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Steven Stamkos
NHL forward, two-time Stanley Cup champion and two-time goal-scoring champion
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Steven Stamkos trap bar deadlift
Steven Stamkos's recorded trap bar deadlift is 500 lb. Source date: 2013-07-24. The effort is unknown. The source at sportsnet.ca gives this mark. Source type: news report. Confidence is medium.
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Tampa Bay Lightning forward, offseason work with trainer Gary Roberts
Source quote and limits
“dead-lifting 500 pounds with a Trap Bar”
Sportsnet describes a completed trap-bar deadlift in a video that trainer Gary Roberts posted that Wednesday. July 24, 2013 is the article and post date; the filming date is unstated. The article does not state reps, max effort or bodyweight. The social video was not fetched.
2013
- Trap bar deadlift500 lb
Quote and details
“dead-lifting 500 pounds with a Trap Bar”
Steven Stamkos Top skating speed in a game (NHL EDGE tracking)
Steven Stamkos's recorded Top skating speed in a game (NHL EDGE tracking) is 24.21 mph. Performance date: 2024-11-11. Age at the time: 34. This was a competition result. The source at api-web.nhle.com gives this mark. Source type: official result.
NHL 2024-25 regular season, NSH at COL · Nashville Predators centre, 2024-25 regular season
Source quote and limits
“"speedMax":{"imperial":24.2050”
Puck and player tracking: 24.21 mph = 38.95 km/h, his top skating speed of the 2024-25 regular season. The quote is the JSON field; the game date (2024-11-11, NSH at COL, overtime) is in the same record's overlay. Chosen as his career best regular-season value in the NHL EDGE era (2021-22 to 2026-27 so far; other seasons 21.79 to 22.95 mph). Oddspedia's 24.21 mph matches. Found through a Gemini Deep Research report (batch of 2026-10-30).
| Date | Competition / season and method | Value | Unit | Source |
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| 2024-11-11age 34 | NHL 2024-25 regular season, NSH at COLTop skating speed in a game (NHL EDGE tracking) | 24.21 | mph | api-web.nhle.comEvidenceOfficial result; Competition; performance date 2024-11-11. NHL EDGE skater detail: Steven Stamkos, 2024-25 regular season (NHL API, api-web.nhle.com) Nashville Predators centre, 2024-25 regular season “"speedMax":{"imperial":24.2050” Puck and player tracking: 24.21 mph = 38.95 km/h, his top skating speed of the 2024-25 regular season. The quote is the JSON field; the game date (2024-11-11, NSH at COL, overtime) is in the same record's overlay. Chosen as his career best regular-season value in the NHL EDGE era (2021-22 to 2026-27 so far; other seasons 21.79 to 22.95 mph). Oddspedia's 24.21 mph matches. Found through a Gemini Deep Research report (batch of 2026-10-30). |
Steven Stamkos NHL All-Star accuracy shooting (five targets)
Steven Stamkos's recorded NHL All-Star accuracy shooting (five targets) is 21.92 s. Performance date: 2018-01-27. Age at the time: 27. This was a competition result. The source at nhl.com gives this mark. Source type: official result.
2018 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (Tampa) · Tampa Bay Lightning centre, fifth of eight
Source quote and limits
“Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning, 21.923”
Time in seconds to hit the five targets. Winner Brock Boeser took 11.136. Skills night 2018-01-27. Found through a Gemini Deep Research report (batch of 2026-10-30).
2018
- NHL All-Star accuracy shooting (five targets)21.92 s
Quote and details
“Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay Lightning, 21.923”
Steven Stamkos NHL All-Star Hardest Shot
Steven Stamkos's recorded NHL All-Star Hardest Shot is 103.9 mph. Performance date: 2016-01-30. Age at the time: 25. This was a competition result. The source at nhl.com gives this mark. Source type: official result.
2016 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (Nashville) · Tampa Bay Lightning centre, second in the event
Source quote and limits
“Steven Stamkos finished with the second-fastest shot at 103.9 mph”
103.9 mph = 167.2 km/h. Skills night was Saturday 2016-01-30; the NHL.com report is dated January 31. NBC Sports reports the same 103.9 mph against John Scott. Found through a Gemini Deep Research report (batch of 2026-10-30). Other results in this event (one best per kind): 2011 NHL All-Star SuperSkills Competition (Raleigh), 2011-01-29, 101.9 mph (https://www.nbcsports.com/nhl/news/2011-nhl-superskills-results-zdeno-chara-breaks-his-own-record-with-105-9-mph-slapper-in-hardest-shot-contest); 2019 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (San Jose), 2019-01-25, 96.2 mph (https://www.nhl.com/news/john-carlson-wins-hardest-shot-at-all-star-skills-304218038); 2018 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (Tampa), 2018-01-27, 95.9 mph (https://www.nhl.com/news/nhl-all-star-skills-competition-live-blog-2018-295208168).
| Date | Competition / season and method | Value | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2016-01-30age 25 | 2016 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (Nashville)NHL All-Star Hardest Shot | 103.9 | mph | nhl.comEvidenceOfficial result; Competition; performance date 2016-01-30. Weber repeats as Hardest Shot champ (NHL.com, 2016-01-31) Tampa Bay Lightning centre, second in the event “Steven Stamkos finished with the second-fastest shot at 103.9 mph” 103.9 mph = 167.2 km/h. Skills night was Saturday 2016-01-30; the NHL.com report is dated January 31. NBC Sports reports the same 103.9 mph against John Scott. Found through a Gemini Deep Research report (batch of 2026-10-30). Other results in this event (one best per kind): 2011 NHL All-Star SuperSkills Competition (Raleigh), 2011-01-29, 101.9 mph (https://www.nbcsports.com/nhl/news/2011-nhl-superskills-results-zdeno-chara-breaks-his-own-record-with-105-9-mph-slapper-in-hardest-shot-contest); 2019 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (San Jose), 2019-01-25, 96.2 mph (https://www.nhl.com/news/john-carlson-wins-hardest-shot-at-all-star-skills-304218038); 2018 NHL All-Star Skills Competition (Tampa), 2018-01-27, 95.9 mph (https://www.nhl.com/news/nhl-all-star-skills-competition-live-blog-2018-295208168). |
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