An NHL franchise was reportedly used by the Japanese mafia to launder money during the 1990s. Its owner never attended a single game, rarely communicated with l

An NHL franchise was reportedly used by the Japanese mafia to launder money during the 1990s. Its owner never attended a single game, rarely communicated with league officials, and by the end of the ordeal, the team had accumulated more than $50 million in debt. When the Tampa Bay Lightning joined …