Milan Lucic released from professional tryout with Blues' AHL affiliate
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Milan Lucic's bid to secure a spot on the St. Louis Blues' roster has come to an end, as the veteran forward has been released from his professional tryout with the team's AHL affiliate. The 35-year-old was signed to the tryout earlier this month, aiming to prove he still has what it takes to contribute at a professional level. Lucic's experience in the NHL, spanning over a decade, includes stints with teams like the Boston Bruins and Calgary Flames.
During his time with the Blues' AHL affiliate, Lucic showcased his physical style of play and leadership skills, which have been hallmarks of his career. While the Blues opted not to keep him in their plans, Lucic's presence could still be influential for younger players looking to develop under his guidance.
Despite not securing a roster spot, Lucic's passion for the game remains evident. He has been publicly open about his desire to continue playing, expressing hope to land with another team this season. Hockey fans will be watching closely to see what the next chapter holds for a player who has left a significant mark on the league throughout his career.
During his time with the Blues' AHL affiliate, Lucic showcased his physical style of play and leadership skills, which have been hallmarks of his career. While the Blues opted not to keep him in their plans, Lucic's presence could still be influential for younger players looking to develop under his guidance.
Despite not securing a roster spot, Lucic's passion for the game remains evident. He has been publicly open about his desire to continue playing, expressing hope to land with another team this season. Hockey fans will be watching closely to see what the next chapter holds for a player who has left a significant mark on the league throughout his career.