Lucic was donning a fresh Bruins flat brim hat during his virtual media availability, a cap that Sweeney said the winger was eager to show off. That's why I'm so grateful for this opportunity." I've been thinking about what it would be like to put on the Spoked-B, Black and Gold again. "I've thought about this moment for the last seven years. I'm really confident in my abilities to help this team do that. I think I'm coming back to help this team continue to progress and chase a championship. "I feel like I'm coming home," said Lucic "I'm coming back for the right reasons. He was traded to Los Angeles in June 2015 where he spent one season, before moving on to play three years in Edmonton and the last four in Calgary. The hulking left-winger spent his first eight seasons with the Black & Gold, helping the club to the playoffs in seven of those campaigns and to a Stanley Cup championship in 2011. There isn't much that Bruins fans don't know about this guy. Drafted 50 th overall (second round) by the Bruins in 2006.Set a career high in points (62) and goals (30) in 2010-11 with Boston.Played in all 82 games in 2021-22, notching 10 goals and 21 points.Twitter/Instagram: Tallied 19 points (7 goals, 12 assists) in 77 games for Calgary last season
We didn't really encumber ourselves too badly from a standpoint of contracts." Here's a closer look at Boston's free agency acquisitions: Milan Lucic, Left WingĬontract: One year, $1 million average annual value, plus $500,000 in performance bonuses
We know we're a competitive group and we want to remain a competitive group and with an eye towards the future. "We had an incredible amount of depth and we felt that we put together a good team, but we fell woefully short in the playoffs with what our goals were. "I think I was pretty honest that we weren't going to be the same team," he said. Sweeney said that the goal was to "remain a competitive group" next season despite the inevitable changeover that was expected to come this summer due to the club's constraints with the salary cap. "We have plenty of opportunity for younger kids to come in and take their place if they earn it, but we've also complemented the group with players we felt we needed to fill some holes and address some needs." You have a lot of if, ands, or buts, but with the congestion of the marketplace as it relates to the cap and where we were, I think we did a lot of the things that we set out to do in addressing the depth overall of our club," Sweeney said from Warrior Ice Arena. "I don't think you ever feel comfortable with where you sit in July, I don't think you fully build your team out.
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