Justin Abdelkader (Michigan State) opened the scoring from Detroit Free Press Read more »
