2009–10 Djurgårdens IF Hockey season
Introduction The '''2009–10 Djurgårdens IF Hockey season''' was the club's 34th season in the Swedish elite league Elitserien. Hardy Nilsson returned to Djurgården as head coach on March 2, 2009.Nilsson previously coached Djurgården during the 1999–2000 and the 2000–01 seasons. The club became Swedish champions during both of these seasons. Djurgården lost last season's scoring leader when Fredrik Bremberg moved to Atlant Moscow Oblast. The team was later reinforced by former NHL and Djurgården player Marcus Nilson. Marcus Ragnarsson replaced Jimmie Ölvestad as team captain on August 7, 2009.The regular season started on away ice on September 24, 2009, against HV71 and was concluded on March 13, 2010, away against Frölunda HC. Djurgården reached the final in the playoff rounds, where the team lost 4–2 in games against HV71.
Pre-season Djurgården began the pre-season playing in the 2009 Nordic Trophy tournament, a total of five games plus two playoff games, from August 7 to August 29, 2009.Djurgården became champions defeating Linköpings HC in the final.=== Nordic Trophy ======= Standings ======== Game log ==== 2009 Nordic trophy game log  Group stage: 2–2–1 (Home: 2–0–1 ; Road: 0–2–0) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 1  August 7  Linköping  1 – 2  Wesslau  Norrtälje Ishall  813  0–0–1  1     2  August 11  Frölunda  0 – 4   Owuya  Frölundaborg  5,283  0–1–1  1    3  August 14  Malmö  7 – 0  Wesslau  Sollentuna Ishall  852  1–1–1  4    4  August 18  Färjestad  3 – 2  Wesslau  Stora Mossen  1,442  2–1–1   7      5  August 20  HV71  2 – 3  Ridderwall  Nässjö Ishall  976  2–2–1  7    Playoffs '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Recap''' Semifinal  August 28  Frölunda  3 – 0  Wesslau   Islandia  445   Final  August 29  Linköping  4 – 1  Wesslau    Islandia  672  '''''Legend''''': ==== Final standings ====Image:gold medal icon.svg Djurgårdens IFImage:silver medal icon.svg Linköpings HCImage:bronze medal icon.svg HV714 Frölunda HC5 Malmö Redhawks6 Färjestads BK==== Stats ===='''Players''' No Pos  Player  GP  G  A  Pts  PIM    Jacob Josefson     Nicklas Danielsson     Andreas Engqvist     Kristofer Ottosson     Kyle Klubertanz '''Goalkeepers''' No  Player  GPI  MIP  SOG  GA  GAA  SVS%    Gustaf Wesslau |    Stefan Ridderwall |    Mark Owuya |==== Honours ====HonourPlayerPlayer of tournament Andreas EngqvistMost points Jacob Josefson=== Exhibition games ======= Game log ==== Exhibition games game log  Exhibition games: 1–1–0 (Home: 1–0–0 ; Road: 0–1–0) '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance''' September 17  Brynäs  3–5  Ridderwall  Lundahallen  600 September 19  Timrå  4–2  Wesslau  Hovet  1,484 February 23  Färjestad  –   Behrn Arena  '''''Legend''''':
Regular season === Standings ======= Game log ==== 2009-10 Elitserien Game log (26–17–12)  September: 1–1–1 (Home: 0–0–1 ; Road: 1–1–0) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 1  September 24  HV71  6 – 7   Wesslau  Kinnarps Arena  6,856  0–1–0  0   2  September 26  Modo  1 – 2  Wesslau  Hovet  8,094  0–1–1  1     3  September 29  Skellefteå  2 – 1  Wesslau  Skellefteå Kraft Arena  5,123  1–1–1  4   October: 6–6–1 (Home: 3–3–1 ; Road: 3–3–0) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 4  October 1 Frölunda  5 – 1  Ridderwall  Scandinavium  10,102  2–1–1  7   5  October 3 Brynäs  4  – 4  Wesslau  Hovet  8,094  2–1–2  8    6  October 6 Linköping  2 – 1  Wesslau  Hovet  6,011  3–1–2  11    7  October 8 Luleå  3 – 4  Wesslau  Coop Norrbotten Arena  5,253  3–2–2  11   8  October 10 Färjestad  1 – 2  Ridderwall  Löfbergs Lila Arena  6,647  