NHL
Frederik Andersen, Toronto Maple Leafs - contract until 2021
* Injured right now, but the goalkeeper who will potentially lead Leafs to success.

Mikkel Bödker, Ottawa Senators - 2020
* Plays and contributes regularly.

Rasmus Dahlin, Buffalo Sabers - 2021
* Doesn't need to say much? In the shadow of Elias Pettersson, still an excellent rookie season.

Christoffer Ehn, Detroit Red Wings - 2020
* Staying in the NHL, 1 + 3 at 28 games, occasionally "healthy scratch", not always lots of playing time, but doing a good job as a rookie in a checking line.

Lars Eller, Washington Capitals - 2023
* Valuable part of the top team, cuts half a point per match.

Loui Eriksson, Vancouver Canucks - 2022
* Slightly different role than in Dallas and Boston, the veteran does not score as much anymore, important with his routine in new ventures.

Oscar Fantenberg, Los Angeles Kings - 2019
* Played most of the matches, proved to be a clearly capable NHL defender. As far as production (0 + 1) is concerned, there may be some steps to take…

Christian Folin, Philadelphia Flyers - 2019
* A little in and out, done 22 games, played regularly in January.

Erik Gustafsson, Chicago Blackhawks - 2020
* Increasingly a leading dman, 27 points in 43 games, an important part of a Hawks that hardly reaches the playoffs this year.

Andreas Johnsson, Toronto Maple Leafs - 2019
* The coach Mike Babcock's has confidence in him, playing with Auston Matthews, is energetic, working hard, might need to score a little more. 9 + 10 still okay.

Mattias Janmark, Dallas Stars - 2019
* Still a valuable part of Stars, the point production is down this winter (3 + 11), down in the fourth line at the moment.

Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks - 2019
* The point streak stayed at 14 games, but after a slow start, the world's best Karlsson has really found it right in California. 41 points in 44 matches.

John Klingberg, Dallas Stars –2022
* Injured for a long time, back he was immediately his regular self, a leading dman in Stars (27 games, 21 points).

Jacob Larsson, Anaheim Ducks - 2020
* Ducks falls apart, nine straight losses, but Larsson has got a bit of a breakthrough, taken on some back injuries, retained a regular sweater for most of the season.

Robin Lehner, NY Islanders - 2019
* After a so-so start, has grown more and more like Islanders number 1 in the box and may play the best hockey of his career in the team from Brooklyn and Long Island.

Artturi Lehkonen, Montreal Canadiens - 2019
* Has in 45 games been noted for points (21) same he did in 66 game last winter. Played a lot with the Finnish super talent Jesperi Kotkaniemi, the 18-year-old who took the league by storm.

Henrik Lundqvist, NY Rangers - 2021
* It has, just like the team, hard work. Rangers lose a lot now, Lundqvist occasionally exchanged for Georgiev.

Alexander Steen, St Louis Blues –2021
* Missed some games due to injury, toughening with an average of half a score per match. Experienced, important piece in Blues.

Alexander Wennberg, Columbus Blue Jackets - 2023
* Columbus goes very well, Wennberg always gets praise for wise hockey, but 1 + 19 are numbers he probably wanted to increase a little. Now, the center is an important part of the blue jackets, no talk about it.

AHL

Lias Andersson, Hartford (NY Rangers) - 2021
* Did not get it right, or the playing time needed for it, when he was in the NHL. 14 points in 19 games with Hartford are still seen as part of the new Rangers. Next season?

Julius Bergman, Belleville (Ottawa Senators) - 2019
* Still waiting for the NHL chance.

Anton Blidh, Providence (Boston Bruins) - 2019
* Not any NHL game this season either for the dude from Mölnlycke. Contributes as usual with physics and some points in AHL.

Matt Donovan, Milwaukee (Nashville Predators) - 2020
* Signed with Nashville during the season but is in the farm team. Going well there, picked to the All Star match.

Pierre Engvall, Toronto (Toronto Maple Leafs) - 2020
* Tough in Marlies, made 14 points, the question is whether it is enough for future NHL chances.

Carl Grundström, Toronto (Toronto Maple Leafs) - 2020
* 24 points in 35 matches, given that "Grusse" can both play physically and score points, he is seen as a contender for a NHL jersey in Leaf's upcoming season (s).

William Lagesson, Bakersfield (Edmonton Oilers) - 2020
* Plays regularly, is a bit from NHL games, but this is just his first senior season in North America. Interesting future.

John Nyberg, Texas (Dallas Stars) - 2020
* A bit like with Lagesson, the first senior winter in North America, making their time in AHL, the future uncertain.

Victor Olofsson, Rochester (Buffalo Sabers) - 2020
* 30 points in 33 matches, high chance for NHL debut, in spring or next season.

Calle Rosén, Toronto (Toronto Maple Leafs) - 2021
* No NHL games this season, but Leafs believes in him, the parties extended the contract in December. 26 points in 34 matches, brilliant figures