Jonathan Dahlen

[Qubax]

Is he still Sharks property?

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[Erep]

Yes, he is on loan to a second tier Swedish team in his hometown.

 

[themelkman]

Hes loaned for the year until whenever the sharks recall him

 

[LadyStanley]

Hes loaned for the year until whenever the sharks recall him

I can't think he'd be recalled in season unless the organizational depth is severely limited and has to be recalled on an emergency basis. (I think he has to pass through waivers otherwise.)

My guess is he doesn't return to North America until after his European season is done (no waivers required then) and plays down the stretch.

 

[ZEBROA]

8p in three games.

 

[KirbyDots]

8p in three games.

He's playing in a second tier league. He better be putting up those kinda numbers.

 

[one2gamble]

He's playing in a second tier league. He better be putting up those kinda numbers.

lol, this loan was so stupid but if we all just accept hes never coming back to North America who cares

 

[Fistfullofbeer]

lol, this loan was so stupid but if we all just accept hes never coming back to North America who cares

To me him leaving was just a questionable decision. We had multiple spots open on our NHL roster for wingers and he chose not to stay through the camps and pre-season.

 

[SactoShark]

If you think about it… now that he's in Europe, the Sharks scouts should get a better look at him.

 

[Patty Ice]

There's more to the situation that hasn't been publicized why he is back with his old team.

 

[Barrie22]

There's more to the situation that hasn't been publicized why he is back with his old team.

Doubt it, this situation is pretty straight forward from everything that has been said/written about up to this point.

He got depressed from playing hockey in north america because the canucks didn't know how to treat him properly and then tried to blame everything on him after the trade to san jose.

 

[ZEBROA]

He's playing in a second tier league. He better be putting up those kinda numbers.

If he continue like this he will be the best in that leagues history with a big margin. He is realy commited to that team.

 

[The Ice Hockey Dude]

Good for him to play and develop, he can always move up a level over seas if he continues to
get his confidence and game going.

 

[LeeIFBB]

He’s finished.

 

[Ol Dirty Pirate]

If his teams wins the title do they move up to the top tier??

 

[Barrie22]

If his teams wins the title do they move up to the top tier??

Is a little confusing to understand but the basics is its a tiered league. The teams in his league start in 4 groups regionally of 8 teams. Play half a season and the leading teams in those groups move into 2 new groups and play the rest of the season. The top 2 teams from those groups move into the next tiered leagues qualifying round.

My understanding is the top team can't move from his tier all the way up to the shl, they would be moved to the 2nd best league next year.

 

[Karl Eriksson]

Somehow the sens won that deal even though we bought out Burrows’ last year.

 

[themelkman]

Somehow the sens won that deal even though we bought out Burrows’ last year.

Eh he can still come over later. Pretty sure we dont lose his rights

 

[ZEBROA]

If his teams wins the title do they move up to the top tier??

Not this year, but next the rules are changed to that if i got it right.

 

[Seiza]

Is a little confusing to understand but the basics is its a tiered league. The teams in his league start in 4 groups regionally of 8 teams. Play half a season and the leading teams in those groups move into 2 new groups and play the rest of the season. The top 2 teams from those groups move into the next tiered leagues qualifying round.

My understanding is the top team can't move from his tier all the way up to the shl, they would be moved to the 2nd best league next year.

Allsvenskan is the 2nd-tier league. So yes, his team can be promoted to the SHL, just like they did two years ago much because of Dahlén. They got relegated again last year, but looks good so far this year with Dahlén back in the squad.

He has been involved in 8 of Timrå's 10 goals so far. Allsvenskan should not be underestimated as a league, the level of hockey is good.

 

[Barrie22]

Allsvenskan is the 2nd-tier league. So yes, his team can be promoted to the SHL, just like they did two years ago much because of Dahlén. They got relegated again last year, but looks good so far this year with Dahlén back in the squad.

He has been involved in 8 of Timrå's 10 goals so far. Allsvenskan should not be underestimated as a league, the level of hockey is good.

Ahhhh i thought for some reason timra was part of the 3rd one.

 

[fEyD08]

Allsvenskan is the 2nd-tier league. So yes, his team can be promoted to the SHL, just like they did two years ago much because of Dahlén. They got relegated again last year, but looks good so far this year with Dahlén back in the squad.

He has been involved in 8 of Timrå's 10 goals so far. Allsvenskan should not be underestimated as a league, the level of hockey is good.

Time will tell if its good for his development.

Hey, you playing tablehockey? I played at WC 2003 in Zürich.

 

[Seiza]

Time will tell if its good for his development.

Hey, you playing tablehockey? I played at WC 2003 in Zürich.

Not more then for fun at home.

 

[themelkman]

Allsvenskan is the 2nd-tier league. So yes, his team can be promoted to the SHL, just like they did two years ago much because of Dahlén. They got relegated again last year, but looks good so far this year with Dahlén back in the squad.

He has been involved in 8 of Timrå's 10 goals so far. Allsvenskan should not be underestimated as a league, the level of hockey is good.

The level of hockey isn’t terrible but it is not where he belongs. You don’t get development when you stomp on everyone in a league

 

[ZEBROA]

16p in 8 games second place.