Milano (Lucic in this context) surfaces in CBA chatter, hinting at how veteran presence and cap decisions influence roster balance and fantasy value in older-to-younger player mixes.

Lucic, 37, joins the Blues on a camp tryout after last playing in 2023. A veteran of the Bruins 2011 Cup run, his career totals include 233 goals, 353 assists and 1301 PIM across 17 seasons. His path includes time with the Kings, Oilers and Flames and a brief return to Boston in 2023. Off ice issues surfaced in 2021 but he completed the Player Assistance Program and was reinstated, a factor teams will weigh as they evaluate a potential regular season role.

Milan Lucic, 37, arrives on a Blues tryout after last playing in 2023. Career marks include 233 goals, 353 assists, 1,301 PIM across 17 seasons; Cup winner in 2011 with Boston. The entry note cites his completion of the NHL/Player Assistance Program and reinstatement. If he makes the roster, his game is built on size, edge, and PK presence, potentially boosting Blues’ depth and physical matchup options, with hits and PIM as likely fantasy beneficiaries.

Lucic signed a professional tryout with the Blues after a year away from the rink, bringing Cup pedigree and a reputation for physical play and energy. His camp performance will determine whether he takes a fourth‐line role or remains in a depth‐chart limbo, with PK presence and veteran leadership as potential contributors if he earns a contract.

Lucic signs a pro tryout with St. Louis Blues after being reinstated from the NHL/NHLPA program. His veteran presence and physical game add depth to Blues’ camp battle, with potential to contribute on the fourth line if he earns a roster spot. His history as a powerful, energy-forward provides a path to a later-career spark should he adapt to STL's system.