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Milan Lucic attacks his own teammate, and the incident was caught on camera


Alexander Cole
Feb 21, 2026  (5:08 PM)
Oct 11, 2023; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Bruins left wing Milan Lucic (17) during the second period against the Chicago Blackhawks at TD Garden.
Photo credit: Winslow Townson-Imagn Images

Milan Lucic is grabbing headlines for all the wrong reasons, leaving Fife Flyers head coach Jamie Russell with a massive locker room headache.

Tensions completely boiled over following a grinding matchup against the Glasgow Clan Ice Hockey Club. The mounting frustration was palpable before the players even left the ice surface on Friday.
Cameras caught the entire ordeal as the team headed toward the tunnel. Lucic appeared visibly upset and immediately exchanged heated words with his own teammate, Logan Neilson.
Locker room disagreements happen during a grueling schedule. But this specific altercation escalated far beyond a standard verbal fight between two frustrated players.
The intense shouting match quickly turned physical in front of stunned onlookers. Lucic completely lost his cool and actually swung on Neilson without hesitation.
You simply do not see veteran enforcers attacking their own squad. It is a disastrous look for a Fife organization desperately trying to establish a winning culture.

A Veteran Losing His Composure

The 37-year-old winger was brought across the pond to provide heavy grit and stable leadership. Right now, he is solely delivering dysfunction to the dressing room.
His production on the ice has not justified this kind of massive distraction. Lucic has managed just one goal and one assist over his last five games in the EIHL.
The underlying numbers are equally ugly. He posted a brutal -4 rating in a recent 8-0 blowout loss to the Sheffield Steelers.
The offensive output is virtually non-existent for the former Stanley Cup champion. He is currently failing to drive the transition game or generate sustained pressure on the forecheck.
The Fife Flyers currently sit at the absolute bottom of the ten-team league standings. A deeply fractured locker room guarantees they will stay buried in the basement.
Dropping the gloves with an opponent is just part of hockey. Striking a teammate crosses a massive red line that cannot be ignored by the coaching staff.
Management has to address this unhinged behavior immediately. A professional hockey club cannot function when its most recognizable player is throwing unprovoked punches at his own bench.
This recent stretch of games has been an absolute nightmare for the entire roster. Russell must completely restore order and accountability before the next puck drop.
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Milan Lucic attacks his own teammate, and the incident was caught on camera

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