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Lysell

Lysell is a truly electric talent, using his fantastic speed, hands and hockey sense to blaze around the ice and make dramatic things happen. He is a machine when it comes to zone exits and entries, taking no time at all to hit his excellent top gear while also having the hands and the crossovers…

Date of Birth
January 19, 2003
Position
Left Wing
Height
5'11"
Draft Year
2021
Place of Birth
Göteborg, SWE  
Shoots
Right
Weight
176 lbs
Draft Result
1/21 (BOS)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Feb 18/22 Lysell Fabian 23457 – Vancouver vs. Prince George WHL by Joel Henderson View Report
May 6/21 Lysell Fabian 22067 – Sweden vs. Canada WJC-18 by Austin Broad View Report
Nov 24/20 Lysell Fabian 21365 – Frolunda J20 vs. Karlskrona J20 SUPERELIT by Josh Bell View Report
Nov 19/20 Lysell Fabian 21340 – Frolunda J20 vs. Malmo J20 SUPERELIT by Derek Neumeier View Report
Nov 6/20 Lysell Fabian 21257 – Frolunda J20 vs. Malmo J20 SUPERELIT by Viktor Bergman View Report
Nov 2/20 Lysell Fabian 21214 – HV71 J20 vs Frolunda J20 SUPERELIT by Fredrik Haak View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2023-2024 Providence Bruins ahl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2022-2023 Providence Bruins ahl 54 14 23 37 0.69 -12 46
2021-2022 Vancouver Giants whl 53 22 40 62 1.17 10 52
2020-2021 Frölunda HC J20 j20-nationell 11 3 10 13 1.18 4 12
2020-2021 Luleå HF shl 26 2 1 3 0.12 -3 8
2019-2020 Frölunda HC J18 j18-nationell 4 5 1 6 1.5 2 2
2019-2020 Frölunda HC J20 j20-nationell 11 1 5 6 0.55 1 6
2018-2019 Frölunda HC J18 j18-nationell 11 3 5 8 0.73 3 4
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Lysell is a truly electric talent, using his fantastic speed, hands and hockey sense to blaze around the ice and make dramatic things happen. He is a machine when it comes to zone exits and entries, taking no time at all to hit his excellent top gear while also having the hands and the crossovers to smoothly dart around or through traffic. Not only can he play fast, he also knows where to go and where his teammates are headed. Even more impressive, he’s not just blindly trying to go fast all the time, as he picks the right situations to stop, curl and set things up for his team in the offensive zone. He’s equally as dangerous in the cycle as on the rush, as he can circle the zone and play keep-away with the puck until he finds an opening. His passes are crisp and accurate, and he can make backhands, saucers and backhand sauces all look easy. He makes the job of opposing defenders extra difficult thanks to a great motor and a competitive focus, allowing him to go for a second end-to-end rush in a single shift if the first one doesn’t pan out. He also routinely applies his motor and work ethic on the backcheck. He lacks size and strength, but his elite awareness and slipperiness should mitigate that problem even after he moves to smaller ice. There is, however, one major knock on Lysell, and that’s his shot. None of his wrist shot, slapper or one-timer have the power or quickness coming off of his stick to be dangerous, and it’s hard to see that changing long-term. Any goals he scores will primarily have to come from carving or sneaking his way to the home plate. When defending, Lysell can stop moving his feet, just reaching with his stick. In doing this, he loses his mobility, his speed, and his balance. When he does get the puck in the defensive zone, he doesn’t have that confidence that he has in the offensive zone. He tends to rush the puck, and try to get the puck off of his stick rather than carry it. He can play with a bit of an edge, getting a little frustrated through the game and throwing his body around more and more. Putting on strength and working on his shot will be the main focuses moving forward.

– FCHockey’s 2021 NHL Draft Guide