New Report Highlights Why Vancouver Canucks & Patrik Allvin Should Avoid Former 60-Goal Scorer

“This team likes its big names. Yeah, Stamkos doesn’t make a lot of sense from an on-ice perspective.” Quadrelli said.

Dayal went on to add, “No he doesn’t. He’s 35-years-old. One goal in 11 games. And the main thing is he’s a one shot scorer who doesn’t drive play anymore. You know what this team has a lot of right now? Wingers that don’t drive play and sure, can Stamkos play centre? He can do it and he did it at times for Nashville last year, but at 35-years-old and after all those years of playing wing in Tampa, let’s make no mistake about it, Steven Stamkos is at his best on the wing. With the money involved on his contract, $8 million through the 2027-28 season, the Canucks should absolutely steer clear of something like this.”