Zman5778
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anyone see him on Roch next season ?
I think he's come out and said that he wants to play in Sweden again next year and then will consider coming to North America.
So he's kind of on the Savoie path
anyone see him on Roch next season ?
If that's true, and I'm not saying its not, then why the immigration paperwork being done now?I think he's come out and said that he wants to play in Sweden again next year and then will consider coming to North America.
So he's kind of on the Savoie path
If that's true, and I'm not saying its not, then why the immigration paperwork being done now?
If that's true, and I'm not saying its not, then why the immigration paperwork being done now?
Rosén was brought over because they felt Leksand was stifling his development by playing games with his ice time (they were and it was the right move). Djurgarden is giving Ostlund every opportunity to suceed and I don't think they want to burn bridges by continuing to undermine Swedish teams.He could potentially develop into a great 3C. I think the sky is the limit skill wise with him but damn he is sound on every inch of the ice. I’m heavily envisioning a Kulich-Ostlund-Rosen line. That would be an absolute nightmare 3rd line to face if those guys hit their potentials. I think he’s my favorite prospect.
Would like to see him play in Rochester next year, although sounds like It probably won’t happen. You never know though, kinda like Rosen (don’t remember if he still had a contract when he came over)
Leksand were fighting for survival/playoffs. Djurgården is fighting to get promoted. Very different scenarios for prospect development. Rosén could have developed into a top 9 player last year but there's no reason for Leksand to lose games in order to do so since the team can essentially end up in hockey purgatory aka. Hockeyallsvenskan.Rosén was brought over because they felt Leksand was stifling his development by playing games with his ice time (they were and it was the right move). Djurgarden is giving Ostlund every opportunity to suceed and I don't think they want to burn bridges by continuing to undermine Swedish teams.
We are agreeingLeksand were fighting for survival/playoffs. Djurgården is fighting to get promoted. Very different scenarios for prospect development. Rosén could have developed into a top 9 player last year but there's no reason for Leksand to lose games in order to do so since the team can essentially end up in hockey purgatory aka. Hockeyallsvenskan.
Djurgården will 100% reach the promotion playoffs but to win them they need Östlund to be one of the leaders toward the end of the season. So he'll get every opportunity to develop.
Scoring prospects need to be top 6 ready or on very good teams to get ice time in the SHL. It's not a league for development, you fight to win or survive.
I'm nitpicking but it was specifically in response to "playing games with his ice-time." I don't think it was any management-bullshit behind it, just fear.We are agreeing
Sometimes plans change. Be prepared.If that's true, and I'm not saying its not, then why the immigration paperwork being done now?
He said he'll probably need one-two years in Sweden, and he'll then cross the pond. One year in Allsvenskan, one in SHL.I think he's come out and said that he wants to play in Sweden again next year and then will consider coming to North America.
So he's kind of on the Savoie path