3–3–2  11   9  October 15 Rögle  1 – 3  Wesslau  Hovet  5,875  3–4–2  11   10  October 17 Timrå  3 – 2  Wesslau  E.ON Arena  4,717  4–4–2  14   16  October 20 HV71  3 – 2  Ridderwall  Hovet  6,788  5–4–2  17   11  October 22 Södertälje  1 – 2  Wesslau  Hovet  6,407  5–5–2  17   12  October 24 Rögle  3 – 1  Wesslau  Lindab Arena  4,692  6–5–2  20   13  October 27 Skellefteå AIK  2 – 3  Wesslau  Hovet  7,835  6–6–2  20   14  October 29 Brynäs  1 – 3  Ridderwall  Läkerol Arena  6,327  6–7–2  20   15  October 31 Timrå  3 – 1  Ridderwall  Hovet  7,218  7–7–2  23   November: 4–3–2 (Home: 3–1–0 ; Road: 1–2–2) 17  November 10 Modo  2 – 2  Wesslau  Swedbank Arena  5,189  7–7–3  24   18  November 12 Luleå  6 – 3  Ridderwall  Hovet  6,003  8–7–3  27   19  November 14 Södertälje  3 – 1  Wesslau  AXA Sports Center  4,866  9–7–3  30   20  November 17 Frölunda  3 – 1  Ridderwall  Hovet  7,397  10–7–3  33   21  November 19 Linköping  1 – 4  Wesslau  Cloetta Center  6,843  10–8–3  33   22  November 21 Färjestad  0 – 1  Wesslau   Hovet  8,094  10–9–3   33   23  November 23 Timrå  3 – 4  Wesslau   E.ON Arena  4,614  10–10–3   33    24  November 26 Brynäs  5 – 2  Ridderwall  Hovet  6,971   11–10–3  36     25  November 28 Frölunda  3 – 3  Ridderwall  Scandinavium  11,492  11–10–4  37   December: 5–2–2 (Home: 2–0–2 ; Road: 3–2–0) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 31  December 1  Färjestad  2 – 4  Ridderwall  Löfbergs Lila Arena  5,708  11–11–4  37   26  December 3  Modo  2 – 2  Ridderwall  Hovet  8,094  11–11–5   38    27  December 5  Luleå  4 – 2  Ridderwall  Coop Norrbotten Arena  5,708  12–11–5   41   28  December 7  Skellefteå  3 – 0  Wesslau  Skellefteå Kraft Arena  4,393   13–11–5  44    29  December 10  Rögle  5 – 1   Ridderwall  Hovet  6,237   14–11–5   47    30  December 12  Södertälje  3 – 1  Ridderwall  Hovet  6,518  15–11–5  50    32  December 26  Linköping  2 – 3  Ridderwall  Hovet  7,567  15–11–6  51   33  December 28  HV71  2 – 3  Wesslau  Kinnarps Arena  7,000  15–12–6  51   34  December 30  Rögle  2 – 1  Ridderwall  Lindab Arena  4,804  16–12–6  54   January: 6–3–2 (Home: 4–1–2 ; Road: 2–2–0) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 35  January 2  Färjestad  3 – 2  Ridderwall  Hovet  8,094  16–12–7  56    36  January 5  Skellefteå  4 – 0  Wesslau  Hovet  6,204   17–12–7  59   37  January 7  Modo  7 – 2  Wesslau  Fjällräven Center  6,337  18–12–7  62   38  January 9  Timrå  4 – 2  Wesslau  Hovet  6,666  19–12–7   65      39  January 14  Luleå  1 – 3  Wesslau  Hovet  5,774  19–13–7  65   40  January 18  Linköping  4 – 7  Ridderwall  Cloetta Center  6,626  19–14–7  65      41  January 21  Frölunda  4 – 3  Ridderwall  Hovet  6,341  20–14–7  68   42  January 23  Brynäs  1 – 4  Ridderwall  Läkerol Arena  7,748  20–15–7   68    43  January 25  HV71  3 – 3  Wesslau  Hovet  7,272  20–15–8  69    44  January 28  Södertälje  3 – 1   Wesslau  AXA Sports Center  4,652  21–15–8  72   45  January 30  Rögle  6 – 2  Wesslau  Hovet  6,486  22–15–8  75   February: 2–1–1 (Home: 2–0–0 ; Road: 0–1–1) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 46  February 4  Färjestad  2 – 3  Wesslau  Löfbergs Lila Arena  6,955  22–15–9  76   47  February 6  Modo  4 – 1  Ridderwall  Hovet  8,094  23–15–9  79   48  February 8  HV71  3 – 5  Ridderwall  Kinnarps Arena  6,950  23–16–9  79    49  February 27  Södertälje  5 – 4  Ridderwall  Hovet  7,269  24–16–9   82    March: 2–1–3 (Home: 0–0–2 ; Road: 1–1–0) '''Round'''  '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts'''  '''Recap''' 50  March 2  Brynäs  1 – 1  Wesslau  Hovet  7,490  24–16–10  83     51  March 4  Skellefteå  3 – 4  Wesslau  Skellefteå Kraft Arena  4,493  24–17–10  83    52  March 6  Luleå  1 – 0  Wesslau  Coop Norrbotten Arena  5,154  25–17–10  86     53  March 8  Linköping  3 – 2  Wesslau  Hovet  7,027  25–17–11  88   54  March 11  Timrå  2 – 2  Ridderwall  E.ON Arena  5,896  25–17–12   89    55  March 13  Frölunda  5 – 2  Wesslau  Scandinavium  11,394  26–17–12  92    '''''Legend''''':
