Source: Florida Stanley Cup champion leaving the NHL – returning to a familiar address
Forward Tomas Nosek, 33, who has represented the Florida Panthers for the last two seasons, is returning to his home country’s rink for the next season. According to insider information from Elite Prospects, Nosek is making a comeback to his youth club HC Dynamo Pardubice.
Nosek won the Stanley Cup in Florida in 2025. Last season, however, he suffered from a long-term injury and played only 21 games, scoring 2+2 points.
In his NHL career, Nosek has played a total of 514 regular season games (47+73=120) and 68 playoff games (6+11=17). In addition to Florida, he has represented the Detroit Red Wings, Vegas Golden Knights, Boston Bruins, and New Jersey Devils.
Nosek last played in the Czech Republic during the 2013-14 season, when he represented the Pardubice team.
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