BRANDON - Stay together. Don't panic. Remain engaged. Don't give in. What's it like to be caught on a seemingly never-ending shift, when the legs are heavy and the lungs are burning? "When it gets long, when you get tired, communication is king, communication is key,'' Scott Sabourin said. Sabourin was one of five Tampa Bay Lightning players who were stuck on the ice for at least two-and-a-half minutes on Thursday against Detroit. A shift that feels like it will never end is straining and draining. The shift took place early in the second period with Tampa Bay holding a 1-0 lead. Defenseman Ry...
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