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Patrik Nemeth is preparing for his ninth season in the NHL. The 28-year-old has taken advantage of the long break to improve and refine the details of the game with the puck and technology in general.
A total of 21 games were played on Sunday at Hockeyettan, where we saw two teams hit double digits in the goal column.
Tingsryd got off to a good start in the game against AIK and held a 2-0 lead after the first period. After that, the Stockholm guests responded with a strong turnaround and won after a strong third period.
Södertälje went to Skåne with three straight bag losses, but broke the ice against Kristianstad. The guests won big and goalie Filip Gustavsson, on loan from the NHL, kept his first zero of the season.
Two games in five days will soon be replaced by four games in seven days. So Timrå takes the opportunity to push himself a little harder during this week’s training sessions.
Michael Haga, Daniel Muzito Bagenda and Mikael Frycklund are suspended and fined; here you will find the ruling of the disciplinary committee.
Jacob Josefson broke his goal drought against Oskarshamn after 13 SHL games. Now, the captain of Djurgården’s team wants to see his team improve in the power game, so he wonders about the level of expulsions.
Several players received match penalties during yesterday’s SHL round. Michael Haga, Daniel Muzito Bagenda and Mikael Frycklund have been reported to the disciplinary committee.
World Cup gold medalist Johan Larsson leaves Buffalo after seven seasons in the organization and former Frölunda forward Andreas Johnsson has been traded from Toronto to the New Jersey Devils.
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