Chat Sports
Flames news

The Calgary Sun · Jan 31, 2016

SIMMONS SAYS: Steven Stamkos controls his own destiny

Steven Stamkos of the Tampa Bay Lightning stands on the red carpet prior to the 2016 NHL All Star Game Skills Competition at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on Saturday, Jan. 30, 2016. (Aaron Doster/USA TODAY Sports)The question for Steven Stamkos and his agents: What means more, location or money?

If money is the answer, Stamkos will be leaving the Tampa Bay Lightning, either at the trade deadline or as a free agent at the end of the season. If location is the answer, Stamkos will remain with the Lightning, even if he doesn’t necessarily get to play centre for coach John Cooper.

The Lightning have made a rather miniscule public offer of $68 million over eight seasons for the high-scoring star.

Full story at The Calgary Sun

Chat Sports on YouTube

Chat Sports TV

NFL Daily | NBA Now | CFB Now

Subscribe

More Flames news

Zayne Parekh dazzled, but the Flames fell short against the Rangers FlamesNation · 2h Three Takeaways From the Flames' 3-1 Loss to the Rangers The Hockey News · 10h Instant Reaction: Flames can’t get their offence going against Rangers FlamesNation · 10h Flames roster news: forward Sam Honzek activated from injury reserve, assigned to AHL’s Wranglers FlamesNation · 17h Flames Game Day 19: One last ‘Dome visit for the New York Rangers (6:30pm ABT, Amazon Prime) FlamesNation · 20h Matt Coronato was sworn to secrecy on the Flames’ Hometown Remix jersey design FlamesNation · 22h All Flames news