Örebro defeats Skellefteå 6-3 at home, Matthias Bromme scores again and sings at the Bern Arena.
Was this the night he blew up for Brummy?
No, it takes more than one target to remove the flip-flop seal.
I’m still waiting for the problem to be resolved for him and his co-chainer, Rodrigo Apoles.
The Närkings’ biggest star shined again by 17-year-old Leo Carlsson, who flooded Skellefteå with his three goal-scoring passes.
Two of them sealed the match when Örebro moved from 3-3 to 5-3 in the latter period.
By then, Skellefteå had pretty much dominated the match, but he missed two chances that cost all three points.
Leo Carlson is perhaps the most privately studied player at the moment, with NHL scouts on site every time he plays.
Only next summer it will be available in the highly valued NHL and Swede draft.
And perhaps Sam Hallam’s Tre Kronor name is already in the first Karjala Cip.
I wouldn’t be surprised.
When does Brummy wake up?
At Skellefteå it was defender Elias Salomonsson who turned the show.
The eighteen-year-old not only scored his first goal in the SHL, but also his second.
Only a minute and 42 seconds passed between goals, when he first raised a rebound to make it 2-2 after 7.02 in the second half and then watched an ant roll 3-2 behind Jonas Enroth after 8.44.
Elias and Leo Carlson who cheered together most recently this past spring, when they both shared an impressive Swedish gold medal at the U18 WC Championship.
These are two players in constant development, and both could develop into stars this season.
Although old.
And Orebro must be glad that Leo Carlson was so sharp at first, when the big stars were slow to perform.
He tops the Indoor Points League and is up to ten (2 + 8) now.
Matthias Brum So far it is four.
Then coach Niklas Ericsson constantly matched him with first-team player Rodrigo Apolles.
They started the season with the great talent Leo Carlson as the third episode, but he has now left them and Ericsson has tried both Finn Petros Palmo and now Oscar Eklind in the last matches.
I would argue that it is not a mistake.
The day they both come, Orebro has a decent savings capital.
But the start was slow for Matthias Bromme, who was one of the most notable returnees before this season.
After a short season in North America, he had success at Swiss Davos last winter.
Therefore, his return home and his five-year contract with Örebro came as a bit of a shock.
Still a favorite for SM gold
I wouldn’t say he was bad in this match, but everyone knows what he can do in his best moments.
The only question is when those moments will come.
Skelleftea?
Yes, they were injured and lost both their co-stars Oscar Muller and Joachim Lindstrom this evening.
If they had been involved, I think this would have ended differently.
Skellefteå still dominated play and won shots by 35-19, but that last point was missing.
It is noted that Skellefteå’s team does not have the ability to deal with many injuries or absences at the same time.
I’m still putting them up as SM Gold nominees this spring.
Now if you could have a favorite in this record-breaking series.
Eric Brännström continues to show that the hype surrounding the move to HV7! The following season did not affect him himself.
Now his 1-0 shot to Lulea at home against Linköping was barely five minutes into the first half.
that decided the match.
While Joel Lacinante kept clean sheets again – he’s only conceded one goal in his last three games – defender Jesper Seilgren decided on a goalless goal.
Lulia is now chasing league leaders Växjö and Färjestad, who have taken one point more in ten matches played.