Dinamo Riga
However, in the first round of the league playoffs, Dinamo lost 3–0 to Dynamo Moscow, which later advanced to the Gagarin Cup semifinals.In the first round of the playoffs, Dinamo faced SKA Saint Petersburg with players like Sergei Zubov, Petr Čajánek, Maxim Sushinsky and Alexei Yashin on the roster.After his league-leading performance, Marcel Hossa signed a two-year contract with the then-current KHL champions Ak Bars Kazan.New players signed during the off-season include Tomáš Surový, Brock Trotter, Mikael Tellqvist and the returning Mark Hartigan.Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTW = Overtime/shootout wins, OTL = Overtime/shootout losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against For a list of all Dinamo Riga players with a Wikipedia article, see List of Dinamo Riga players.
capacity2020–21 KHL seasonLatvianLatviaLatvian Hockey Higher LeagueHK Zemgale/LBTUformer teamArēna RīgaGuntis UlmanisKirovs LipmansViesturs KoziolsLatvian Ice Hockey FederationJúlius ŠuplerArtis ĀbolsViktors IgnatjevsPekka Rautakalliofirst season of the franchiseMasaļskisPrusekWestcottŅiživijsAigars CiprussDinamo-Juniors RigaDynamo MoscowGagarin CupSandis OzoliņšJānis SpruktsMārtiņš KarsumsSKA Saint PetersburgSergei ZubovPetr ČajánekMaxim SushinskyAlexei YashinHC MVDAk Bars KazanMartin KariyaHC Ambrì-PiottaTomáš SurovýBrock TrotterMikael TellqvistMark HartiganLokomotiv YaroslavlCSKA MoscowMontreal CanadiensRussian invasion of Ukraine2022–23 seasonList of Dinamo Riga seasons2008–092009–102010–112011–12Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod2012–132013–14Donbass Donetsk2014–152015–162016–172017–182018–192019–202020–212021–222022–23Zemgale/LLUList of Dinamo Riga playersRodrigo LaviņšLauris DārziņšGints MeijaMiks IndrašisGeorgijs PujacsMiķelis RēdlihsKari HeikkiläNormunds SējējsĢirts AnkipānsPēteris SkudraVladimir KrikunovLeonīds BeresņevsMarcel HossaAleksandrs NiživijsGuntis GalviņšKrišjānis RēdlihsTimur BilyalovJānis KalniņšJakub SedláčekJoacim ErikssonChris HoltMantas ArmalisAlexander SalakKristers GudļevskisMartin Prusek