Pete Taylor
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Could be he's getting paid somewhere else.He's going to be a Shark at 10x3.
I'm curious how it's being taken in the room? Maybe it's nothing, but the perfection does not leave the lightning in good light.The fact that Tampa is uninterested in doing anything like that, has got to be a kick in the teeth to your captain that has given everything he has to your team.
This ^You look at how proactive some teams are at moving out cap, to either retain their players or try to make their team better.
The fact that Tampa is uninterested in doing anything like that, has got to be a kick in the teeth to your captain that has given everything he has to your team.
he would look so odd in black and gold but I’d take him on the B’s in a heartbeat.
Why should he take less? Why wouldnt the GM make room for him?
He already did that last time IMO.He should take less in Tampa to allow cap room in order to get a competitive team in Tampa.
You look at how proactive some teams are at moving out cap, to either retain their players or try to make their team better.
The fact that Tampa is uninterested in doing anything like that, has got to be a kick in the teeth to your captain that has given everything he has to your team.
this Is SCREAMING Toronto
Didn't Tampa and Stamkos do the same thing last time? Let him see the market and he came back after fielding offers. Wouldn't be surprised if it's the same thing. Seems like a guy who will retire wearing one jersey.
I think you are making a mistake if you are expecting him to a be a teams #1C at this point in his career. Play him on the wing or further down the lineup down the middle.Marchand-Stamkos-Poitras
Frederick-Zacha-Pastarnak
Debrusk-Coyle-Geekie
Embarrassing for Tampa
That’s as bad as Pens almost letting Geno walk
Fool me onceThis isn't the same thing, Stamkos wanted to test the market then. Our GM positioned out us of being able to retain him this time.
Take 3m for a team that disrespected you on the way out, or get wined and dined for easily 2x as much? Easy answer
It would allow him to not have to move his family, play on a competitive team, finish his career in Tampa and maybe facilitate a role off the ice with the team post hockey career.Completely disagree
Sure. Hes also the most important player in franchise history who has been nothing but the perfect captain and player and the GM could move out money to pay him what hes worth but instead your asking Stamkos to take less.It would allow him to not have to move his family, play on a competitive team, finish his career in Tampa and maybe facilitate a role off the ice with the team post hockey career.
All depends if he really wants to stay in Tampa after his career
Look at Bergeron as a comparable, he took team friendly contracts at the endSure. Hes also the most important player in franchise history who has been nothing but the perfect captain and player and the GM could move out money to pay him what hes worth but instead your asking Stamkos to take less.
It just seems like Tampa is ready to move on before the play falls off which is fine but hopefully they arent just lowballing him to push him out.
He will be able to do anything he wants post career with Tampa he doesnt need to take less to do that.
He's the team captain, just scored 40G and was their best player in the playoffs. What dollar amount would you consider a "team friendly" contract that he should take?Look at Bergeron as a comparable, he took team friendly contracts at the end