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2026-27 season

GP
17
G
0
A
1
PTS
1
+/-
-8
PPP
0
SOG
13
TOI/G
13:57

Game log

DateOppResultGAPTS+/-SOGTOIHITBLK
Nov 5vs VANW 6-2011+1016:1200
Nov 3@MTLW 5-4000-1210:1210
Nov 1@CARL 0-70000015:0620
Oct 30@FLAL 2-5000-1015:3000
Oct 29@TBLL 4-60000012:3031
Oct 27vs FLAL 1-5000-1012:0610
Oct 25vs MTLL 1-2000-2110:4810
Oct 22@DALL 2-30000212:4210
Oct 20@STLL 1-20000014:3610
Oct 17vs CARL 2-30000117:1210
Oct 15@CHIL 3-4000-2112:1210
Oct 13vs MINW 5-20000114:1810
Oct 9vs ANAL 1-50000017:3610
Oct 7vs COLW 3-2000-1113:4200
Oct 5@PITW 3-2000-1113:3000
Oct 4@DETW 3-20000113:1800
Oct 2vs BOSL 3-40000215:4200

Latest news

  • Bjorck picked up an assist Thursday in a 6-2 win over Vancouver.

    It was Bjorck's first NHL point; it came in his 17th game. The 18-year-old winger was skating with Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor at the time, which is notable -- his skill is a fit with that duo, and at 5-foot-9 and 177 lbs, he can be protected by a guy the size of Scheifele (six-foot-three, 207 lbs). Bjorck may become a worthy wire grab if he sticks with these stars.

    RotoWire via ESPN · 22h ago

  • Fantasy hockey draft strategy: The 2026 rookies who can make an impact this season

    Looking for promising NHL rookies who can make an impact for your fantasy hockey team? Start here.

    ESPN · Sep 22

  • Bjorck signed a three-year, entry-level contract with Winnipeg on Monday.

    During the 2025-26 campaign with Djurgardens IF of the SHL, Bjorck had six goals and 15 points in 42 regular-season appearances before adding one goal and two assists in three playoff outings. Winnipeg selected him with the No. 8 overall pick in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft. The 18-year-old will be in the mix for a middle-six role with the Jets during training camp.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Jul 13

  • Bjorck was the eighth overall pick by Winnipeg in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft on Friday.

    Bjorck is an undersized dynamo at center who plays like he has the puck on a string. His compete is off the charts, and his two-way play already has coaches depending on him in every situation. This guy commands the ice. Sure, 5-foot-9 elite, play-driving pivots are few and far between. But guys like Logan Stankoven and Brayden Point not only survive but thrive, and Bjorck has been compared to both. He has it all -- skill, smarts, speed, compete, two-way acumen -- and he's already proven himself against men. This season, Bjorck rose to center the first line on his SHL team, and he was named one of Sweden's top-three players at the most recent World Championship (eight games; one goal, five assists). He's the second-best pivot in the 2026 class and could be Winnipeg's second-line pivot for a long time.

    RotoWire via ESPN · Jun 27