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Rosen

Rosen is s a quick and energetic player, able to accelerate in the blink of an eye and burst into open space, despite the fact that he’s not the most agile and doesn’t get the best extension in his stride. Instead, he gets to where he needs to go due to his reaction time, determination,…

Date of Birth
March 15, 2003
Position
Left Wing
Height
5'11"
Draft Year
2021
Place of Birth
Stockholm, SWE  
Shoots
Left
Weight
156 lbs
Draft Result
1/14 (BUF)
DATE PLAYER NAME LEAGUE AUTHOR
Aug 11/22 Rosen Isak 24059 – Sweden vs. Switzerland WJC-20 by Austin Broad View Report
Dec 30/21 Rosen Isak 23082 – Sweden vs. Slovakia WJC-20 by Curtis Schwartzkopf View Report
Dec 21/21 Rosen Isak 22959 – Leksand vs. Slovan ChampionsHL by Curtis Schwartzkopf View Report
Dec 21/21 Rosen Isak 22951 – Team USA vs. Sweden WJSS by Shaun Richardson View Report
Apr 30/21 Rosen Isak 22032 – Sweden vs. Switzerland WJC-18 by Fredrik Haak View Report
Mar 25/21 Rosen Isak 21840 – Rogle vs. Leksand SHL by Viktor Bergman View Report
Mar 3/21 Rosen Isak 21757 – Leksands vs. Vaxjo SHL by Derek Neumeier View Report
Jan 23/21 Rosen Isak 21609 – Vaxjo vs. Leksands SHL by Josh Bell View Report

Career Stats

Season Team League GP G A TP PPG +/- PIM
2023-2024 Buffalo Sabres nhl 7 0 0 0 0 -3 0
2023-2024 Rochester Americans ahl 25 8 14 22 0.88 -2 6
2022-2023 Rochester Americans ahl 66 14 23 37 0.56 -6 14
2021-2022 Leksands IF shl 28 2 2 4 0.14 2 0
2021-2022 Leksands IF J20 j20-nationell 8 4 5 9 1.13 2 0
2021-2022 Mora IK hockeyallsvenskan 3 1 1 2 0.67 2 0
2020-2021 Leksands IF shl 22 0 1 1 0.05 -6 2
2020-2021 Leksands IF J20 j20-nationell 12 7 5 12 1 5 6
2019-2020 Leksands IF shl 1 0 0 0 0 -1 0
2019-2020 Leksands IF J20 j20-nationell 38 21 14 35 0.92 31 8
2018-2019 Leksands IF J18 j18-nationell 16 15 7 22 1.38 15 2
2017-2018 Leksands IF J18 j18-nationell 10 1 3 4 0.4 0 0
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Rosen is s a quick and energetic player, able to accelerate in the blink of an eye and burst into open space, despite the fact that he’s not the most agile and doesn’t get the best extension in his stride. Instead, he gets to where he needs to go due to his reaction time, determination, and understanding of routes than his skating technique. Rosen always moves his feet and has the ability to create space in the offensive zone for himself or his teammates thanks to his skating. What makes Rosen so dangerous, even at the SHL level, is how well he can handle the puck and take advantage of the speed he has to create scoring chances. His overall puck control is good, but not high-end and not the smoothest. He displays an above-average nose for the net, getting himself open in high-danger areas and driving hard to the net. He has a hard and well-aimed shot with a quick and unexpected release. He also shows off a strong one-time shot, getting a great deal of force behind it. He plays with a lot of pace in all three zones, applying the right amount of pressure on the forecheck while also hustling back hard to help out defensively. Rosen thinks the game quickly and plays on high alert, including lots of shoulder checks to keep track of what’s going on around him. He has a great, accurate pass and a great vision which makes him hard to defend against. That being said, his pass receptions could be cleaner and more consistent. Rosen also need to improve on his poise, as there are times where he can try to force things and turn the puck over. Especially under pressure, Rosen can rush his decisions, which indicates that his processing will need to improve. His physical play is definitely an area for improvement, as he has a smaller frame and gets muscled off the puck quite easily. He struggles when he is engaged by stronger opponents and he has issues when battling for the puck along the boards at times. Despite getting outmuscled though, Rosen never backs down, consistently jumping into these battles and fighting hard for the puck. He’s a highly competitive player with high-end offensive instincts.

– FCHockey’s 2021 NHL Draft Guide