Dadonov, who’s 30, is coming off his career-best year in 2018-19 after posting 70 points (28G & 42A) in 82 games. In his second go-round with the Florida Panthers, Dadonov has found his game at the NHL level.
Arriving via free agency for the 2017-18 campaign, Dadonov had a lot of expectations on his shoulders to deliver, which he managed to do. His 65 points (28G & 37A) in 74 games was a best for Dadonov at the time, providing Aleksander Barkov and Jonathan Huberdeau with a perfect replacement after the departure of Jaromir Jagr.