Radek Dvorak is unlikely to return to the Anaheim Ducks this offseason.
Dvorak had four goals in nine games after signing with Anaheim late in the regular season, but the Czech winger didn't play in a single postseason game. At 36 years old, it's possible Dvorak's NHL career has come to an end.

Radek Dvorak scored his second and third goals of the season in the Anaheim Ducks 2-1 win over the Edmonton Oilers.
Dvorak has been a pleasent surprise for the Ducks, who brought the veteran winger in for depth purposes. He was playing in the Swiss League before this, so he was in game shape, but he is showing a scoring touch that we haven't seen since he was in Edmonton or when he was a youngster in New York. He's an excellent two way player that is showing he still has something left in the tank at age 36. He's probably not the most appealing fantasy option, but if you're in need of a plug and play, you could do worst than choosing someone who's playing with the resurgent Saku Koivu.

Radek Dvorak scored his first goal of the season on Wednesday.
Dvorak was playing in his third game of the NHL season. He was playing with HC Davos of the Swiss League before joining the Ducks on a prorated $675K deal. He's averaged 12:45 minutes per game with the Ducks so far.

Radek Dvorak made his Ducks debut in a 4-0 loss Wednesday night.
Dvorak signed with the Ducks and successfully cleared waivers after spending some time with Davos of the Swiss League. He had a shot on goal and a hit in 11:08 minutes with Anaheim on Wednesday.

Radek Dvorak is making his Ducks debut Wednesday night.
The 16-year veteran was playing with HC Davos of the Swiss League before joining the Ducks on a prorated $675K deal. While it's great news for him, personally, to join such a great team, it's not news that should affect fantasy leagues as he won't be much of a factor.

Radek Dvorak cleared waivers Monday and is happy to back in the NHL with the Anaheim Ducks.
"I'm so glad it was Anaheim," Dvorak said. "It's nice to be back in the NHL. It was tough for me to leave after 17 years in the League, but that's how it is. That's life. But like I said, it's nice to be back with a team like Anaheim -- one of the best teams in the League. I'm very glad and I'm very happy." He's not expected to make his debut with the team Monday night.

If he manages to clear waivers, Radek Dvorak will become a member of the Anaheim Ducks.
His one-year, prorated deal is worth $675K. He played in Europe long enough during this season to need to pass through the waiver process, but the 36-year-old probably won't have a ton of interest. He hits the jackpot as a journeyman suddenly on a contending team.