Magnus Arvedson Magnus Arvedson ( born November 25 , 1971 in Karlstad , Sweden ) is a retired Swedish Professional Hockey left wing er who played 7 seasons in the National Hockey League for the Ottawa Senators and Vancouver Canucks . He is currently the head coach of Bofors IK in the Swedish HockeyAllsvenskan . Playing career . A late bloomer , Arvedson didn ' t become a regular in the Swedish Elite League until 1994 at the age of 23 . However , over the next few seasons he became a top performer with Färjestads BK , and was selected to represent Sweden at the 1997 World Championships . Following a strong performance there in helping his team to a silver medal , Arvedson was selected 119th overall in the 1997 NHL Entry Draft by the Ottawa Senators . Arvedson stepped straight into Ottawa ' s lineup in the 1997 – 98 season , establishing himself as a top - notch defensive forward and finishing the year with 26 points . In 1998 – 99 , he would have the strongest year of his career - promoted to a scoring line , he finished the season with 21 goals and 47 points . He also finished as runner up to Jere Lehtinen in voting for the Frank J . Selke Trophy as the NHL ' s top defensive forward , losing a close vote ( Lehtinen had 23 1st - place votes to Arvedson ' s 19 ) . Arvedson continued his strong play over the next two seasons , although he would be hobbled by the injury bug , missing over 30 games both years . However , when healthy his offensive numbers continued to improve , as he recorded 32 goals and 61 points in just 98 games between 1999 and 2001 . However , his production ( or lack thereof ) in the playoffs was starting to become an issue . In 22 career playoff games , he had yet to score a goal and had added a meagre two assists , and took a large portion of the blame for the playoff woes of the Senators , who had been knocked out in the first round three years in a row after excellent regular seasons . Healthy again in 2001 – 02 , Arvedson registered 12 goals and 39 points , and finished top - 10 in Selke voting . He did manage his first two playoff goals , although he was again criticized for his performance as Ottawa was knocked out in the second round by the Toronto Maple Leafs . In 2002 – 03 , he recorded 16 goals and 37 points , but added just a single playoff goal in 18 games as the Senators were knocked out in the conference finals . Looking to move in a different direction , Ottawa showed limited interest in re - signing Arvedson when he became an unrestricted free agent , and he signed with the Vancouver Canucks for the 2003 – 04 season . After a slow start , Arvedson caught fire when placed mid - season on a line with Daniel and Henrik Sedin . However , while in the middle of the best goal - scoring streak of his career , he injured his knee in a game against the Washington Capitals , ending his season and ultimately his NHL career . In the summer of 2004 , with the 2004 NHL work stoppage impending , he signed with his old club Färjestads BK , for the upcoming year . However , during a pre - season game he injured his back which forced him to retire . In 434 career NHL games , Arvedson recorded 100 goals and 125 assists for 225 points , along with 241 penalty minutes . He also added 3 goals and 8 assists for 11 points in 52 playoff games . Coaching career . On March 30 , 2007 he became the new head coach of the Swedish Elitserien club Mora IK . After Mora IK had played Kvalserien 2008 and lost its Elitserien status , Arvedson became the new head coach of the Swedish HockeyAllsvenskan club Bofors IK on April 9 , 2008 .