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Lightning Dominating at the Christmas Break & Bucs Ring Of Honor Member John Lynch
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The Tampa Bay Lightning are dominating after taking 7 or 8 points on the road in Western Canada and have separated themselves as the best team in hockey but can they win it all this year, plus Rick Stroud sits down with Bucs Ring of Honor member John Lynch as they discuss the state of defense in today's NFL and more. Today's show is presented by Millian-Aire for all your air conditioning needs. Give them a call at 727-862-2100 or visit http://www.millian-aire.com/
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