Former Detroit Red Wings player Filip Zadina, who hasn’t lived up to expectations in the NHL, will now test his ability in the Swiss League with Hockey Club Davos.

Zadina, 24, signed a two-year deal with Davos. No financial details were released, but the average salary in the Swiss League is in the range of $250,000-$330,000. He earned $1.1 million last season with the San Jose Sharks, and as much as $1.8 million per season when he was with the Red Wings.

The signing came a few days after hockey insider Kevin Weekes reported Zadina’s representatives were talking to three teams. He didn’t specify whether the teams were in the NHL or abroad.

Let's go @zadina_filip!https://t.co/PHmFvlGmc4 pic.twitter.com/p2DTYJwxxh

— Hockey Club Davos (@HCD_offiziell) September 2, 2024

In the summer of 2023, Zadina asked Detroit GM Steve Yzerman to release him from a contract that paid him an average $1.8 million. He wanted a fresh start elsewhere.  He was actually risking $4.56 million because his final two seasons of the deal paid him actual salaries of $1.83 million and $2.73 million.

Phone Didn’t Ring

In Detroit, Zadina was viewed as a failed first round pick. He was picked sixth overall (when University of Michigan player Quinn Hughes was still available.). He came to Detroit with a reputation as a goal scorer. However,  he hasn’t been able to create offense consistently at the NHL level.

Filip Zadina went from the 6th overall in 2018 to out of the NHL by 24 years old. I guess Quinn Hughes was the pick there… https://t.co/7oPW0m31ep

— Tyler Madarasz (@tylermadarasz47) September 2, 2024

The gamble to give up guaranteed salary in Detroit failed because Zadina didn’t deliver for San Jose, either. He posted 13 goals and 23 points in 72 games, despite receiving a true opportunity, particularly early in the season. Zadina never scored more than 10 goals in Detroit.

The Sharks were not interested in re-signing him and his phone didn’t ring when free agency started July 1. The San Jose team was the NHL’s worst, and Zadina finished with a minus-44 plus-minus.

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One of the stories of Day Two of NHL free agency is whether a team is ready to give Filip Zadina a third chance at a first impression.

In 2018, the Detroit Red Wings made the Czech standout the sixth pick in the NHL draft, believing he had the ability to develop into a 40-goal scorer. That level of development never happened in Detroit and last summer he asked to be released from his guaranteed contract to get a fresh start.

Zadina walked away from $4.65 million for the second chance he received from the San Jose Sharks. They gave him a one-year deal worth $1.1 million.  He had walked away from the second and third years of a Detroit contract that would have paid him $1.83 million and then $2.73 million.

Filip Zadina on the rebound pic.twitter.com/VhB8wNWZwZ

— Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) February 25, 2024

The thinking was he would get more playing time with a team whose fan base wouldn’t view him as a failed high draft pick.

Needs Third Chance

But a year later he sits waiting for a call from any other team willing to give him a chance.

Zadina did produce a career-best 12 goals last season to give him 41 goals in 262 career NHL games. The Sharks could have retained his rights, but chose not to give him a qualifying offer. That makes him an unrestricted free agent.

Zadina did receive an opportunity to play among the top six forwards early in the season. However, by the time the end of the season he was being used the same way the Red Wings used him.  His average time on ice for San Jose was 13:20. That’s just 14 seconds more than his average in his final season with the Red Wings.

Zadina finished with 23 points for San Jose, but was minus-44. There are NHL teams looking for a depth forward.

However, if he gets a call from a team, he likely will be looking at a minimum contract. His financial gamble to leave the Red Wings has not paid off.

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Drafting is not an exact science, as we will be reminded later this month when the Red Wings attend the NHL entry draft in Las Vegas.

You know the no-brainer picks, the Connor McDavids or the Steve Yzermans of the world, who are drafted high and are worth every nickel.

No matter what sport you are discussing, your mileage may vary on drafted players. It’s difficult to find any consistency in draft history. Fans must hold their breath as drafted players climb through a farm system. Some fall prey to injuries, some are traded, a few blossom elsewhere, and others are misses.

