Flyers Notebook: Christian Dvorak Happy with New Home in Montreal Return
Christian Dvorak's return to Montreal comes at a timely juncture in the season, with the Flyers' Tyson Foerster sidelined by injury.
Dvorak, a center and occasional winger, spent four seasons with the Canadiens, consistently improving as a two-way player. He signed with the Flyers as a free agent for one year and $5.4 million.
Dvorak has found early chemistry on a line with Trevor Zegras and is one of the reasons why the Flyers' penalty kill has been effective, with a league-high 38 power plays killed and a 90.5 percent success rate.
He decided to come here because he saw an opportunity. He's played well for us this year.
— Coach Rick Tocchet
Author's summary: Dvorak returns to Montreal with the Flyers.
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