
As his offensive drought continues and frustrations mount, Lucic realizes his bruising style isn't evolving with the current state of the NHL. "I look back at 2006 and I remember Jason Smith and Matt Greene and (Chris) Pronger here, where there was lots of banging, and now it's stick-on-puck (checking). You have to find a way to adjust," he said. "I've always been able to produce and be good in the O-zone, making good plays. I have to be more on my toes and anticipating but that's confidence." The 29-year-old's productivity has clearly been affected on both ends of the ice, positively and negatively -- while he is currently in the midst of a 10-game pointless drought, Lucic has also delivered 13 hits in the last two contests. He still remains worth owning because his enforcing style remains relevant across all formats.

























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