Steven Stamkos Leaves Lightning for Nashville Predators
Steven Stamkos Leaves Lightning for Nashville Predators

Steven Stamkos Leaves Lightning for Nashville Predators

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Steven Stamkos, the long-time face and captain of the Tampa Bay Lightning, has left the team to join the Nashville Predators on a four-year deal worth $8 million annually, marking the end of a significant era for the Lightning. His departure has deeply affected fans and the organization, with reactions ranging from shock to reflection on his legacy. Despite efforts to retain Stamkos, including discussions post-playoff loss, the inability to reach a new contract agreement led to his move to Nashville, leaving behind a remarkable career with the Lightning, where he played 1,802 games, scored 555 goals, and helped secure two Stanley Cups. The Lightning have also signed Jake Guentzel from the Carolina Hurricanes, adding a new dynamic to the team's roster.

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