F Milan Lucic signs tryout agreement with Blues
At the time of his leave, Lucic had two assists over four games in his return with the Boston Bruins.
Over 17 NHL seasons, the 37-year-old has collected 233 goals and 353 assists over 1,177 games for the Bruins (2007-15, 2023), Los Angeles Kings (2015-16), Edmonton Oilers (2016-19) and Calgary Flames (2019-23).
A Stanley Cup champion with the Bruins in 2011, Lucic also has 29 goals with 48 assists in 136 playoff games.
--Field Level Media
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