Playoffs === Game log === 2010 Playoffs game log  Quarterfinals vs. Brynäs: 4–1 Win (Home: 2–1 ; Road: 2–0) '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Series'''  '''Recap''' March 18  Brynäs  4 – 3  Wesslau  Läkerol Arena  7,251  1–0   March 20  Brynäs  1 – 2 OT  Wesslau  Hovet  8,094 (100%)  1–1    March 22  Brynäs  4 – 0  Wesslau  Läkerol Arena  8,138  2–1    March 24  Brynäs  2 – 1  Wesslau  Hovet  8,094 (100%)  3–1     March 26  Brynäs  3 – 2  Wesslau  Ericsson Globe  13,850 (100%)  4–1     Semifinals vs. Linköping: 4–1 Win (Home: 3–0 ; Road: 1–1) '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Series'''  '''Recap''' April 1  Linköping  3 – 1  Wesslau  Cloetta Center  6,522  1–0       April 3  Linköping 3 – 2 OT  Wesslau  Hovet  7,696 (95%)  2–0   April 5  Linköping  0 – 2  Wesslau Cloetta Center 7,696  2–1    April 7  Linköping  2 – 1 OT  Wesslau  Ericsson Globe  13,850 (100%)  3–1   April 8  Linköping  5 – 1  Wesslau  Ericsson Globe  13,050  4–1   Finals vs. HV71: 2–4 Loss (Home: 1–2 ; Road: 1–2) '''Date'''  '''Opponent'''  '''Score'''  '''Goaltender'''  '''Venue'''  '''Attendance'''  '''Series'''  '''Recap''' 15 April   HV71  4 – 3  Wesslau  Hovet  8,094 (100%)  1–0      17 April   HV71  3 – 4 OT  Ridderwall  Kinnarps Arena  7,000  1–1    19 April   HV71  1 – 2 OT   Wesslau  Ericsson Globe  13,850 (100%)  1–2    21 April   HV71  3 – 2 OT   Wesslau  Kinnarps Arena  7,000  2–2   22 April   HV71  4 – 5 OT  Wesslau  Kinnarps Arena  7,000  2–3    24 April   HV71  2 – 3 OT  Wesslau  Hovet  8,094 (100%)   2–4   '''''Legend''''':
Statistics ''from  stats.swehockey''=== Skaters ===NamePosNationalityGPGAPPIMGPGAPPIMRegular seasonPlayoffsLW53242751321649136RW481714315416651110D55121931321632518C38112031141637106C551412263016581310C5512142616163140D554202446162794D5132124841533612D/C532202238163254LW5510102042164488C438122020143254D3751520441614518C5299182090222LW5571017221605510RW54561110160222C2747111250008RW524711321621314D55257711601110LW3023526160002RW73140RW182248161238D5313432161340LW340446D26011050000G550110  	150000RW10000LW10000D20000D20000C60000G3000010000C70000D70000RW120000G520000160000=== Goaltenders ===NamePosNationalityGPSVS%GAASOGPSVS%GAASORegular seasonPlayoffsG3291,72,292  	1593,971,801G2691,692,300  	287,803,970
Transfers Acquired by Djurgårdens IF '''Player'''  '''Former team'''  '''Notes''' F  Marcus Nilson   Lokomotiv Yaroslavl   F  Marcus Krüger   Djurgården J-20   D  Kyle Klubertanz   TPS   F  Mathias Tjärnqvist   Rögle BK   F  Mike Zigomanis   Toronto Marlies   F  Mika Hannula  Free Agent   F  Patrick Cehlin   Djurgården J-20   F  Daniel Brodin   Djurgården J-20   G  Mark Owuya   Djurgården J-20  Leaving Djurgårdens IF '''Player'''  '''New team'''  '''Notes''' F  Robin Figren   New York Islanders   F  Fredrik Bremberg   Atlant   F  Niklas Anger   Timrå IK   D  David Schneider   HC Ambri-Piotta   D  Ronnie Pettersson  Retired   D  Alexander Deilert   Mora IK (loan)   F  Mika Hannula   Salavat Yulaev Ufa
Drafted players Djurgården players picked at the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. Round Pick Player Nationality NHL team5th126thPatrick Cehlin|Nashville Predators5th146thDaniel Brodin|Toronto Maple Leafs
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