Former Bruins Icon Milan Lucic Joins New Team in Exciting Move
Former Boston Bruins forward Milan Lucic is making a significant transition in his hockey career. After his stint with the St. Louis Blues’ AHL affiliate concluded, he has signed with the Fife Flyers in the Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL).
Milan Lucic’s Recent Challenges
Last month, Lucic was released from his professional tryout (PTO) with the Springfield Thunderbirds. In five games, he recorded no goals, one assist, and a minus-7 rating. He had initially joined the Blues during training camp, but his time was impacted by an injury.
New Beginnings in the EIHL
Despite not securing a contract with an NHL team, Lucic is set to continue his career overseas. The Fife Flyers officially announced the signing for the remainder of the 2025-26 season. This move aligns with prior speculation about Lucic heading to play in Europe.
Lucic’s Impressive NHL Career
- Selected 50th overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft by the Bruins.
- Played 570 games across two stints with the Bruins over nine seasons.
- Scored 139 goals and provided 205 assists for a total of 344 points.
- Accumulated 774 penalty minutes and delivered 1,592 hits.
- Achieved a plus-93 rating during his time with the team.
- Was a key player in the Bruins’ 2011 Stanley Cup championship victory.
As Lucic joins the Fife Flyers, he aims to make a significant impact. Hockey fans will be watching closely as he continues to build on his extensive career in a new league.