Some are big misses.

In hindsight, of course, you look at the numbers. Then it’s obvious.

But it’s not always obvious on draft day. Sports fans in Detroit know that. When Darko Milicic was drafted by the Detroit Pistons 20-plus years ago, not a single observer questioned the decision. He checked out all the boxes evaluators were looking for and had a legendary workout before the draft. He was a can’t-miss prospect.

Until he did.

Milicic was the second overall pick, taken ahead of (in order), Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade, all of whom became stars.  Big stars.

The last few years of the Ken Holland regime had plenty of misses, although not as disastrous. Still, the failure of a half-dozen choices have  hampered the Red Wings during their decade in the playoff wilderness.

Can’t-Miss Prospects Who Did

Theodor Neiderbach

Where Taken:  Second round, No. 51 overall in 2020.

NHL Stats: None. He’s the most recent pick on the list, one of three second-round picks in 2020 and one of two Yzerman picks on the list. He was drafted out of Sweden and never scored more than nine goals in a season.

Could Have Had: Will Cuylle (13 goals in 81 games last season with N.Y. Rangers), No, 60 overall; Alex Laferriere (12 goals in 81  games for Los Angeles last season.

Evgeny Svechnikov

Where Taken: First round, No, 19 overall in 2015.

NHL Stats: Five goals in 41 games for Detroit. After a season each at Winnipeg and San Jose, played in the KHL last year. His brother, Andrei, is a standout at Carolina.

Could Have Had: Sebastian Aho (254 goals for Carolina), Brock Boeser (40 goals for Vancouver last year), Travis Konecny (33 goals for Philadelphia last season) .

Filip Zadina

Where Taken: First round, No. 6 overall, 2018

NHL Stats: Had a career-high 13 goals in San Jose last season; 28 in parts of five seasons in Detroit.

Could Have Had: Any one of three standout defensemen —Vancouver’s Quinn Hughes (Next pick in that draft), Edmonton’s Evan Bouchard, New York Islanders’ Noah Dobson. Hughes was playing at Michigan.

Dennis Cholowski

Where Taken: First round, No. 20 overall, 2016.

NHL Stats: Has 10 career goals, all with Detroit, seven in his rookie season in 2018-19. Spent last season at Bridgeport (AHL), Never lived up to expectations.

Could Have Had: Alex DeBrincat (Drafted 39th overall by Blackhawks. Some teams had him ranked in first round.

Givani Smith

Where Taken: Second round, No. 46 overall, 2016.

NHL Stats: Nine career goals, seven with Detroit. Had one goal with San Jose last season.

Could Have Had: Colorado defenseman Samuel Girard (Next pick, by Nashville).

Jared McIsaac

Where Taken:  Second round, No. 46, 2018.

NHL Stats: None. After playing parts of four seasons in Grand Rapids, McIsaac ended the season at Providence. He is a free agent.

Could Have Had: Edmonton’s Ryan McLeod (No. 40), Toronto’s Sean Durzi (No. 52)

Robert Mastrosimone

Where Taken: Second Round, No. 54, 2019.

NHL Stats: None. Red Wings didn’t sign him after he finished his college career at Arizona State. He played last season at Toronto (AHL).

C0uld Have Had: Vegas’ Pavel Dorefeyev (No. 79) and Arizona’s Matias Maccelli (No. 98, 2019)

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Filip Zadina wanted out of Detroit because he thought a change of venue might be the fresh start he needed to turn around his career. But Zadina didn’t perform much better for the San Jose Sharks than he did for the Red Wings.

“On one hand, Zadina, the sixth-overall pick of the 2018 Draft, set a career-high in goals with the San Jose Sharks this season,” wrote Josh Frojelin of San Jose Hockey Now.  “On the other hand, that career-high was just 13 goals, unremarkable for someone selected to be a future sniper. Zadina has just 41 goals in 262 NHL games.”

“Guys who have been drafted where he was, the expectations are so high,” head coach David Quinn said. “It’s a tough thing when you come to the National Hockey League, and you have to have to develop. So much is expected of young players this day and age and it’s really unfair.”

