About: Tommy Sjödin

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A skilled defenceman, Sjödin was drafted to the National Hockey League by the Minnesota North Stars 237th overall in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. It took a while before Sjödin makes it to the NHL; he indeed stayed with Brynäs IF until 1992. The next season, he made his North American debuts. 1999 marked his return to Brynäs IF. He would play nine more seasons with Brynäs before retiring in 2008.

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rdfs:label	Tommy Sjödin
rdfs:comment	A skilled defenceman, Sjödin was drafted to the National Hockey League by the Minnesota North Stars 237th overall in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. It took a while before Sjödin makes it to the NHL; he indeed stayed with Brynäs IF until 1992. The next season, he made his North American debuts. 1999 marked his return to Brynäs IF. He would play nine more seasons with Brynäs before retiring in 2008.
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dcterms:subject	Quebec Nordiques players Retired in 2008 1992 Olympian HC Bolzano players Minnesota North Stars players EHC Kloten players Born in 1965 Member of the Swedish National Team Brynäs IF players Dallas Stars players Swedish ice hockey players Timrå IK players HC Lugano players Kalamazoo Wings (1974-2000) players
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abstract	A skilled defenceman, Sjödin was drafted to the National Hockey League by the Minnesota North Stars 237th overall in the 1985 NHL Entry Draft. It took a while before Sjödin makes it to the NHL; he indeed stayed with Brynäs IF until 1992. The next season, he made his North American debuts. He played a full season with the North Stars, scoring seven times and assisting 29 times. The next season was split between the Dallas Stars, the Kalamazoo Wings and the Quebec Nordiques. That was all the North American action Sjödin would see in his career, as he flew back to Europe in 1994 to join HC Lugano. 1999 marked his return to Brynäs IF. He would play nine more seasons with Brynäs before retiring in 2008.

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