So far, the start of the new hockey season has been one big disappointment. From a team and personal perspective. After seven games played, Linköping's hockey players are crouching at the very bottom of the Swedish top league table with an average of one point per game, and Jakub Vrána, who is supposed to be the team's offensive driving force, is just a shadow of the player he used to be. During the last duel on the ice against Djurgaarden (a 1:…
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So far, the start of the new hockey season has been one big disappointment. From a team and personal perspective. After seven games played, Linköping's hockey players are crouching at the very bottom of the Swedish top league table with an average of one point per game, and Jakub Vrána, who is supposed to be the team's offensive driving force, is just a shadow of the player he used to be. During the last duel on the ice against Djurgaarden (a 1:…