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Fear the Fin · Jul 8, 2022

2022 NHL Draft: What do experts say about Bystedt?

Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty ImagesThe San Jose harks shook up the first round, giving up their 11th-overall selection to scoop up a couple of second-rounders, in addition to a late first-rounder. Depending on who you ask, their ultimate selection at 27th overall went off the board, as the team drafted Swedish center Filip Bystedt.

Because the Sharks did not initially own a second-round selection, or a late first-rounder, Bystedt is largely unknown to the fanbase and backseat general manager hobbyists.

Here’s a collection of scouting reports on the SHL forward:

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