Milan Lucic Transitions to the Kingdom Team
Former NHL forward Milan Lucic has officially joined the Fife Flyers Ice Hockey Club, marking an exciting transition to the Kingdom team. Lucic brings with him extensive experience from his impressive 17-season career in the NHL, where he participated in 1,177 regular-season games.
Milan Lucic’s NHL Career Highlights
Lucic was drafted in the second round of the 2006 NHL Draft by the Boston Bruins. He played a crucial role in the Bruins’ victory in the 2011 Stanley Cup. Over his NHL tenure, he also played for the Los Angeles Kings, Edmonton Oilers, and Calgary Flames. His career statistics include:
- Goals: 233
- Assists: 353
- Total Points: 586
During his time in the NHL, Lucic’s contributions led his teams to the playoffs 11 times. Notably, in the 2011 playoff run, he scored five goals and collected 12 points, significantly contributing to the Bruins’ championship achievement. That season, he recorded a career-high 62 points in 79 games, thereby leading the team in both goals (30) and points.
Connection with Fife Flyers
Lucic’s arrival at the Fife Flyers brings a nostalgic connection as he reunites with captain Garet Hunt. The two played together during their junior careers with the Vancouver Giants in the WHL, where they were instrumental in winning the 2007 Memorial Cup. Lucic’s performance earned him the tournament MVP title, further showcasing his skills on the ice.
Current Season and Future Prospects
Papers are currently being finalized for Lucic’s official involvement with the Flyers. This season, he will don the number 8 jersey while playing for the Kingdom team.
Fans interested in supporting the team can look into Own & Loan packages by contacting El-Balad for more information.
