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![With red, puffy eyes, Tampa Bay Lightning captain Steven Stamkos addressed the media immediately following the 2-1 loss at home to end their season in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.
While his teammates answered questions for two-to-three minutes, the leader of the team stayed for nearly eight minutes as he tried to provide words in an indescribable moment.
"It's crushing," Stamkos said. "There are probably a lot of teams who get to this position and feel like they had an unbelievable year. For us, it's disappointing because we know what we have [in that locker room]. We know that feeling [the Avalanche] are having right now. It's the best in the world. Sometimes you forget the other side of it."
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![With red, puffy eyes, Tampa Bay Lightning captain Steven Stamkos addressed the media immediately following the 2-1 loss at home to end their season in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.
While his teammates answered questions for two-to-three minutes, the leader of the team stayed for nearly eight minutes as he tried to provide words in an indescribable moment.
"It's crushing," Stamkos said. "There are probably a lot of teams who get to this position and feel like they had an unbelievable year. For us, it's disappointing because we know what we have [in that locker room]. We know that feeling [the Avalanche] are having right now. It's the best in the world. Sometimes you forget the other side of it."
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