A former member of the Toronto Maple Leafs who is now a free-agent, Ondřej Kaše, is eyeing a NHL return according to a new report from Chris Johnston.
After missing the whole 2022-23 season due to a brain injury and his extensive concussion history, Kase was forced to leave the NHL to pursue his hockey career. He spent the current season in Czechia, where he played 48 games and scored 54 points for Litvinov HC, alonsgide his brother David.
He opened up about that experience and his health in an interview with The Athletic's Chris Johnston:
"I wasn't sure how healthy I am and all season was actually great. I felt unbelievable. All injuries were done. I played with my brother. Even as kids, we wanted to always play together and this was our chance. It was a great season. We lost in the semifinals and I think for the team it was pretty good."
