
Vincent Lecavalier
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Vincent Lecavalier: Officially retires
Lecavalier announced his retirement from the NHL on Tuesday, Joe Smith of the Tampa Bay Times reports.
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Lecavalier hangs up his skates after 17 years of service time in the NHL. The former first overall draft pick (1998) helped the Lightning to a Stanley Cup in 2004 and a 108-point campaign in 2006-07. He also had stints with the Flyers and most recently, the Kings, including modest offensive contributions in the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs. A hulky center known for absolutely blasting shots, Lecavalier finishes with 421 goals, 528 assists and 848 PIM in 1,212 career games.
Lecavalier hangs up his skates after 17 years of service time in the NHL. The former first overall draft pick (1998) helped the Lightning to a Stanley Cup in 2004 and a 108-point campaign in 2006-07. He also had stints with the Flyers and most recently, the Kings, including modest offensive contributions in the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs. A hulky center known for absolutely blasting shots, Lecavalier finishes with 421 goals, 528 assists and 848 PIM in 1,212 career games.
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After he was the subject of persistent trade rumors last season, Lecavalier remains in the fold for the Flyers for his second campaign. While he was used to top-line minutes during his prime in Tampa Bay, he had a difficult time adjusting to his new role on the third line in Philadelphia. With Scott Hartnell's departure to Columbus, Lecavalier will have an opportunity to audition for a wing spot on one of the top two lines, but we wouldn't hold our breath. Lecavalier's best days are behind him and his minus-17 rating last year just wasn't good enough to justify his usual ice time. Many will get drawn to his name like a moth to a light bulb and draft him earlier than they should. Let those individuals add this possible, fourth-line anchor -- we mean pivot -- on their rosters. Draft him only if you're willing to gamble.
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Lecavalier confirmed Sunday that he still plans to retire, ESPN.com reports.
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Lecavalier scored the Kings' lone goal in a 2-1 loss Saturday.
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Lecavalier (undisclosed) returned to the lineup Saturday, but went without cracking the scorebook in the contest against the Oilers.
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Lecavalier (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision for Saturday's matchup with the Oilers, Helene Elliott of the LA Times reports.
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Lecavalier (undisclosed) was able to participate in an optional skate Friday, LA Kings Insider reports.
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