Artyom Zub

Ice hockey player with Ottawa Senators

Artyom Zub - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 3rd, 1995
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Ice hockey player was drafted into the NHL by the Ottawa Senators in 2020 after playing in the KHL for two seasons. Prior to reaching the NHL, played for Dynamo Moscow, contributing to the team's defensive lineup and earning accolades in the KHL. Zub built a reputation for strong two-way play and on-ice awareness, which aided the Senators' defensive strategy during his tenure. International experience includes representing Russia in various tournaments, showcasing skills at a higher competitive level.

Drafted by Ottawa Senators in 2020

Played for Dynamo Moscow in KHL

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