Dominik Bokk

July 2025 – Bokk has been playing in the DEL since returning after his second AHL season in 2021-2022. His offensive output has been declining year over year, and his 13 goals and nine assists in 33 games put him outside the top 50 in point per games pace in the league. Now 25 years old, and primed to skate for a different DEL team in 2025-2026 might be all the writing on the wall we need to take a pass in our fantasy leagues. Alex Wyatt

March 2022 – After putting up 10 points in 32 games in the AHL, Bokk was loaned to Eisbaren Belrin in the DEL, where he has 9 points in 11 games. Bokk is 22, and has yet to show his offensive flair in the AHL, and may have a difficult time leaping over the young offensive talent in the Cane’s pipeline, let alone the young incumbent stars currently playing meaningful minutes in Carolina’s top six. Alex Wyatt

May 2021 – Bokk scored nine times and added nine assists for 18-points in 29 games this AHL season. He took a little bit of time to adjust but once he was comfortable, he was a solid player for the Wolves. With his shot he is going to score goals, I would be very bullish on him heading into next season because of the way he finished the year for Chicago. Austin Broad 

January 2021 – Bokk was recently signed by the Chicago Wolves, so he will end up playing there for the rest of the season. A player who has disappointed slightly over the past year or so, he only tallied three points in 20 games for Djurgardens this year, Bokk is hoping a fresh start in America will do him some good. Jack LeGwin

February 2020 – After his performance at the WJC (8 points in 7 games), Bokk has taken off for Rogle BK in the SHL scoring 10 goals in 13 games. A forward with a knack for piling up points, he’s found his groove and it looks as if he will get a chance in Charlotte next year. Jack LeGwin

September 2019 – Bokk has been traded from St. Louis to Carolina.  Jokke Nevalainen

June 2018 – Dominik Bokk has been witnessing a meteoric rise up draft boards all season long. The German winger blends terrific offensive instincts with lightning quick hands and an unquenchable thirst for piling up points. He’s been a phenom in the German circuit for years but 2017-18 was his first against serious competition in Sweden. He produced over a point-per-game in the J20 circuit and looked dangerous during a stint with SHL champion, Växjö. He’s expected to suit up in the SHL on a fulltime basis in 2018-19 before considering a crossover to North America.  Cam Robinson