‘The Swedish forward swallowed his pride and decided to give the Oilers’ organization one last shot even though they’d been trying to trade his rights for some time, when he opted to sign a one-year, two-way contract ($105,000 to play in Oklahoma City). But he had a very average camp and didn’t make the team out of training camp. He went down with a good attitude; he didn’t sulk, taking his minor-league medicine. He had 29 points in 29 games in the AHL this season.’