C Lukas Wernblom - MODO, SWE JRS (2018 Draft)

[rickardr]

On loan to Örnsköldsvik, Tier 3.

4 shots on goal at his first game yesterday.

 

[VictorLustig]

Wernblom hasn't taken any steps this season. He would likely get passed over if the draft was held tomorrow, the U18's will be huge.

 

[rickardr]

Wernblom hasn't taken any steps this season.

Backwards maybe..

 

[FlyguyOX]

Looks like he had a pretty great season this year. Anyone seen him play?

 

[Eye of Ra]

Looks like he had a pretty great season this year. Anyone seen him play?

yeah, his doing good. got some skills mixed with a good physical play. should have a good SHL career but i dont see him as a NHLer.

 

[NJ Fan 12]

Was looking into Wild prospect Simon Johansson and noticed Wernblom.

As a 2000-born player I believe he is no longer eligible for the NHL Draft but wasn't certain.

Is his size still accurate (175 cm/78 km)?

Realize it's Allsvenskan and not SHL but point-per-game and over 100 PM.

Is there more to know about him?

 

[Eye of Ra]

Was looking into Wild prospect Simon Johansson and noticed Wernblom.

As a 2000-born player I believe he is no longer eligible for the NHL Draft but wasn't certain.

Is his size still accurate (175 cm/78 km)?

Realize it's Allsvenskan and not SHL but point-per-game and over 100 PM.

Is there more to know about him?

Yes he is not a big player, but he is stocky and hard which makes up for it.

His dad, Magnus Wernblom, is a legend in swedish hockey, one of the toughest swede ever, should have been a NHLer but liked it too much in MoDo.

 

[Get North]

I would rather take a player like Wernblom on my NHL 4th line than Johan Larsson or Sam Gagner. Both are butter soft players looking to get points all game. He's producing better than NHL prospects such as Oskar Steen/Raphael Lavoie this year in Allsvenskan and younger.

I have only seen Wernblom internationally, but I could tell he had hockey IQ, good skating and toughness. There's no way he is scared to kill penalties. He can play on the 4th line for playoff teams.

 

[Garl]

I would rather take a player like Wernblom on my NHL 4th line than Johan Larsson or Sam Gagner. Both are butter soft players looking to get points all game. He's producing better than NHL prospects such as Oskar Steen/Raphael Lavoie this year in Allsvenskan and younger.

I have only seen Wernblom internationally, but I could tell he had hockey IQ, good skating and toughness. There's no way he is scared to kill penalties. He can play on the 4th line for playoff teams.

What? Johan Larsson is a soft player? Seriously? He wass like the most blocking forward on Buffalo and was like 3rd most hitting player after Foligno and Girgensons.