The Sharks didn’t see the consistency from Zadina with or without the puck.Quinn wanted Zadina to figure out how he could help the team in games without scoring. Former Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill tried the same approach with Zadina. It didn’t work in Detroit and it hasn’t yet worked in San Jose. Zadina was minus-44 this season.

“I think he’s still trying to figure out what he is going to be at the National Hockey League level,” Quinn said. “It’s a process for every player. I think he’s still trying to figure it out. I thought he made progress this year.”

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

• Defenseman Shai Buium has joined the Grand Rapids Griffins with two games remaining in their regular season. The Red Wings signed him to a three-year contract that starts next season. He’s playing with the Griffins on a tryout agreement.
• Moritz Seider said he would very much like the opportunity to play with Simon Edvinsson next season. Seider also said he’s confident his contract negotiations with the Red Wings will go smoothly.
• Bob Duff writes about how Dylan Larkin opened up with emotion about the tragedy he and his wife went through this season.
• Patrick Kane hasn’t made any final decision, but he sounds like he could be one-and-done with the Red Wings.

Red Wings’ Offseason

Austin Czarnik cleared waivers and will rejoin the Grand Rapids Griffins’ lineup. GM Steve Yzerman will discuss the state of the team with the media.  Seider revealed said when he played with the flu earlier this season he had spent the morning in the hospital.

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Boston: Believe it or not, Brad Marchand was a Toronto Maple Leafs fan when he was growing up. Now, he will lead the Boston Bruins charge to eliminate the Maple Leafs in the opening round of the postseason.

Colorado: Nathan MacKinnon accomplished what Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg couldn’t. MacKinnon broke Peter Stastny’s 42-year-old franchise record of 139 points in a season.  ColoradoP Avalanche. 

Florida: The Florida Panthers are a different team than they were the last time they faced the Tampa Bay Lightning in a playoff series.

Philadelphia: The Flyers announced that defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen underwent surgery to repair a torn triceps muscle. He will be ready for training camp. Philadelphia Flyers

Pittsburgh: Sidney Crosby expects to talk to GM Kyle Dubas about his contract status and his future with the Pittsburgh Penguins this summer. He can starting negotiating an extension on July 1.

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Former Red Wings player Filip Zadina’s second two-goal game of the season for the San Jose Sharks assures him of  the best offensive season of his career. He boasts 12 goals, two goals more than he had in his best Detroit season.

The two-goal effort almost helped the Red Wings. Almost. It gave the Sharks a chance to take down the Philadelphia Flyers. However, Owen Tippett scored a third period goal to give Philadelphia a 3-2 triumph. The Flyers’ fate is important to the Red Wings because they could end up competing with the Red Wings for a wild card spot.  That would happen if the New York Islanders pass them for third place in the Metropolitan Division.

The Islanders are now four points behind the Flyers with two games in hand.

Zadina now has seven goals in the 13 games since the break. Coincidentally, former Detroit forward Klim Kostin assisted on one of Zadina’s goals.

The goal:
The celly: @zadina_filip | #SJSharks pic.twitter.com/sTTOm3tGth

— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) March 12, 2024

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

• Bob Duff writes that now is the time for coach Derek Lalonde to invite Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell to speak to the Detroit players. The group could use a pick-me-up.
• The hole the Red Wings are digging keeps getting deeper. Detroit’s losing streak is now at six.
• The Red Wings owe goalie David Rittich a debt of gratitude for his strong play in beating the New York Islanders Sunday. Every game matters in the Eastern Conference wild card race.
• A Detroit prospect scored a must-see goal in an Ontario Hockey League game.

Red Wings Next Game

Quick turnaround for the struggling Red Wings and their six-game losing streak. They play a home game Thursday against the Arizona Coyotes. Detroit lost to the Coyotes 4-0 five days ago in Arizona. The Detroit squad is in the midst of five games against teams that are not currently in a playoff spot. Tuesday, they lost to the Buffalo Sabres, the first team on that list.

