Milan Lucic throws shade on his old team, the Flames
Milan Lucic, a former NHL player who has played for both teams in Alberta, became notorious for receiving a bad contract in 2016.
As he has aged, his on-ice performance has declined, which is to be expected.
Recently, he was interviewed by Scott Hartnell after his return to the Bruins. Lucic shared his observations about the differences between the Edmonton and Calgary organizations.
He noted that the Oilers have a larger fanbase in Alberta, with about 70 percent supporting them and 30 percent supporting the Flames.
Lucic also mentioned that playing with
Connor McDavid was a significant advantage compared to playing in Calgary, despite Johnny Gaudreau being a superstar, albeit not on McDavid's level.
The past two postseasons have shown that the Oilers dominate the province, not the Flames.
Previously on Oilers Daily
POLL |
JUILLET 5 | 939 ANSWERS Milan Lucic throws shade on his old team, the Flames Do you think Milan Lucic is wrong in the interview? |
Yes | 254 | 27.1 % |
No | 685 | 72.9 % |
List of polls |
|
4 hours ago | By Ryan Hall Alexander Ovechkin's wife shares personal moment with Connor McDavid on social media |
|
5 hours ago | By Ryan Hall Team Canada goalie Jordan Binnington could be on the move out of St. Louis |
|
7 hours ago | By Liam McCormick Mitch Marner and NHL video coach break down Connor McDavid set play on Team Canada winner |
|
9 hours ago | By Liam McCormick "If you take too long, you'll be gone": Corey Perry gets serious about Oilers need to bounce back |
|
12 hours ago | By Liam McCormick Ovechkin celebrates hat trick on ice with his family, pulls into striking distance of Gretzky record |
|
14 hours ago | By Liam McCormick Oilers coach Knoblauch shows some frustration by calling out player for the second time |
|
15 hours ago | By Liam McCormick Oilers significantly shake up lineup, healthy scratch could hint at trade deadline plans |
|
17 hours ago | By Ryan Hall Edmonton Oilers receive bad news with injury to top goalie trade target |