Tomas Nosek returns to HC Dynamo Pardubice after NHL career
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Last updated Aug 2, 2026
Tomas Nosek, a former Detroit Red Wings forward, is returning to his homeland to play for HC Dynamo Pardubice in the Czech Extraliga. After 12 seasons in the NHL, including a Stanley Cup win with the Florida Panthers in the 2024-25 season, Nosek reflects on his journey. He began his professional career with Pardubice before moving to North America in 2014. As he prepares to rejoin Pardubice, Nosek emphasizes the significance of returning home and settling into his new role ahead of training camp starting August 17.
- •Nosek started his NHL career with the Red Wings in 2015.
- •He played 514 NHL games and won multiple championships.
- •Nosek will join Pardubice for training camp on August 17.
- •He emphasized the personal changes he experienced during his career.
- •Pardubice is the reigning Czech Extraliga champion.
- 8:00 AMYahoo Sports — Former Red Wings Player Returning to Hockeytown
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