In previous seasons Oskar would likely be found in the gym or on the ice practicing during these final few weeks leading in to training camp to get an edge on the competition, but this year is different. Coming off his first year as a Challenge Cup champion Oskar played more hockey than every before in a single season so rather than weight train or power skate he's decided to use this extra time to rest his body and instead focus on the mental aspect of the game. Last season was his best yet as a member of the San Francisco Pride. He collected over 50 goals and 115 points, both career highs. One area he was not successful in however was his puck possession, or more specifically the high volume of turnovers compared to giveaways. This offseason Oskar has taken to mental exercises to "slow" his mind in hopes of slowing down the game around him. In doing so he can better anticipate his opponent and hopefully lead to fewer giveaways (and more takeways). Oskar was a dominant force on the offensive end of the ice, but this year he's looking to prove he can do so on both ends of the ice.