En artikel om Jocke Lindströms tillvaro på andra sidan på Atlanten, från Hockey´s Future.
"Although gifted with offensive skills and terrific vision on the ice, and possessing good size (6’0, 187 pounds), Lindstrom has struggled at times with both his production and consistency with the Crunch after facing similar issues in Sweden, and is still trying to find his way as a scorer in the AHL. He has posted 14 points (6 goals, 8 assists) in 22 games this season before a shoulder injury sustained in a game against Hamilton on December 9th knocked him out of the lineup for several weeks.
“It definitely takes some time,” he said of his adjustment. “But I think I get better and better every game. Every week I’m over here, I learn new stuff, so it’s going pretty well so far.
“It’s kind of a difference because over [in Sweden], the ice surface is bigger and the game is faster, but I think it’s more fun to play over here because there are more scoring chances here, so I like it.”
"Although gifted with offensive skills and terrific vision on the ice, and possessing good size (6’0, 187 pounds), Lindstrom has struggled at times with both his production and consistency with the Crunch after facing similar issues in Sweden, and is still trying to find his way as a scorer in the AHL. He has posted 14 points (6 goals, 8 assists) in 22 games this season before a shoulder injury sustained in a game against Hamilton on December 9th knocked him out of the lineup for several weeks.
“It definitely takes some time,” he said of his adjustment. “But I think I get better and better every game. Every week I’m over here, I learn new stuff, so it’s going pretty well so far.
“It’s kind of a difference because over [in Sweden], the ice surface is bigger and the game is faster, but I think it’s more fun to play over here because there are more scoring chances here, so I like it.”