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Chicago: Connor Bedard tied a 70-year-old Chicago Blackhawks rookie record in a 7-2 triumph against the Anaheim Ducks. Bedard has lived up to expectations to be sure this season.

Nick Foligno to a mic’d up Connor Bedard: “There’s so much to teach you and I don’t have enough contract time. I’m gonna have to stay in Chicago like five more years after I retire.” #Blackhawks pic.twitter.com/ykDcLKQyiS

— Charlie Roumeliotis (@CRoumeliotis) March 13, 2024

Colorado: Evan Rawal explores who will replace injured Logan O’Connor on the Colorado Avalanche third line.

Pittsburgh: Dan Kingerski handed out more tough grades for the Pittsburgh Penguins in their 2-1 overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators. Kingerski said Evgeni Malkin was AWOL. “A non-existent game,” Kingerski wrote.

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Movies and literature make us believe that second chances or fresh starts enjoy high success rates. But in the real world, problems and issues don’t always go away. That’s been the case for Filip Zadina with the San Jose Sharks.

He asked the Red Wings for a trade, and GM Steve Yzerman found no takers at the end of last season. Zadina then asked Yzerman to terminate his contract even though it meant he would give up $4.53 million.

In Detroit, he was the star of a tired storyline about a high draft pick not living up to fans’ expectations. He was drafted sixth overall, one spot ahead of University of Michigan defenseman Quinn Hughes. Detroit fans will never forgive the Red Wings for that decision, and were never going to let Zadina forget it either, especially when he was developing into a bottom six forward, instead of a premium goal scorer.

It didn’t help that Hughes developed into a star. He may register 100 points and win the Norris Trophy this season.

Zadina signed with the Sharks, hoping that being with a rebuilding team would afford him more opportunity than he was receiving in Detroit.

Similar Status With Sharks

But five months into his Sharks career, he is essentially the same role player he was in Detroit. He is averaging 12:44 minutes per night, which is down from the 13:06 he earned last season in Detroit. Zadina has played under 10 minutes in five of his last eight games.

Even when he registered a career-best four points (two goals, two assists) at Calgary Thursday, he still only played 12:05.

He’s only earning $1.1 million this season on a one-year deal and it remains to be seen whether he will recoup the wages he gave up in Detroit. He was making $1.8 million per year on a multi-year deal.

But he is probably in a better situation from a mental health perspective. He left thect draft status baggage in Detroit.

In San Jose, his status as a role player isn’t the same as earning a failing grade as a draft prospect

With seven goals and 17 points in 48 games, Zadina is on pace for a career-best 27 points. The most points he had for the Red Wings in a season was 24 (10 goals, 14 assists) in 2020-21.

Sharks coach David Quinn does seem to like what he contributes. He sees growth in Zadina’s game. The Sharks just see Zadina as a player. San Jose fans don’t care about his draft status.

“The one thing about Z, he works his ass off night in, night out,” Quinn told San Jose Hockey Now. “You’re always gonna get an honest effort from him. He puts an awful lot of pressure on himself. He cares so much and he wants to do so well, and sometimes, that gets in his way. I think he’s played a little bit more relaxed lately. Nice to see him get rewarded statistically (with a four-point game). There’s definitely been some growth in his game here over the last month.”

Goal Droughts

Zadina did play more minutes earlier in the season. But he went one stretch when he went 14 games without a goal. He had one goal in 19 games before he scored two goals against Calgary.

“I was just playing the way I was playing before,” Zadina told SJHN. “Obviously, it’s hard mentally because you’re not playing that much, you’re not really on the ice. And when you’re on the ice, you’re trying to be your best to help the team. I believe we’ve done a pretty good job of it today.

Zadina feels like has seen improvement in his game.

“Recently, I’ve done a better job in the D-zone,” Zadina said. “We’re not giving up that many goals (compared to at) the beginning of the season. Obviously, the crazy (minus) number I had.”

