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Seems to have locked down the 2C spot with Husqvarna. Averaging 15mins but trending upwards. Played 20mins last game vs Malmö Redhawks. Has 3 points in 8 games. Promising start.
F Jamiro Reber - HV71, SHL (2024 undrafted)
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Was trying to imagine an NL team that would give a player like Reber 2C duties at 18 years old but couldn't come up with one. Sad state of affairs. It won't do any good to go into the discussion again why that is as we have done that on this board many times. The situation is what it is and hopefully some of the more promising players born in 08 and later will be taking notes.
Eye of Ra
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Nobody calls them Husqvarna lol. Just say Hv 71
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I read that and was trying to think of whether there’s a new SHL team I’ve never heard of or if his team might play Allsvenskan because I don’t know the names of those teams as well.
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Some users here obviously don't seem to like it but that's the name of the team. Husqvarna Vätterstad 1971. HV71 ist just the abbreviation. Even their home arena is called Husqvarna Garden. Pretty obvious where the money is coming from
Btw. Reber got his 4th point of the season earlier today. Played 19mins and assisted on a Brännström goal in a 3-4 home loss vs Rögle BK. Now has 4 points in 9 games. If he can keep it up he might have a chance to get drafted into the NHL. As mentioned before in this thread he was just barely draft eligible in 2024.
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Eye of Ra
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Yeah but the thing is that everybody calls them Hv 71 including themselvesSome users here obviously don't seem to like it but that's the name of the team. Husqvarna Vätterstad 1971. HV71 ist just the abbreviation. Even their home arena is called Husqvarna Garden. Pretty obvious where the money is coming from
Btw. Reber got his 4th point of the season earlier today. Played 19mins and assisted on a Brännström goal in a 3-4 home loss vs Rögle BK. Now has 4 points in 9 games. If he can keep it up he might have a chance to get drafted into the NHL. As mentioned before in this thread he was just barely draft eligible in 2024.
Yeah, I didn’t see this coming. Ten games into the season, and he’s averaging around 16 minutes per game with 1 goal and 4 assists.
Sure, it has helped that HV's depth at the center position is practically non-existent, but he has played great. However, Abbott (GM) is reportedly looking for reinforcement at center, and when (or if) that player arrives, it will be interesting to see if he can hold onto that 2C spot, which he holds onto firmly right now.
Sure, it has helped that HV's depth at the center position is practically non-existent, but he has played great. However, Abbott (GM) is reportedly looking for reinforcement at center, and when (or if) that player arrives, it will be interesting to see if he can hold onto that 2C spot, which he holds onto firmly right now.
HaNotsri
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He will likely keep the linemates
he brought back from the dead.
New center+Molgaard will likely get Lenc, Lyrenäs, Luoto and Träff as wingers.
The name of the team is HV71. It was founded May 24th 1971 as Husqvarna/Vätterstads IF (no 71 included) and later that same year September 7th it was decided the official name would be HV71, an abbreviation and 71 for the year it was founded. Source: HV71 (if you want to you could translate this)Some users here obviously don't seem to like it but that's the name of the team. Husqvarna Vätterstad 1971. HV71 ist just the abbreviation. Even their home arena is called Husqvarna Garden. Pretty obvious where the money is coming from
Btw. Reber got his 4th point of the season earlier today. Played 19mins and assisted on a Brännström goal in a 3-4 home loss vs Rögle BK. Now has 4 points in 9 games. If he can keep it up he might have a chance to get drafted into the NHL. As mentioned before in this thread he was just barely draft eligible in 2024.
The reason for the arena being called Husqvarna Garden is that the naming rights sponsor is Husqvarna AB. You may know this company from their motorcycles (enduro/motocross, sold off to KTM in 2013), their chainsaws or their robot lawn mowers & garden tools (also under the brand name Gardena).
I think Reber has a slight chance of being drafted/signed if he continues to play very well in the SHL, but most likely he won't be. There are too many good talents a year younger.
theslatcher
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Not to mention they are a merger between Husqvarna IF & Vätterstads IK. Husqvarna (now named Huskvarna) was its own city municipality but from '71 it's a part of Jönköping. That's where the club's & company's names come from.
