Blues Sign Milan Lucic To Professional Tryout
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The St. Louis Blues have announced the signing of veteran forward Milan Lucic to a professional tryout for the upcoming NHL season. Lucic, who has spent the last few seasons with the Calgary Flames, brings a wealth of experience and physicality to a Blues roster looking to bolster their forward group. Known for his ability to protect the puck and engage in physical play, Lucic will be competing for a spot on the team as they aim for a successful season after a disappointing previous campaign.
Lucic's career has been marked by significant impacts in various key playoff runs, making him a valuable asset for teams needing depth. The 35-year-old was originally drafted by the Boston Bruins, where his career took off. He is celebrated for his role in Boston's championship run and has since played for teams like the Los Angeles Kings and the Edmonton Oilers.
In joining the Blues, Lucic has the chance to reunite with former teammates and carve out a leadership role within the squad. His experience will be crucial in guiding younger players as they navigate the challenges of a competitive NHL season. The Blues are eager to see how Lucic performs during training camp and pre-season games, hoping he can provide the grit and resilience needed on the ice this year.
Lucic's career has been marked by significant impacts in various key playoff runs, making him a valuable asset for teams needing depth. The 35-year-old was originally drafted by the Boston Bruins, where his career took off. He is celebrated for his role in Boston's championship run and has since played for teams like the Los Angeles Kings and the Edmonton Oilers.
In joining the Blues, Lucic has the chance to reunite with former teammates and carve out a leadership role within the squad. His experience will be crucial in guiding younger players as they navigate the challenges of a competitive NHL season. The Blues are eager to see how Lucic performs during training camp and pre-season games, hoping he can provide the grit and resilience needed on the ice this year.