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Oskar Sundqvist

Oskar Sundqvist

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Sep 30, 2026

JacobHOST
17:31
The final rosters have been set, and we're gonna kinda go through the forwards first.
JacobHOST
17:35
Um, the big surprise, I think, was the fact that Sundqvist, Walker, and Finley, all three of them being the kind of main big guys, uh, that got sent down to the AHL with Zach Dean and Dylan Dube earning a spot on the roster.
JacobHOST
17:53
Um, Matt, go ahead and give me just kind of your thoughts on those three getting sent down or those two staying up.
Matt WellsGUEST
18:01
[clears throat] I, uh, I was really, uh, annoyed that they re-signed Sundqvist, uh, for like one year, 'cause like I was, I was for sure that last year was gonna be his final season And I was like, "Okay, if he's, if he's signing for one year, surely he's gonna be permanent fourth line/scratch guy." And then they sent him down and I'm like, "Well, why'd you even bother re-signing him then if you weren't gonna keep him on the roster?" And I love me some Nathan Walker, being the only Australian player in the league, and he's, he's like Scrappy-Doo.
Matt WellsGUEST
18:43
He's, he's so small, but yet he wants to fight everybody.
Matt WellsGUEST
18:46
It's one of the best, best things, uh, on the team currently.
Matt WellsGUEST
19:30
Zach Dean.
JacobHOST
19:30
Yeah.
Jesse SevierHOST
50:05
They traded Jordan Cairo to the Capitals for Connor McMichael and Milton Gastron.
Jesse SevierHOST
50:10
They signed Oscar Sundqvist.
Jesse SevierHOST
50:11
They signed Dylan Dubé.
Jesse SevierHOST
50:13
They signed Yonatan Berggren from the Red Wings.
Alex FerrarioHOST
3:42
So now it brings you to the five guys that are up here, or six guys that are up here, that they have to make their decisions on.
Alex FerrarioHOST
3:48
You've got Dube, Sundqvist, Walker, Zach Dean, and Jack Finley.
Alex FerrarioHOST
3:53
I thought out of that group there were only two guys that stuck out to me last night.
Alex FerrarioHOST
3:56
It was Jack Finley and it was, uh, Dyl- um, Zach Dean.
Alex FerrarioHOST
4:10
He was 88% in the face-off dot, which is never a bad thing if you're him.
Alex FerrarioHOST
4:14
And then Zach Dean came up with multiple scoring opportunities with Booch and McMichael.
Alex FerrarioHOST
4:18
I didn't really feel like I noticed Walker in that game, I didn't really feel like I noticed Sundqvist in that game, and I didn't really feel like I noticed, um, Dylan Dube in that game.
Alex FerrarioHOST
4:27
So if it were me, I would put my money down on Dean and Finley make this roster.
Lou KoracGUEST
16:09
Because I think what you have is, is you've got, you probably got 12 surefire guys on, on the forwards that are gonna make the roster, and they're, and more than likely, they're gonna, they're gonna bring with them 14.
Lou KoracGUEST
16:20
So, you know, you're talking Oskar Sundqvist, you're talking Jack Finley, you know, you're talking Dylan Dube.
Lou KoracGUEST
16:26
Um, you're talking Otto Stenberg, who's one of those younger guys.
Lou KoracGUEST
16:30
Uh, Nathan Walker is another one.
Cam JanssenHOST
7:07
Oh, that son of a rat dude.
Jamie RiversHOST
7:07
You know? And so Twister gets up and walks straight over to Sundqvist and takes Sunny's baby and starts, like, rocking the baby.
Cam JanssenHOST
7:15
[laughs]
Tony TwistHOST
7:16
[laughs]
Tanner HendricksonPANELIST
12:57
I think Suter, Bergren, Dube, Carbonneau are gonna be guys fighting for that third line spot.
Tanner HendricksonPANELIST
13:02
I think s- what, Sundqvist, Walker, um, a guy like Peterson, Kaskimaki, are gonna be fighting with Toropchenko, Johnston, and Finley for that fourth line spot.
Tanner HendricksonPANELIST
13:11
That's how they'll divvy them up, but you are gonna have guys playing on a prospect set of ice that you're like, "Wait a minute, is this guy even gonna make the NHL team?" Because they wanna see what it looks like with the NHL guys first, and if it struggles, then you switch back to those NHL guys and put prospects in.
Brandon KileyHOST
13:24
Alongside Alex and T-Bone, I'm PK.
AlyssaHOST
75:00
So that might be a little, look a little different this year.
AlyssaHOST
75:03
Um, but speaking of another veteran that we signed, we resigned, um, Oscar Sundqvist.
AlyssaHOST
75:12
So this is a one-year, two-way extension.
AlyssaHOST
75:15
So a two-way contract means that he plays both a- in the NHL and the AHL.
JacobHOST
33:33
Uh, and then the next one, number 70, is a very interesting roster topic.
JacobHOST
33:39
Oskar Sundqvist-
Sam RobinsonGUEST
33:41
Mm-hmm
JacobHOST
33:42
... um, will not be coming on the podcast because my friend didn't talk to him.
DakotaHOST
33:45
Just release him.
DakotaHOST
33:46
Just release him
JacobHOST
33:48
... signs a two-way contract, so it's kind of the opposite of what we were talking about with Dube and the fact that Oskar Sundqvist was like, "Sure, I'll take a two-way contract," so he can go wherever.
JacobHOST
34:00
Um, also kind of fits what Dakota was talking about with Nathan Walker just being a locker room guy.
JackHOST
93:39
That second round pick came from the trade that flipped Andreas Athanasiou to Edmonton.
JackHOST
93:47
Nick Leddy, they go and turn around and trade to the St. Louis Blues for Oskar Sundqvist, a 2023 second round pick, and Jake Walman.
JackHOST
93:59
Jake Walman would become an effective partner for Mo Seider while he was here, and sign a three-year extension in that season.
JackHOST
94:08
But the end of that season was awful, and there was some serious concern about that contract immediately after it was signed.
JackGUEST
36:56
... and Nick Leddy then becomes another trade chip in a future year.
JackGUEST
37:01
The, the Nick Leddy trade is actually a really interesting trade tree, um, because in 2022 at the deadline, you get a 2023 second-round pick, so you basically flip your second for a second, but you also get, uh, Oscar Sundqvist and a player by the name of Jake Walman-
AdamHOST
37:20
All right
JackGUEST
37:20
... who, yeah, we'll-- I think we're gonna save that one for a little bit later.

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