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Filip Zadina was willing to give up a two-year deal worth $4.56 million with the Detroit Red Wings for the hope that a fresh start with the San Jose Sharks would allow him to blossom. He took a contract paying him $1.1 million in San Jose

That gamble, thus far, has not paid off.

But San Jose Hockey Now writer Sheng Peng wrote this week that there’s still hope for Zadina who recently turned 24. Three weeks ago, on Nov. 16, Zadina had a two-assist game against the St. Louis Blues. Afterward, Sharks coach David Quinn said: “I like the way his game is trending.”

Here’s Peng’s full review of Zadina’s first two months in San Jose.

Zadina was moved up to the second line. But shortly thereafter, he had to leave the lineup with an upper body injury that had been nagging him for a while. The Sharks finally put him on the injured list on Nov. 27. He didn’t play again until Dec. 5. He’s played two games since, one against Detroit, and has no points, averaging about 10 minutes per game.

Peng writes that Zadina’s first season in San Jose has followed the pattern in Detroit: his progress continues to be undermined by inconsistency and injuries.

Krug (47) jumps Emberson (6) pass to Zadina (18) pic.twitter.com/onaMdgsgx4

— San Jose Hockey Now GIFs (@sjhockeynowGIFS) December 7, 2023

Playing with the NHL’s lowest-scoring team (2.15 goals per game), Zadina has registered three goals and five points in 22 games.  That’s a scoring rate for 11 goals and 18 points in a season. In Zadina’s best season in Detroit, he netted 10 goals.

“Zadina’s talent still is there, but so is the inconsistency,” Peng writes.

Zadina Wants to be Better

Peng says Zadina’s two-assist game against St. Louis illustrated who Zadina is a player. In addition to showing off his offensive talent on scoring plays, he made a couple of poor defensive decisions that coaches didn’t appreciate.

Just like in Detroit, coaches do appreciate Zadina’s desire, but he’s currently on the fourth line with Mike Hoffman and Jacob MacDonald

“He wants to get better,” Quinn said. “The thing that you love about him, he’s very coachable and his effort. From a coaching standpoint, that’s really all you can ask for from your players — he’s trying to do the right thing. His intentions are in the right place.

“Sometimes he can be his own worst enemy. He presses and wants to do so well. Sometimes that can be problematic.”

Where have we heard that before?

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This was the moment every Detroit Red Wings fan inside Little Caesars Arena was waiting for. Tie game, third period, Patrick Kane in all alone on San Jose Sharks goalie Kaapo Kahkonen.

On a breakway, Kane, making his Detroit debut, was quickly snapping a shot to Kahkonen’s glove side. It beat the goalie cleanly . . . and banked off the post.

Post: 1
Kane: 0 pic.twitter.com/JAOLCva6u9

— Sharks on NBCS (@NBCSSharks) December 8, 2023

After Detroit’s 6-5 overtime loss, Kane was philosophical about his missed opportunity to begin with a hero’s welcome.

“Throughout the game as an offensive player you always want to create chances,” Kane said. “You can live and die with hitting the post, or not capitalizing on your chances. But you want create and you want to play the right way for your team, too.

“Woulda been nice to bury that, though.”

Wait A Second

The eight-goal outburst in the second period included six goals in a span of 3:01. That was one second off the NHL record for the fastest two goals by two teams.

The Red Wings and Sharks combined for 6 goals in a span of 3:01

That is one second shy of the NHL record for the fastest six combined goals in a game (3:00 – Quebec at Washington on Feb 22 1981)@ESPNStatsInfo

— ᴀʀᴅᴀ Öᴄᴀʟ (@Arda) December 8, 2023

In 1981, the Washington Capitals and Quebec Nordiques combined for six goals in an elapsed time of exactly three minutes.

Kane Makes Seven First Overalls For Red Wings

When he skated his first shift Thursday, Kane, the first player chosen in the 2007 NHL entry draft, became the seventh first overall pick to play for the Red Wings who wasn’t selected by the Red Wings.

The others include Garry Monahan (1963), Greg Joly (1974), Mel Bridgman (1975), Rick Green (1976), Wendel Clark (1985), and Mike Modano (1988).

