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Tampa Bay Lightning legend Steven Stamkos praised NHL superstar Nikita Kucherov, his long-time teammate with the Bolts.Though they may no longer be teammates, Stamkos still has a lot of love for Kucherov, and he spoke glowingly about him in a…

Former Tampa Bay Lightning captain Steven Stamkos spoke glowingly about his former teammate Nikita Kucherov during an interview with NHL.com. Stamkos praised Kucherov's organic rise from an unheralded second-round draft pick into one of the top players in the NHL, highlighting his elite hockey IQ, relentless summer training, and perfectionist work ethic.
The high praise arrives as Kucherov reportedly requested a trade from the Lightning after spending 14 years with the organization. Writer Adam Martin notes that Kucherov appears set to follow Stamkos out of Tampa Bay, after Stamkos spent 16 seasons with the franchise before joining the Nashville Predators in free agency.
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