
Current Season
GP
67
Goals
23
Assists
29
Points
52
+/-
+35
S%
19.2%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$6.25M
Total Value
$50.00M
Expires
8 yrs · 2030-2031
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Anthony Cirelli, the Lightning's quiet grinder who's always been more about the dirty work than the highlight reel, suddenly erupts for his second career hat trick against a team that knows his game inside out. You don't see this from a guy who's spent years killing penalties and winning draws in the shadows of Kucherov and Stamkos.
Anthony Cirelli keeps proving he's the Lightning's ultimate pest, sniping another short-handed gem that has opponents rethinking their power-play schemes. GMs around the league whisper about his uncanny knack for flipping momentum in tight games, a trait that's kept Tampa Bay lurking in the playoff mix year after year. With the standings squeezing tighter every night, Cirelli's timely strikes carry massive weight for a team that's always one breakaway from contending.
Anthony Cirelli wastes no time putting the Lightning on the board against Pittsburgh, sniping a juicy rebound that has Tampa's bench erupting early. You know Cirelli's game - that relentless forecheck and nose for the net that drives Penguins fans nuts in these Atlantic slugfests. With playoff positioning on the line this late in the year, Tampa's depth players like him are the difference between home ice and an early exit.
Fantasy playoffs heat up, and the waiver wire hides some real difference-makers that savvy GMs overlook amid the stretch drive chaos. Players like Alexis Lafreniere keep pouring in points for the Rangers while guys such as Anthony Cirelli tear it up quietly on Tampa's loaded roster, and Mason Marchment feasts under Columbus' hot new coach Rick Bowness.
Fantasy playoffs kick off with Matty Cullen's 20-point explosion lighting up rosters everywhere. Blackhawks call up another stud prospect while Rossi, Cirelli, and Byfield dominate center ice. Terry and Benson wing it on the flanks, stacking points as managers jockey for titles.
Anthony Cirelli channels his inner grinder to shovel home a greasy one against the Kraken, the kind of play that reminds everyone why Tampa's bottom-six remains the league's toughest. With the Lightning clinging to that Atlantic perch amid a brutal playoff squeeze, this road test in Seattle carries extra weight for a squad that's mastered late-season surges. Front offices around the league are glued to these results as the wild-card chaos unfolds with just weeks left.