Radek Martínek
Ice hockey player for New York Islanders
Ice hockey player for New York Islanders
Played professional ice hockey primarily as a defenseman. Career began in the Czech Republic before moving to the NHL. Played for teams including the New York Islanders and the Florida Panthers. Contributed to the teams with solid defensive skills and competitive play. Retired from professional hockey after a successful career in North America and Europe.
Played for the New York Islanders
Played for the Florida Panthers
Competed in international competitions
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