A former top NHL prospect is making his European debut after inking a one-year deal with Swiss club HC Lausanne. The veteran forward, who was once a highly touted first-round draft pick, is transitioning to the Swiss National League following his North American career. His move marks the first time he’ll compete professionally outside North America, adding an intriguing chapter to his hockey journey. Fans of European hockey and Lazar’s career will want to see how this new chapter unfolds.

Veteran NHL center Curtis Lazar signed a one-year contract with HC Lausanne, a club that competes in the Swiss National League. The signing marks Lazar’s first foray into European professional hockey. The 31-year-old was a 2013 first-round pick of the Ottawa Senators who generated a lot of attention from NHL scouts during his days as […]