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Swedish Maple Leafs Prospect Grundstrom Plays ‘Canadian’ Style

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MONTREAL — When it comes to NHL comparisons at the world junior championship, most scouts don’t mix countries.

A Swedish defenceman, such as 16-year-old phenom Rasmus Dahlin, is the next Erik Karlsson rather than Drew Doughty. Finnish forward Eeli Tolvanen, who has a knack for scoring goals, is the next Patrik Laine even though he is four inches shorter. Canada’s Tyson Jost? He’s the next Jonathan Toews — not Mikko Koivu or Henrik Zetterberg — of course.

So it was a bit refreshing when former MODO head coach Anders Forsberg told reporters Carl Grundstrom “is rare to see a player who can play more Canadian than Canadians themselves.”

For a Swedish forward who still has all his teeth and uses an umlaut to spell his name, this was apparently the highest honour. At least, Grunstrom thinks it was.

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