Oilers sign Curtis Lazar to one-year, $775K contract
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The Edmonton Oilers have made a significant move by signing forward Curtis Lazar to a one-year contract worth $775,000. Lazar, who previously spent time with the Boston Bruins and Buffalo Sabres, adds depth to the Oilers’ roster as they prepare for the upcoming NHL season. Known for his tenacity and defensive skills, Lazar is expected to bolster the team's bottom six, providing valuable energy and versatility.
Lazar, who was drafted 17th overall by the Ottawa Senators in 2013, has carved out a niche for himself in the league over the years. His experience in multiple organizations has made him a well-rounded player capable of stepping up in crucial moments. With the Oilers aiming to make a deeper playoff run, Lazar's presence could prove vital in enhancing their forward lines.
This contract signals the Oilers' commitment to improving their roster depth as they compete in a highly competitive Western Conference. Fans are eager to see how Lazar integrates with star players like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, and what impact he will have as the team strives for success. The Oilers' front office remains active, still looking for other potential acquisitions to solidify their position as contenders in the NHL.
Lazar, who was drafted 17th overall by the Ottawa Senators in 2013, has carved out a niche for himself in the league over the years. His experience in multiple organizations has made him a well-rounded player capable of stepping up in crucial moments. With the Oilers aiming to make a deeper playoff run, Lazar's presence could prove vital in enhancing their forward lines.
This contract signals the Oilers' commitment to improving their roster depth as they compete in a highly competitive Western Conference. Fans are eager to see how Lazar integrates with star players like Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, and what impact he will have as the team strives for success. The Oilers' front office remains active, still looking for other potential acquisitions to solidify their position as contenders in the NHL.