A recent announcement has revealed that former Boston Bruins fan favourite forward Karson Kuhlman has signed a new contract in a Swedish league.

This season, Kuhlman spent the year with Lukko of the Finnish Liiga, and ended up scoring 21 goals, 25 assists for 46 points having a solid breakout year with a plus-7 rating, in 60 games.

Now it has been revealed that he is taking his game to the Swedish league after signing a one-year contract with Rogle BK of the Swedish Hockey League.

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signs Karson Kuhlman, 29, who has played 147 NHL games and scored 46 points in 60 games in the Liiga last winter. The American forward has signed for one year.

After going undrafted, Kuhlman ended up signing a two-year, entry-level contract with the Boston Bruins during the 2017-18 season.

He would only appear in 75 games for the bruins during the four years he was with the organization from 2018-22, and would score a total of seven goals, 15 points, 111 hits, and was overall a plus-2 rating.

Along with that, Kuhlman also appeared in 16 playoff games for the Bruins during that time where he scored one goal and had 4 points.

During the 2021-22 season, the Seattle Kraken ended up claiming Kuhlman off of waivers.

He would go on to play for a total of three different organizations including the Boston Bruins, Winnipeg Jets, and Seattle Kraken where he appeared in 147 career NHL games.

During those games he recorded 12 goals, 30 points, and was a minus-4 rating.

Kuhlman has not appeared in a game since playing with the Jets in 2022-23. He would appear in 33 games for the Jets scoring two goals, and 4 points and since then has taken his talent outside of North America.

It will be interesting to see if the 29-year-old tries to make a return to the NHL or if he continues to player overseas.