Milan Lucic and Brendan Smith have each accepted professional tryout offers (PTOs) as they look to extend their NHL careers.

The Blues say Milan Lucic completed the league’s Player Assistance Program and has been reinstated by the NHL.

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The University of Michigan added top 2026 NHL prospect Adam Valentini to the incoming freshmen class, introduced on Tuesday ...

Lucic joined the St. Louis Blues, while Smith is headed to the Columbus Blue Jackets. After Jack Johnson signed a PTO with ...

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Lucic, 37, has not played since he took an indefinite leave of absence from the Bruins in 2023 after he faced a charge of ...

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The St. Louis Blues have signed veteran forward Milan Lucic to a professional tryout (PTO), the team announced Tuesday morning. Lucic, 37, last played with the ...

If Lucic signs an NHL contract, he has a chance at reaching 1,200 career NHL games and 600 points in his 18th season. He's ...

Former Bruins fan favorite forward Milan Lucic is getting another chance to prove that he's still an NHL player.