Ice Chips

Sharks forward and 2018 Red Wings first-round pick Filip Zadina received a luke warm response from the Little Caesars Arena crowd upon being given a welcome back message on the center ice Jumbotron. Zadina has 3-2-5 totals in 22 games for San Jose, along with a team-worst minus-19 rating . . . Fellow former Red Wings forward Givani Smith was a healthy scratch for the Sharks . . . Detroit center J.T. Compher was missing and is listed as day-to-day with an undisclosed injury.

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One of the best things former Detroit Red Wings player Filip Zadina has going for him in San Jose is that top player Tomas Hertl has his back.

Zadina scored San Jose’s lone goal, and generated four shots on goal, in the Sharks’ 4-1 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. This is what Hertl said about Zadina after that game:

“(Zadina’s) very motivated. He’s somebody who had a pretty good deal and just [left] it because he knows he could be better and he needs a new, fresh start.

“He wants to prove everybody that’s why he was drafted high. He expects from himself a lot and I’m here to help him.”

Red Wings Next Game

Coach Derek Lalonde’s squad plays its home opener against the Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday at Little Caesars Arena.

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

• Dan Watson‘s new deal: He’s coaching a Grand Rapids Griffins team that he didn’t pick.
• The Red Wings undoubtedly didn’t like the loss, but there is no reason to read too much into the Red Wings’ loss to the New Jersey Devils.
• Bob Duff writes that fast starts don’t guarantee a team anything in the NHL.

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Boston: BHN columnist Jimmy Murphy wonders whether the Edmonton Oilers will be calling the Boston Bruins about the availability of goalie Linus Ullmark. Boston Bruins.

Colorado: Maros Jedlicka, one of the surprises of the Avalanche training camp, will need surgery to repair an upper body injury suffered in a preseason game. Hockey Now is reporting he will be out for months. Colorado Avalanche

Pittsburgh: Same old story. The Penguins blew a lead in the opening loss. Coach Mike Sullivan is confronting that issue that was also a problem in a big way last season. Pittsburgh Penguins.

Washington: Jared Serre offers some bold predictions about the Washington Capitals, including whether Max Pacioretty will be a factor.

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Detroit Red Wings coach Derek Lalonde isn’t promising fans a playoff berth. But he does pledge an entertaining run at it.

“I don’t know if we’re a playoff team, but we’re gonna have a heck of a lot of fun finding out,” Lalonde said.

Bob Duff used that quote in his Red Wings story about the excitement  Detroit players and coaches are feeling about the season, which starts this week with games Thursday in New Jersey and Saturday at home against the Tampa Bay Lightning.  For the second summer in a row, GM Steve Yzerman has brought in a handful of free agents. Everyone admits that they don’t know exactly how this will work out this season, but are eager to get the party started.

Meanwhile, former Detroit player Filip Zadina is thankful for his fresh start with the San Jose Sharks. The San Jose faithful believe Zadina will score some goals for the Sharks.

Red Wings Next Game

Detroit opens the season Thursday on the road against the New Jersey Devils. Ville Husso will start in goal.

Red Wings In Case You Missed It

• Detroit prospect Axel Sandin Pellikka began playing defense just to get into a hockey camp.
• Red Wings coach Derek Lalonde believes this season will be “fun” for fans to watch his team chase a playoff spot.
• The NHL allows teams to carry a 23-person roster, but the Red Wings decided to use a 22-game roster at least to start the season.

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Colorado: Like the Red Wings, the Colorado Avalanche are carrying three goalies. For now.

Chicago: Connor Bedard has an assist, five shots on goal, and a come-from-behind win in his NHL debut Tuesday for the Chicago Blackhawks.

Montreal: Marco D’Amico has five hot takes to help launch the Montreal Canadiens‘ season.

Philadelphia: Sam Carchidi writes that Matvei Michkov’s legend is growing in Russia. The Philadelphia Flyers draft pick has superstar potential.

San Jose: Sheng Peng reports that Filip Zadina has been practicing on the San Jose Sharks’ top line.

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