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HF Top 100 Swedish Prospects
Written by: Unknown on 09/30/2003 ![]()
The following people have been involved in this ranking: Johan Nilsson, Robert
Blomdahl, Martin Svensson, Mikael Hermansson, Tomas Berg.
Next update: January 2004.
| # | Player | Pos |
NHL-team |
| 01. | Robert Nilsson | F |
NY Islanders |
| The most promising Swedish prospect right now. Nilsson has all the talent in the world but must improve his skating and defensive skills. A potential star. | |||
| 02. | Alexander Steen | F |
Toronto |
| Steen is the safest prospect in Sweden. He has no major weaknesses and does everything well. Steen has the tools to follow his father's footsteps and become a legend in the NHL. | |||
| 03. | Niklas Kronwall | D |
Detroit |
| A smallish but yet very powerful defenseman. With an excellent physical game and a strong two-way game Kronwall could become a quality player in the NHL. | |||
| 04. | Henrik Lundqvist | G |
NY Rangers |
| Was outstanding last season and is a regular with the Swedish national team. The best goalkeeper in the Swedish Elite League. | |||
| 05. | Mikael Tellqvist | G |
Toronto |
| Has come off a strong season in the AHL and was brilliant in the World Championships last April when he stole the starting job from Tommy Salo. | |||
| 06. | Jonas Johansson | F |
Colorado |
| A very good skater and playmaker. Johansson is hoping to have a strong season in the WHL before seriously challenging for a roster spot with Colorado Avalanche. | |||
| 07. | Fredrik Sjöström | F |
Phoenix |
| Great attitude and a strong two-way game. Sjöström is also a strong skater and a quite capable scorer. A future NHLer for sure. | |||
| 08. | Lars Jonsson | D |
Boston |
| Jonsson has developed tremendously the last six months and is now the best young defenseman in the Swedish Elite League. Very good offensive skills, a good shot and fine skating. | |||
| 09. | Stefan Liv | G |
Detroit |
| Has come off a disapointing season but is now turning it around. Liv is a very spectacular goalie and is currently working hard at standing up more instead of going down all of the time. | |||
| 10. | Loui Eriksson | F |
Dallas |
| A great pick by the Dallas Stars in the second round of the 2003 draft. Eriksson has the attitude, skating and hockey sense required to become successful in the NHL. | |||
| 11. | Martin Samuelsson | F |
Boston |
| 12. | Andreas Holmqvist | D |
Tampa Bay |
| 13. | Pär Bäcker | F |
Detroit |
| 14. | Johnny Oduya | D |
Washington |
| 15. | Rickard Wallin | F |
Minnesota |
| 16. | Joel Lundqvist | F |
Dallas |
| 17. | Magnus Kahnberg | F |
Carolina |
| 18. | Tobias Enström | D |
Atlanta |
| 19. | Niklas Nordgren | F |
Carolina |
| 20. | Michael Holmqvist | F |
Anaheim |
| 21. | Jens Karlsson | F |
Los Angeles |
| 22. | Staffan Kronwall | D |
Toronto |
| 23. | Andreas Jämtin | F |
Detroit |
| 24. | Jari Tolsa | F |
Detroit |
| 25. | Yared Hagos | F |
Dallas |
| 26. | Jonas Frögren | F |
Calgary |
| 27. | Mathias Tjärnqvist | F |
Dallas |
| 28. | Mika Hannula | F |
Minnesota |
| 29. | Mattias Wennerberg | F |
Chicago |
| 30. | Joakim Lindström | F |
Columbus |
| 31. | Robin Jonsson | D |
St. Louis |
| 32. | Nicklas Danielsson | F |
Vancouver |
| 33. | Andreas Valdix | F |
Washington |
| 34. | Dragan Umicevic | F |
Edmonton |
| 35. | Johan Holmqvist | G |
NY Rangers |
| 36. | Linus Videll | F |
Colorado |
| 37. | Liam Lindström | F |
Phoenix |
| 38. | Christian Bäckman | D |
St. Louis |
| 39. | Simon Skoog | D |
St. Louis |
| 40. | Calle Steen | F |
Detroit |
| 41. | Björn Melin | F |
Anaheim |
| 42. | Mattias Karlsson | D |
Ottawa |
| 43. | Elias Granath | D |
Dallas |
| 44. | Jonas Nordquist | F |
Chicago |
| 45. | Tony Mårtensson | F |
Anaheim |
| 46. | Andreas Sundin | F |
Detroit |
| 47. | Pierre Johnsson | D |
Calgary |
| 48. | Fredrik Johansson | F |
Edmonton |
| 49. | Marcus Paulsson | D |
NY Islanders |
| 50. | Patric Blomdahl | F |
Washington |
| 51. | Marcus Jonasén | F |
NY Rangers |
| 52. | Johan Eneqvist | F |
Montreal |
| 53. | Tim Eriksson | F |
Los Angeles |
| 54. | Daniel Widing | F |
Nashville |
| 55. | Daniel Fernholm | D |
Pittsburgh |
| 56. | Johan Berggren | D |
Detroit |
| 57. | Jonas Almtorp | F |
Edmonton |
| 58. | Jonathan Ericsson | D |
Detroit |
| 59. | Gustav Gräsberg | F |
Nashville |
| 60. | Kalle Olsson | F |
Edmonton |
| 61. | Johan Hägglund | F |
Tampa Bay |
| 62. | Nicklas Eckerblom | F |
Minnesota |
| 63. | Johan Andersson | F |
Chicago |
| 64. | Marcus Kristoffersson | F |
Dallas |
| 65. | Christopher Heino-Lindberg | G |
Montreal |
| 66. | Tomas Kollar | F |
Detroit |
| 67. | Mikael Svensk | D |
Edmonton |
| 68. | Pontus Petterström | F |
NY Rangers |
| 69. | Alexander Hulth | F |
San Jose |
| 70. | Johan Björk | D |
Ottawa |
| 71. | Calle Åslund | D |
Buffalo |
| 72. | Jonas Andersson | F |
Nashville |
| 73. | Christian Söderström | F |
Detroit |
| 74. | Kristofer Persson | F |
Calgary |
| 75. | Henrik Bergfors | D |
Tampa Bay |
| 76. | Jimmie Svensson | F |
Detroit |
| 77. | Stefan Blom | D |
Detroit |
| 78. | Mattias Nilsson | D |
Nashville |
| 79. | Mikael Johansson | F |
Detroit |
| 80. | Jonas Elofsson | D |
Chicago |
| 81. | Douglas Murray | D |
San Jose |
| 82. | Gabriel Karlsson | G |
Dallas |
| 83. | Per Braxenholm | D |
NY Islanders |
| 84. | Viktor Wallin | D |
Anaheim |
| 85. | Sanny Lindström | D |
Colorado |
| 86. | Henrik Petré | D |
Washington |
| 87. | Per Mårs | F |
Columbus |
| 88. | Erik Lewerström | F |
Phoenix |
| 89. | David Bornhammar | F |
Washington |
| 90. | David Printz | D |
Philadelphia |
| 91. | Anders Lövdahl | F |
Colorado |
| 92. | David Nyström | F |
Philadelphia |
| 93. | Daniel Johansson | F |
Los Angeles |
| 94. | Johan Halvardsson | D |
NY Islanders |
| 95. | Andreas Lindström | F |
Boston |
| 96. | Petter Henning | F |
NY Rangers |
| 97. | Johan Asplund | G |
NY Rangers |
| 98. | Mattias Karlin | F |
Boston |
| 99. | John Wikström | D |
Detroit |
| 100 | Andreas Andersson | G |
Anaheim |
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