Dominik Kubalik Scouting Reports

Kubalik is a pending UFA. His contract carries a cap hit of $2.5M.
He's a shell of the player he once was offensively and he brings very little attention to detail defensively.
In his first 55 games, this season, he contributed 9G-4A
He averages 12:30 TOI at even strength and the power play.
A team looking to take on the risk of acquiring Kubalik is banking on him contributing more offense than he has - especially on the power-play.
Shooter more than distributor - but only credited with 68 shots on goal - also doesn't play with much push back physically - only credited with 38 hits and 15 shot blocks
Risk/Reward acquisition.

Kubalik is a pending UFA. His contract carries a cap hit of $2.5M.
He's a shell of the player he once was offensively and he brings very little attention to detail defensively.
In his first 49 games, this season, he contributed 9G-3A.
He averages 13 minutes TOI - deployed at even strength and the power play.
A team looking to risk taking him on is banking on Kubalik contributing more offense than he has - especially on the power-play.
Shooter more than distributor - but only credited with 65 shots on goal overall this year.
Risk/Reward acquisition.
4th line forward at even strength who slides into one of the PP units.

Kubalik has not produced the kind of offense the Senators were hoping he would contribute when they acquired him from the Detroit Red Wings.
Through 43GP he had only produced 9G-3A - Averaged 13:46 TOI - 11:30 even strength and 2:16 on the power-play. He doesn't have a role on the penalty kill. In fact, he struggles defensively overall and has posted a (-20) rating in the forty-three games.
In his most recent 20 game segment, before the All-Star break he scored 4G-2A and posted a (-10) rating.
Kubalik is on an expiring contract that carries and AAV of $2.5M.
Any team interested in acquiring him at the trade deadline is hoping he might find his game offensively and produce in a secondary role. 4th line forward at even strength. Has the skill to land on, potentially, a second power-play unit.

Part of the trade that sent Alex Debrincat to the Detroit Red Wings
A good size forward who has a history of being a streaky scorer. In (22/23) he averaged 14:54 TOI with all of his ice time coming at ES and PP.
Does not bring much in the way of physicality. Defensive detail ranges.
His most attractive element is his ability to come up with timely offense.