Kubalik struggled to find consistent production during his time with the Senators, managing to play 74 games but not making a significant impact outside of a top-six role or power play situations. He recently signed with the Swiss club HC Ambri-Piotta, which includes an NHL opt-out clause, indicating a shift in his career focus after leaving Ottawa.

Kubalik missed time late in the season due to injury, finishing with a career-worst 15 points in 74 games. His reduced production can be attributed to a decline in ice time, averaging just 12:07 per game, a significant drop from his previous effectiveness as a middle-six and power-play contributor. Despite his struggles, he has shown potential, having had good seasons in the past, and should garner interest as he looks to bounce back heading into September.

Dominik Kubalik is a potential target for the New York Islanders to address their need for offensive depth in the bottom six. He has a history of scoring goals, with 93 goals and 176 points in 357 NHL games, and could be a valuable addition to the Islanders' middle six if signed to a cost-effective deal.

Dominik Kubalik is a potential option for the Toronto Maple Leafs' bottom six, known for his scoring ability but coming off a tough season with the Ottawa Senators.

Dominik Kubalik hit the post for Ottawa Senators in the second period of the game.