Pro odchovance havlíčkobrodského hokeje půjde o čtvrtou extraligovou zastávku. Domácí nejvyšší soutěž okusil poprvé v Liberci, jeden zápas odehrál také za Mladou Boleslav. V Třinci nastoupil v minulé sezoně ke 45 zápasům základní části a připsal si 15 bodů za tři góly a 12 asistencí, v devíti duelech play off přidal branku a dvě nahrávky.
Zkušenosti získal i během působení v zámoří. Hrál juniorskou WHL, později farmářskou AHL. V roce 2019 ho do NHL draftovalo ze 105. místa Chicago, o necelý rok později podepsal s Blackhawks tříletou nováčkovskou smlouvu, ale nejlepší hokejovou ligu světa dosud neokusil.
„Michal je mladý a perspektivní hráč, který vyniká dobrým pohybem a střelou. Věříme, že nám pomůže s produktivitou, zejména v přesilových hrách. Má parametry na to být dobrým hokejistou,“ řekl asistent plzeňského trenéra Václav Pletka.
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Útočník Michal Teplý ještě v dresu Třince
Pro Plzeň jde o čtvrtou posilu týmové ofenzivy před novou sezonou. Již dříve klub oznámil příchody Iva Sedláčka, Matyáše Filipa a Lukáše Strnada.
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