HockeyAllsvenskan
Modo Hockey leaders address form slump with no panic
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Modo Hockey is grappling with four straight losses in the HockeyAllsvenskan, but club leaders insist there is no crisis as they prepare for the playoffs. Head coach Fredrik Andersson, sport director Henrik 'Hinken' Gradin, and acting CEO Johan Widebro all express confidence in the team's ability to rebound. With 11 games remaining, the focus is on unity and correcting recent mistakes.
Örebro Hockey suffered a defeat away to Rögle in the HockeyAllsvenskan with a 2–3 score after overtime and shootout. The game was tied after regulation and extra time before Rögle clinched the win. It was a close contest in the southern division.
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Skellefteå AIK has loaned 19-year-old center Valter Lindberg to Södertälje SK in HockeyAllsvenskan, according to reports. The move comes as Lindberg has seen limited ice time in the SHL this season despite appearing in 39 games and recording 11 points. He will be double-registered, allowing flexibility between the teams.
Västerås IK has decided not to extend the contract of sportchef Niklas Johansson after the current season, amid the club's struggles in HockeyAllsvenskan. Head coach Peter Andersson described the news as sad, praising Johansson as a close colleague involved in his own recruitment. Experts have begun suggesting potential replacements, including HV71's former sportchef Johan Hult.
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Disciplinary action has been taken against Troj/Ljungby following a controversial tackle and ensuing bench altercation during their recent match against BIK Karlskoga. Back Arvils Bergmanis received a two-match suspension, while material manager Terry Hägg was fined for unsportsmanlike conduct. The incident left two BIK players injured and unable to play in their next game.
Martin Johnsen has been loaned from HV71 to AIK until February 15 after a challenging season in the SHL. The 21-year-old center turned down a return to his former club Mora, citing a desire for a fresh start and a chance to contribute to AIK's promotion push. HV71, dealing with injuries, is now seeking reinforcements, particularly a center.
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Djurgården has loaned veteran forward Daniel Brodin to HockeyAllsvenskan side Björklöven for the next five games. The 35-year-old will join the Umeå club to gain playing time ahead of Djurgården's needs during the JVM period. The move benefits both teams, according to club officials.
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