The big fish is gone, so now teams will circle around the other targets when NHL free agency opens Friday. ''There's some high-end guys this year and it'll be interesting to see what they get paid,'' Washington Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan said. If Stamkos' $8.5 million cap hit established Wednesday sets the bar, it's good news for not only Lucic, Eriksson and Okposo but the next level of free agents.
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