Fortunately for Oskar he has had an overall strong performance year over year since joining the SHL, but it hasn't been without its small setbacks. In his rookie season he fell just short of a point per game pace collecting 22 goals and 65 points. He didn't receive any love for the top rookie award that year, but he built on that performance with a 74 point sophomore season and then a 95 point junior season including 33 goals, both career bests at the time. At this point he was well on his way to crossing the 100 point threshold and joining the elite class of SHL. Sadly that didn't happen in his 4th season and instead of building on his previous bests he dipped to just 66 points. 29 fewer than his previous season and just 1 more than his rookie season and with just 21 goals, his fewest so far in his career. This happen to coincide with San Francisco taking a step back as well. Coming off a Cinderella playoff run in season 74 they hovered around .500 for most of season 75 and were eliminated in 4 games in the first round of the playoffs. Fortunately for San Francisco and Oskar they quickly rebounded in season 76. Oskar would go on to post 117 points, almost double his previous season total, and San Francisco would win the whole thing as they hoisted their first ever Challenge Cup win!