Tommy Sjödin – Wikipéd

Tommy Sjödin

Key data

Nationality	Sweden
Birth	August 13, 1965 , Timrå (Suède)

Retired player

Position	Defender
Was drawing	LEFT
Played for	Division 1 Timrå IK Elitserien Brynäs IF Lnh North Stars you Minnesota Dallas Stars Nordic Quebec LIH Kalamazoo wings LNA HC Lugano Kloten Flyers A league HC Bolzano
Repo. Lnh	237 It is Choice in total, 1985 North Stars you Minnesota
Career pro.	1983-2008

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Tommy Sjödin (born the August 13, 1965 in Timrå) is a Swedish professional player in ice hockey ^{[ first ]} . He then became a coach.

Trained at Timrå Ik, he started in Division 1 in 1983. He was chosen in twelfth ^{It is} round and 237 ^{It is} Position by the North Stars of Minnesota during the 1985 entry recovery in the National Hockey League. He discovered the Eliterian with the Brynäs If a year later. In 1992, he left for North America and started in the NHL with the North Stars who then moved to become the stars of Dallas. THE February 13, 1994 , he is exchanged with a choice of third round at the 1994 entry recovery (Chris Drury) at the Nordiques de Québec in return for the rights of Manny Fernandez. He played 22 games with the Nordics before returning to Europe at HC Lugano. He won the Serie A 1997 with the HC Bolzano. He ended his career in 2008.

He represented Sweden. He participated in the 1992 Olympic Games. He was a medalist in gold, silver and bronze in the world championship.

Sweden

• 1992: Appointed player of the year.
• 1992: Appointed in the star team.
• 1995: Appointed in the star team.

Elitserien

• 2000: participate in the star match.
• 2001: Participates in the star match.
• 2002: Participates in the star match.

World Championship

• 1995: Appointed in the star team.

For the meanings of abbreviations, see statistics of ice hockey.

References [ modifier | Modifier and code ]

• Ice hockey gate
• Sweden portal