Ex-Bruins Forward Curtis Lazar Agrees To Three-Year Deal With Canucks
Free agency is heating up
Curtis Lazar is heading home.
Lazar agreed to terms on a three-year deal with the Vancouver Caucks on Wednesday shortly after free agency began, the team announced. Lazar spent the last two seasons with the Boston Bruins.
The 27-year-old forward was part of the trade with the Buffalo Sabres that brought Taylor Hall to Boston in 2021. He was a solid bottom-six player with 16 points last season, and certainly will add some pop to Vancouver’s bottom six.
Lazar’s new contract has an annual cap hit of $1 million.
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