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Why could Nikita Kucherov’s reported $20 million NHL contract ask create a major challenge for Tampa Bay Lightning

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Nikita Kucherov’s reported $20 million per year contract target has put the Tampa Bay Lightning in a big NHL salary-cap conversation. According to Chris Johnston, that figure would be a big jump from Kucherov’s current $9.5-million cap hit. Tampa Bay is still trying to keep the star forward with the franchise, but the structure of the contract, salary-cap implications and Kucherov’s age could shape the negotiations.
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