Tampa Bay Lightning roster pyramid
The Tampa Bay Lightning' current roster, starters first. Build a tampa Bay Lightning roster pyramid where each level holds only a few, so every spot near the top is a hard call.
Fill every level to submit your ranking (31 spots left).
Save to my profile keeps it to come back to and keep ranking. Submit your ranking adds it to this month's top list.
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25 to place · each level holds only what fits
Andrei Vasilevskiy#88G · TB
Anthony Cirelli#71C · TB
Charle-Edouard D'Astous#51D · TB
Jake Guentzel#59C · TB
John Carlson#74D · TB
Nikita Kucherov#86RW · TB
Brandon Hagel#38LW · TB
Dennis Hildeby#35G · TB
Erik Cernak#81D · TB
Ryan McDonagh#27D · TB
Yanni Gourde#37C · TB
Zemgus Girgensons#28C · TB
Conor Geekie#94C · TB
Ilya Mikheyev#95RW · TB
JJ Moser#90D · TB
Pontus Holmberg#29RW · TB
Victor Hedman#77D · TB
Emil Lilleberg#78D · TB
Jeffrey Viel#25LW · TB
Max Crozier#24D · TB
Sam O'Reilly#23RW · TB
Brayden Point#21C · TB
Gage Goncalves#93C · TB
Scott Sabourin#49RW · TB
Dominic James#17C · TB
Top tampa Bay Lightning roster — November 2026
See the full top list →No top list yet this month — your picks and finished rankings start it.
What a pyramid is for
Every level of a pyramid has a fixed number of spots, so you have to decide who moves down when a level fills up.
Use six or seven levels for a deep player pool, or four for a quick ranking of the best.
The Tampa Bay Lightning' current roster, starters first.
Every pick and every finished ranking here counts toward the top tampa Bay Lightning roster for November 2026.
Step by step
- Drag a tile onto a level, or tap a tile and then a level.
- Change the number of levels to make the pyramid taller or shorter.
- Use the ✕ on a placed tile to send it back to the bank.
- The search box under the board finds anyone else you want to add.
- Download image saves a picture of your board with your name or logo on it, and Copy link shares this exact board.