THEO LINDSTEIN

He was named a 2024 WJC all-star after making Sweden’s lineup as a late replacement. This time around, Theo Lindstein enters the tournament expecting to play a key role

BY MARTIN JANSSON

THN’S ODDS FOR GOLD | 5-1 LAST YEAR, Theo Lindstein came in at the last minute after Jakob Noren was injured in Sweden’s last warm-up game before the world juniors. And Lindstein didn’t disappoint. After putting up eight points in seven games, the blueliner made the WJC’s media all-star team. “When I came in as late as I did, it was just about having fun and enjoying it,” Lindstein said. “I got an assist, and it just started rolling, and my confidence was building. I had no expectations. I just relaxed and played. It was, of course, special when it was at home.” This year, the 19-year-old is expected to be one of the key players on the Swedish team. It’s nothing new for him, as Lindstein has been an integral part…

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