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Mikael Holm on What Sharks Are Getting in Bystedt, Havelid
The San Jose Sharks drafted two Swedes with their first three picks in Filip Bystedt and Mattias Havelid. Mikael Holm joins to profile both players and what Sharks fans should expect from them. We start with Bystedt and if he was considered a reach at No. 27, and what is his most translatable skill to the NHL (5:00) and a timeline for him to join the Sharks (9:00). Then we analyze Mattias Havelid and why he is such an exciting prospect (12:00). We look at his role with Linköping HC and if a transfer might be an option for him to get more playing time in the HockeyAllsvenskan (15:00). We finish by looking ahead to what these players might become for the San Jose Sharks (21:00).
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