Prospect Info: 149th pick - Oskar Jellvik C 5'11" 179lbs

[DominicT]

Some sites list him as LW/C. On https://www.eurohockey.com/league/189-j20-nationell.html ... he is listed purely as C

Cant find info on FO percentage or draws won/loss

Can play all 3 forward positions. I even saw him take a shift on defence in one game. And it wasn't a pp

 

[Hockeyville USA]

Probably had the best under the radar NCAA season. Sure, he did it as a 20 year old sophomore and not as an 18 year old freshman, but it's very solid progress for a 5th rounder. Curious to hear what Bruins fans/NCAA, Hockey East, BC watchers think of Jellvik at this point

 

[BlackFrancis]

Probably had the best under the radar NCAA season. Sure, he did it as a 20 year old sophomore and not as an 18 year old freshman, but it's very solid progress for a 5th rounder. Curious to hear what Bruins fans/NCAA, Hockey East, BC watchers think of Jellvik at this point

Post-dev camp, most board members have Jellvik as the Bruins' #5 prospect. Kind of uncanny how many had him there.

Eric, who has been an avid attendee of the camps since forever, has Jellvik at #4.

BC should be must watch for Bruins fans with Letourneau, Gasseau and Jellvik on the roster.

 

[Colt.45Orr]

He reminds me (size + style) of Jesper Bratt --but those would be hard skates to fill as Bratt was already in the NHL for 2 years at this age.
Still though, that's the exciting comparison to shoot for.

 

[Jersey Fan 12]

Big drop in points and games played. Was that due to injury or other factors?

Does this mean he'll head to the transfer portal (or back to Sweden)?

 

[JoeIsAStud]

Big drop in points and games played. Was that due to injury or other factors?

Does this mean he'll head to the transfer portal (or back to Sweden)?

Combination of things. They asked him to move to Center this year, and that didn't work well, and then ultimately he did get injured. I have seen nothing to indicate he won't be back at BC next fall