Putting thousands on attendances, serenading his new team and, now, getting on the field, Tim Cahill already feels like hes been at Melbourne City forever and is loving being home.The 36-year-old made his debut for City as a second-half substitute in the 2-1 victory over Brisbane Strikers on Wednesday night, 24 hours after been forced into an initiation karaoke session, singing a Bill Withers soul classic - just as he did at Everton when he first joined the Premier League club 12 years ago.Its a good group, they made me sing last night which was awesome, Cahill said.It was great I went after (Neil) Kilkenny, because he was terrible.I sung Lean on Me, it was the first one I sung when Duncan Ferguson got me on the stage at Everton.I feel like Ive been here forever.By his own admission there was little to take from Cahills performance on his City debut, but he was fully aware of its historical nature - his first club appearance in Australia since leaving for Millwall 19 years ago - and the impact he had in swelling the record 3,571 crowd, many of whom left with an autograph or selfie with the Soccerroos superstar.I think its part and parcel of coming back to this league and understanding the dynamics of whats expected of me, Cahill said.This is the importance of coming home. Spending time, filling out stadiums, this is what footballs all about growing communities and grassroots, making it bigger and raising awareness. This excites me as much as winning.Although City were far from dominant against their National Premier League Queensland opposition, Cahill is confident they are on their way to being a dominant side.The win for us is massive because weve got goals we set, Cahill said.Theres only five existing players from last year so were starting a journey of something that could be special.Were going to build a good culture. Well be critical of ourselves in-house to make ourselves better and also take care of each other because thats what good teams do.We know the standards we have to get to and this is a stepping stone to that.The quality of footballers we have in this football club is very high. Weve got a philosophy of football and style we want to play. 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We are in the process of evaluating options for repair and rehabilitation and will release more information as it becomes available.Tampa Bays first game without Stamkos will come against Buffalo on Thursday (7 p.m. Eastern).Losing Stamkos for any length of time is obviously a significant blow for the Lightning (10-6-1). Through 17 games, Stamkos was third in the NHL in scoring with 20 points (nine goals, 11 assists).Our understanding is that this issue can be repaired and he can get back to full speed, Yzerman said, according to the Tampa Bay Times. It just takes some time. Obviously hes disappointed. Hes going to work his rear end off and hell be back as good as ever.The Lightning have had to persevere without their captain before. He played in only 37 games in 2013-14 due to a broken tibia and missed nearly all of the postseason last year after undergoing surgery for thoracic outlet syndrome. 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Buffalo has a five-game losing streak and is coming off a particularly dispiriting 4-1 loss to the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday.Offense has been an issue for the Sabres all season. Buffalo is last in the league in scoring and has just 10 goals in its past eight games.Weve got to keep pushing forward and weve got to keep finding ways to create the opportunities to get those goals, Sabres defenseman Josh Gorges said. We had some opportunities (against St. Louis), we created some chances but were not burying them. Weve got to keep digging. ' ' '