Watch Live: Senators general manager Steve Staios meets media
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Steve Staios, the Ottawa Senators' new general manager, addressed the media for the first time since taking on the role. Staios emphasized his commitment to building a strong and competitive team, focusing on collaboration and thorough evaluation of current players. He expressed excitement about the Senators' prospects, citing their young talent as a foundational element for future success.
Staios acknowledged the importance of developing players like Tim Stützle and Brady Tkachuk, recognizing their potential to lead the franchise. He highlighted the necessity of surrounding them with the right veterans to foster growth and maintain a winning culture. The Senators' recent performance has shown promise, and Staios is determined to capitalize on that momentum as he starts his tenure.
During the Q&A session, Staios addressed various topics, including player acquisitions and the need for strategic changes. He reassured fans that the team’s vision remains clear, prioritizing a balance between youth and experience. As he settles into his new position, Staios's leadership is poised to guide the Senators toward a more competitive future in the NHL.
Staios acknowledged the importance of developing players like Tim Stützle and Brady Tkachuk, recognizing their potential to lead the franchise. He highlighted the necessity of surrounding them with the right veterans to foster growth and maintain a winning culture. The Senators' recent performance has shown promise, and Staios is determined to capitalize on that momentum as he starts his tenure.
During the Q&A session, Staios addressed various topics, including player acquisitions and the need for strategic changes. He reassured fans that the team’s vision remains clear, prioritizing a balance between youth and experience. As he settles into his new position, Staios's leadership is poised to guide the Senators toward a more competitive future in the NHL.