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2023–24 Time On Ice Stats
- Average Time On Ice: 14:06
- Average Power Play TOI: 0:54
- Average Short-Handed TOI: 0:00
Ice Time
Power Play
Short-Handed
2021–22
13:56
1:13
0:10
2022–23
16:19
1:22
0:02
2023–24
14:06
0:54
0:00
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ANALYSIS
Lundkvist will watch from the press box for the fifth time in the team's last seven games. Even when he does get into the lineup, the Swede has managed just 14:39 of ice time per game while garnering seven assists, 24 shots and 12 hits. Whenever he does break into the lineup, it will likely be at the expense of Joel Hanley.
Lundkvist will watch from the press box for the fifth time in the team's last seven games. Even when he does get into the lineup, the Swede has managed just 14:39 of ice time per game while garnering seven assists, 24 shots and 12 hits. Whenever he does break into the lineup, it will likely be at the expense of Joel Hanley.
Past Fantasy Outlooks
2022
2020
A highly regarded prospect, Lundkvist played 25 games with the Rangers early last season (one goal, four points) before being banished to AHL Hartford. Seeing no room for advancement in New York, Lundkvist wasn't going to report to training camp this fall, prompting a trade to Dallas in exchange for a 2023 first-round draft pick. The Swede is a creative offensive rearguard with a deceptively big shot, but his skating is just average and his game lacks physicality. The Stars, who have been stingy regarding moving high draft picks in the past, obviously saw enough in the 22-year-old to think he was worth the gamble.