Oskar Sundqvist
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Rollin' on the River
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
Get him out of here.
He’s [shirt] and we can do better.
I don’t care if he “Bleeds Blue” or not. He’s a waste of space that isn’t needed on this roster.
He’s [shirt] and we can do better.
I don’t care if he “Bleeds Blue” or not. He’s a waste of space that isn’t needed on this roster.
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Zizzle1297
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
Fourth line Berggren Suter Finley, Torpo, and Walker combo
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Yeah, he probably shouldn't be here next year as a player, but I will never forget that crunching check he laid on Boston D man Matt Grezlcyk in the Cup finals. That check was emblematic of that team, and he should not have been suspended as Grezlcyk turned into the check against the boards.
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Blues Dave
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Think Barret Jackman. Sunny gives it all for the Blue Note. This City is proud of guys like them. But, as life goes on so does the hockey business. I'm sure these guys know the situation better than us. We simply have a lot of new, very talented guys coming into play. I'm also sure Sunny wants this Blues team to win. From what I know, that's the kind of guy he is. Even if he would happen to accept playing for another team if offered. He's shown where his heart is. That's the way he played. I truely believe that's the way he is. I'd love it if he stuck around.
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It's funny seeing everyone true opinions. Then reading all the bull[shirt] after he was signed.
Loyalty is lying and destroys everything good.
Loyalty is lying and destroys everything good.
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Sunny said he would die for the Bluenote.Blues Dave wrote: ↑19 Apr 2026 03:18 am Think Barret Jackman. Sunny gives it all for the Blue Note. This City is proud of guys like them. But, as life goes on so does the hockey business. I'm sure these guys know the situation better than us. We simply have a lot of new, very talented guys coming into play. I'm also sure Sunny wants this Blues team to win. From what I know, that's the kind of guy he is. Even if he would happen to accept playing for another team if offered. He's shown where his heart is. That's the way he played. I truely believe that's the way he is. I'd love it if he stuck around.
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Harry S Deals
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
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dhsux
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I'll say this...people forget....Monty loves the guy.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
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zamadoo
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And people forget...dhsux wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 15:16 pmI'll say this...people forget....Monty loves the guy.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
It's an emanence front...
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Harry York 37
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I hope Sunny's deal is not a "put on".zamadoo wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 18:42 pmAnd people forget...dhsux wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 15:16 pmI'll say this...people forget....Monty loves the guy.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
It's an emanence front...
That line is HUGE and nasty.
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Ross Johnston plays as a traditional physical enforcer and fourth-line grinder. Standing at a massive 6-foot-5 and weighing around 235 pounds, he is renowned for his heavy hitting, willingness to drop the gloves, and strong board play.
Core Style Components: Physical Presence: He uses his large frame to deliver bone-crushing open-ice hits, protect the puck in the offensive zone, and make life incredibly uncomfortable for opposing defensemen.Enforcer Role: A willing and frequent fighter, Johnston regularly steps up to answer the bell, policing the ice and defending his teammates.Grind Line Energy: While not a primary scorer, his relentless forechecking and straightforward north-south style are designed to wear down opponents, change the momentum of the game, and provide energy for the bottom six.Skating & Simple Play: His game focuses on strong foot speed to get in on the forecheck and simple, effective puck management to avoid turnovers
Oskar Sundqvist is a quintessential, versatile two-way forward and "energy line" player known for his strong checking, size, defensive reliability, and willingness to do the dirty work. He is celebrated for his quiet, fearless leadership and high hockey IQ.
Key Elements of His Playing StyleDefensive Specialist: Sundqvist consistently takes on tough defensive zone minutes and is heavily relied upon to shut down opponents' top lines, win important face-offs, and penalty kill.Physical & Fearless: At 6'3" and roughly 210 pounds, he plays a heavy, physical game. He routinely finishes his checks, battles hard in the corners and along the boards, and fearless blocking shots."Greasy" Goal Scorer: He is not a flashy, highlight-reel offensive player. Instead, his offensive style centers around "greasy" goals—going hard to the net, screening the goaltender, and capitalizing on rebounds.Puck Possession & Transition: Despite his defensive deployment, he uses his size and reach effectively to protect the puck and cycle play, tilting the ice in his team's favor.Versatility: Throughout his NHL career with the St. Louis Blues, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Detroit Red Wings, he has proven capable of sliding up to the third line as a center or playing on the wing
Alexei Toropchenko plays a physical, energy-driven, two-way hockey style defined by heavy forechecking, relentless board battles, and strong penalty killing. Standing 6'6" and weighing 225 lbs, he utilizes his immense size and long reach to disrupt plays, protect the puck, and drive hard to the net.
