CRANBERRY, Pa. -- Radim Zohorna showed a lot during the Penguins' training camp.
Enough to earn an audition as Evgeni Malkin's temporary replacement on the No. 2 line.
Bu ultimately, not enough to secure a spot on the major-league rosters heading into the regular-season opener Tuesday in Tampa.
Zohorna, 25 and entering his second season in North America, was assigned to the Penguins' farm team in Wilkes-Barre Monday.
"We really like his game," Mike Sullivan said after the final practice of the preseason Monday. "He's a good player.