1999–2000 Djurgårdens IF Hockey season

1999-2000 Djurgårdens IF
	Elitserien 1999/2000 champions
League	1st SHL
1999-2000 record	23-12-15
Goals for	180
Goals against	127
Team information
Coach	Hardy Nilsson, Mats Waltin
Captain	Charles Berglund
Arena	Globen
Average attendance	7,437 (2nd)
Team leaders
Goals	Kristofer Ottosson (25)
Assists	Espen Knutsen (35)
Points	Espen Knutsen (53)
Penalty minutes	Mikael Magnusson (73)
Goals against average	Mikael Tellqvist (2.22)

The 1999–2000 Djurgårdens IF Hockey season was the season in which Djurgårdens coach Hardy Nilsson created the new play called Torpedo hockey. Djurgården finished first in the league, one point ahead of Brynäs. Djurgården was going to play rival Färjestad in quarterfinals. After a tough 7-game series Djurgården won and got to play Luleå and won pretty easy with 3-0. Then it was finals and Djurgården got to play Modo Hockey with the Sedin twins (Daniel Sedin and Henrik Sedin). Djurgården won 3-0 and became Swedish champions for the first time since 1991.

Playoffs

1999–2000 Playoffs

Quarterfinals: 4–3 (Home: 2–1–1 ; Road: 1–1–1)
Round	Date	Opponent	Score	Goaltender	Venue	Attendance	Series	Recap
1	12/3 2000	Färjestad	2 – 3	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	7,699	0 – 1
2	14/3 2000	Färjestad	1 – 0	Tellqvist	Färjestads Ishall	4,679	1 – 1
3	16/3 2000	Färjestad	5 – 3	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	12,362	2 – 1
4	18/3 2000	Färjestad	1 – 3	Tellqvist	Färjestads Ishall	4,642	2 – 2
5	20/3 2000	Färjestad	2 – 3 OT	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	10,554	2 – 3
6	22/3 2000	Färjestad	4 – 3 OT	Tellqvist	Färjestads Ishall	4,682	3 – 3
7	24/3 2000	Färjestad	4 – 1	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	13,052	4 – 3

Semifinals: 3–0 (Home: 2–0–0 ; Road: 1–0–0)
Round	Date	Opponent	Score	Goaltender	Venue	Attendance	Series	Recap
8	26/3 2000	Luleå	6 – 0	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	8,589	1 – 0
9	28/3 2000	Luleå	5 – 1	Tellqvist	Delfinens ishall	5,675	2 – 0
10	30/3 2000	Luleå	2 – 1 OT	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	13,850	3 – 0

Finals: 3–0 (Home: 2–0–0 ; Road: 1–0–0)
Round	Date	Opponent	Score	Goaltender	Venue	Attendance	Series	Recap
11	7/4 2000	Modo	5 – 0	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	13,850	1 – 0
12	9/4 2000	Modo	3 – 2 OT	Tellqvist	Kempehallen	6, 050	2 – 0
13	11/4 2000	Modo	4 – 1	Tellqvist	Globe Arena	13,850	3 – 0

Player statistics

Skaters Top-10

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/- = Plus/Minus; PIM = Penalty Minutes;

Player	GP	G	A	Pts	+/–	PIM
Espen Knutsen	48	18	35	53	+22	65
Kristofer Ottosson	47	25	15	40	+20	12
Mikael Johansson	49	17	22	39	+22	13
Mikael Håkanson	48	17	17	34	+19	26
Per Eklund	50	20	13	33	+10	38
Thomas Johansson	39	15	14	29	-2	20
Björn Nord	49	17	11	28	-6	62
Nichlas Falk	49	4	23	27	+6	18
Mathias Tjärnqvist	50	12	12	24	+8	20
Daniel Tjärnqvist	42	3	16	19	+15	8

Skaters Top-10

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/- = Plus/Minus; PIM = Penalty Minutes;

Player	GP	G	A	Pts	+/–	PIM
Espen Knutsen	13	5	16	21	+12	2
Mikael Johansson	13	8	8	16	+11	0
Mikael Håkanson	13	3	8	11	+10	12
Kristofer Ottosson	13	7	2	9	+12	2
Nichlas Falk	13	2	5	7	+2	4
Björn Nord	13	4	2	6	+3	8
Mathias Tjärnqvist	13	3	2	5	0	16
Mikael Magnusson	13	3	2	5	0	34
Charles Berglund	13	1	4	5	0	8
Per Eklund	13	3	1	4	-2	6

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