Core Style BreakdownBottom-Six Grinder: He is a staple in the St. Louis Blues bottom-six forward group, where he excels at wearing down opposing defensemen, establishing zone time, and finishing checks.Defensive Reliability: Toropchenko spends a large percentage of his ice time in the defensive zone and is frequently trusted to kill penalties and shut down the opposing team's top players.Net-Front Presence: Offensively, he does not project as a high-end scorer. Instead, his points come from dirty goals, deflections, and driving straight to the crease.Work Ethic & Skating: He skates surprisingly well for a player of his large frame and is routinely praised by coaches for his detailed-oriented, hardworking approach to the game.He is signed through 2028 with the Blues on a two-year extension, continuing his role as a prototypical, modern-day power forward who values defensive responsibility and physical play over flashy offensive numbers
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UMR-alum-05
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
He tore his knee up recently. Highly doubt he's ready to play on opening night.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
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Harry York 37
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When was that?UMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 19:28 pmHe tore his knee up recently. Highly doubt he's ready to play on opening night.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
Game 79 April 11, 2026 he assisted on a GTG in the second period and played 12 plus minutes. They won, but were eliminated from the playoffs later in the evening.
Game 81 April 14, 2026, He scored in the second in a come from behind game playing 12 plus minutes.
Game 82 April 16, 2026. Last game of the season Oskar Sundqvist was a healthy scratch for the St. Louis Blues.
He had points in three of his last five games.
When did he injure his knee?
Some bizarre gardening accident?
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UMR-alum-05
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International competition of some sort. World championships or whatever it was called.Harry York 37 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 20:28 pmWhen was that?UMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 19:28 pmHe tore his knee up recently. Highly doubt he's ready to play on opening night.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
Game 79 April 11, 2026 he assisted on a GTG in the second period and played 12 plus minutes. They won, but were eliminated from the playoffs later in the evening.
Game 81 April 14, 2026, He scored in the second in a come from behind game playing 12 plus minutes.
Game 82 April 16, 2026. Last game of the season Oskar Sundqvist was a healthy scratch for the St. Louis Blues.
He had points in three of his last five games.
When did he injure his knee?
Some bizarre gardening accident?
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Harry York 37
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
That did ring a bell, but it took forever to find it.UMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 20:36 pmInternational competition of some sort. World championships or whatever it was called.Harry York 37 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 20:28 pmWhen was that?UMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 19:28 pmHe tore his knee up recently. Highly doubt he's ready to play on opening night.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
Game 79 April 11, 2026 he assisted on a GTG in the second period and played 12 plus minutes. They won, but were eliminated from the playoffs later in the evening.
Game 81 April 14, 2026, He scored in the second in a come from behind game playing 12 plus minutes.
Game 82 April 16, 2026. Last game of the season Oskar Sundqvist was a healthy scratch for the St. Louis Blues.
He had points in three of his last five games.
When did he injure his knee?
Some bizarre gardening accident?
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There are no updates I can find. He left that game after knee hit by Meier (who was suspended) and left in a wheelchair.
Has anyone heard about the severity?
Its a shame after he closed the season fairly strong.
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zamadoo
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
Doesn't matter because Sunny will die for the Note. I don't believe the FUD!Harry York 37 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 20:52 pmThat did ring a bell, but it took forever to find it.UMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 20:36 pmInternational competition of some sort. World championships or whatever it was called.Harry York 37 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 20:28 pmWhen was that?UMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 19:28 pmHe tore his knee up recently. Highly doubt he's ready to play on opening night.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado
Game 79 April 11, 2026 he assisted on a GTG in the second period and played 12 plus minutes. They won, but were eliminated from the playoffs later in the evening.
Game 81 April 14, 2026, He scored in the second in a come from behind game playing 12 plus minutes.
Game 82 April 16, 2026. Last game of the season Oskar Sundqvist was a healthy scratch for the St. Louis Blues.
He had points in three of his last five games.
When did he injure his knee?
Some bizarre gardening accident?
.
There are no updates I can find. He left that game after knee hit by Meier (who was suspended) and left in a wheelchair.
Has anyone heard about the severity?
Its a shame after he closed the season fairly strong.
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Harry S Deals
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Re: Oskar Sundqvist
Where was this reported that he tore it up? I know he got hurt left the Worlds but four months later providing no major surgery he'll be readyUMR-alum-05 wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 19:28 pmHe tore his knee up recently. Highly doubt he's ready to play on opening night.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑17 Jul 2026 13:41 pm It would not shock me if
Johnston Sundqvist Toropchenko
Was the 4th line for the openinng road trip to Dallas and Colorado