Boston Bruins Officially Replace Milan Lucic

With the Boston Bruins dealing with Milan Lucic's situation, they have now found their replacement for him in the lineup.

With Milan Lucic out for the foreseeable future, and potentially forever, the Boston Bruins are undoubtedly looking for his replacement. The Bruins have now won their last two games, and it looks like they are finding their grove again with Lucic out of the lineup.

One player taking on the role previously held by Lucic is Trent Frederic, who has taken it upon himself to stick up for his teammates during key moments.

Brad Marchand has noted that the Bruins are finding their way again as a team that is difficult to play against, and they showed that again by beating the Toronto Maple Leafs last night in overtime, highlighted by a goal by Frederic.

As Trent Frederic continues to develop into a hard-nosed but skilled player, it makes it easier for the Bruins to move on and continue their successful regular season in Lucic's absence.

More details are still to come regarding Lucic's fate with the Bruins, and if he will be officially terminated prior to his legal proceedings.

As seen on Bruins Insider - "The Boston Bruins Have Officially Replaced Milan Lucic"

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