Prospect Info: Tom Willander: 11th Overall 2023 Draft (Rogle BK J20) - Part 02

[krutovsdonut]

Hard to believe some of the floor hockey guys here want to trade this guy for jiracek.

don't forget the field hockey guys.

 

[LemonSauceD]

don't forget the field hockey guys.

Or “Bandy” players

 

[Lindgren]

Or “Bandy” players

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A few years ago the Canucks took a Finn with a late pick, and reports said his grandmother was in the bandy hall of fame, or something like that. I picked him as a dark horse because of the blood lines, and now I can't remember his name.

 

[krutovsdonut]

having a grandmother in the bandy hall of fame is probably the most scandinavian backstory possible.

 

[Jerry the great]

A few years ago the Canucks took a Finn with a late pick, and reports said his grandmother was in the bandy hall of fame, or something like that. I picked him as a dark horse because of the blood lines, and now I can't remember his name.

Palmu?

 

[Lindgren]

Palmu?

I don't think so. Not even that well known.

 

[Wry n Ginger]

Open the last page of a thread that has a very distinctive title and focus and being unable to follow the conversation...lol.

Never change Canucks board...(no seriously...I don't always love it but we are a well behaved bunch of odd-ballz and stuff like this just makes me laugh now)

 

[M2Beezy]

After my floor hockey game last night most of us agreed we should trade Willander for Jiracik.

 

[Wry n Ginger]

After my floor hockey game last night most of us agreed we should trade Willander for Jiracik.

Solution? Drink less, think bettererish

 

[RobertKron]

I don't think so. Not even that well known.

I think you're thinking of Adrian Elefalk, a Swede who they invited to summer dev camp. Aside from his Bandy star grandmother, his dad was one of Sedins' agents.

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[Lindgren]

I think you're thinking of Adrian Elefalk, a Swede who they invited to summer dev camp. Aside from his Bandy star grandmother, his dad was one of Sedins' agents.

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Yes! His grandmother was Ann Elefalk, who entered the Swedish bandy hall of fame in 2014.

I would never have been able to come up with his name.

He's now an assistant coach with a junior team.