Milan Lucic Reveals The Last Team He’d Like To Play For Prior To Retirement

Igor Burdetskiy June 1, 2023

3 1 minute read

Milan Lucic has made a suggestion on his likely final NHL team and future destination.

As his NHL career draws to a close, Lucic revealed in an interview with Donnie & Dhaliwal on CHEK that he is considering his options and that the Canucks may be a potential destination.

Vancouver native Lucic, 34, played in the WHL as a prospect for the Vancouver Giants, where he won the Memorial Cup in 2007.

While he declined to say whether or when he will retire or when he may sign with the Canucks, pending UFA Lucic said he would consider any offer.

With the Calgary Flames in 72 games in 22-23, Lucic has 7 goals and 19 points. The Boston Bruins selected him in the second round, 50th overall, of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. In 2011, Boston defeated Lucic’s hometown Canucks to win the Stanley Cup.

Subscribe to this author's posts feed via RSS

Bio
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Latest Posts

Igor Burdetskiy

Founder, Editor-in-Chief, & CEO at Hooked on Hockey Magazine

I grew up playing Ball and Roller Hockey day and night somewhat religiously throughout elementary and middle school. The two don't compare though when I lace up the skates and hit the ice. I live and breathe hockey beyond the perspective of "it's just a game" and I will gladly talk hockey for hours with anyone. Hockey is more than just a lifestyle, it's a culture of passionate people who make memories every time the puck is dropped. Hockey has not only helped me get through some of the hardest times in life but has created some of the best memories to date. Want to talk hockey with me? Shoot me an email: iburdetskiy@hookedonhockey.com and let's talk some hockey!