Oilers' Milan Lucic says 'it'll be cool' to play against the Kings, his former team Spend significant time around Milan Lucic and it’s clear that he cannot mask his joy.

Milan Lucic, as expected, signs with Edmonton All the talk about NHL belt tightening and cost containment turned out to be just that — talk.

Milan Lucic leaving the Kings after signing 7-year, $42-million deal with Oilers The Milan Lucic era in Los Angeles officially came to an end on Friday as the free agent signed a seven-year deal worth $42 million with the Edmonton Oilers .

Kings' Milan Lucic fondly recalls his years as a Bruin on the eve of his return to Boston Without fail, Milan Lucic would know where they would be for home games in Boston at the Garden, taking their positions through his long career with the Bruins.

Kings' Milan Lucic faces possible suspension for punch in Arizona game As expected, Kings forward Milan Lucic is in hot water with the NHL after he threw what league officials described as a sucker punch to the head of Arizona defenseman Kevin Connauton during Saturday’s 3-2 loss to the Coyotes at Gila River Arena Read more ... .

Milan Lucic defends hit on Logan Couture: 'I didn't cross any line' Reputation apparently made the trip to Los Angeles, riding along with one of the newest Kings , left wing Milan Lucic .

Kings feel they have a bigger shot after getting forward Milan Lucic Doesn't the modern-day sports star go to Disneyland after something significant unfolds, not before?

Boston Bruins trade Milan Lucic to Los Angeles Kings for No. 13 pick As part of a rash of rebuilding moves aimed at stockpiling young talent, the Boston Bruins dealt left wing Milan Lucic to the Los Angeles Kings in exchange for the No. 13 selection in Friday's NHL...

Kings bolster roster by acquiring Milan Lucic from Boston Bruins The Kings didn't waste any time in Florida, pulling off a major trade with the Boston Bruins, acquiring power forward Milan Lucic in exchange for three significant pieces.

Milan Lucic Scores Controversial "Kicked" Goal The above play by Boston's Milan Lucic was ruled no goal on the ice, as the referees determined that Lucic kicked the puck into the back of the net. But upon video replay that ruling was overturned, as it was ruled there was no "distinct" kicking mot Read more ... ion from Lucic. NHL rules say that a goal should be disallowed "when the puck has been kicked using a distinct kicking motion," but that deflections off of the skate are okay. The latter is apparently what happened here, at least according to the replay officials.