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A modern NHL sized goaltender considered to be a technical project. He has what can’t be taught in size which will play to his advantage in the Lightning depth chart.


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April 2025 – The Nashville Predators signed Chrona to a one-year, two-way contract worth $775,000 at the NHL level for the 2025-26 season. He has an 11-11-5 record, a .901 save percentage, and a 2.87 goals-against average in 29 games with the AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals during the 2024-25 campaign. Mark Henry
January 2021 – Chrona suffered what appeared to be a head injury after a collision in Denver’s 5-1 loss to North Dakota. The play looked dangerous, and he exited the game, but it was noted that Magnus was feeling better afterward. Alex Taxman
June 2020 Chrona’s first season in North America went about as well as anybody could have hoped, as the big Swedish netminder posted a stingy 2.15 goals-against average and a .920 save percentage in 27 appearances for the University of Denver. The Lightning have the luxury of allowing Chrona time to marinate and grow at the collegiate level; he’s likely at least a few years away from pro hockey. However, if Chrona can build upon his successful freshman campaign, he projects optimistically as a future NHL netminder. Brandon Holmes
November 2019 – In Chrona’s first North American season, the Swedish netminder has transitioned well for the University of Denver and is off to an excellent start for the Pioneers. Chrona has seized the starting job from incumbent Junior netminder Devin Cooley and posted a 2.15 goals-against average and a .920 save percentage through his first 12 games. Chrona is a big netminder at 6-4 and, should he continue to perform well on North American ice, will look to climb up Tampa’s depth chart as the 2019-2020 season progresses. Brandon Holmes

June 2018 – The Lightning selected their first of two netminders in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft at 152 overall with Magnus Chrona. The 6-4 Swede has the obvious benefit of his size, which helps him to cover more of the net, but in the past, his technical skills were largely undefined. His results in the Swedish junior league were excellent, but his next four to five years of development will provide a more accurate picture of what the Lightning have added to their depth chart. Brayden Olafson

Attributes
Fantasy Upside 4.0
NHL Certainty 4.5
Country SWE
Position G
Roster Type Minors
Shoot/Glove Left
Date of Birth August 28, 2000
Height 6‘6”
Weight 216 lbs
Drafted 2018 Round 5; Overall: 152
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Stats – Frozen Tools – Profile on FT

SeasonLeagueTeamGPWLOTLGAASV%SO
2024-2025AHLMilwaukee Admirals30121142.800.9030
2023-2024NHLSan Jose Sharks91614.710.8590
2023-2024ECHLWichita Thunder20112.940.9400
2023-2024AHLSan Jose Barracuda3161763.490.8940
2022-2023NCAAUniv. of Denver3222902.190.9164
2021-2022NCAAUniv. of Denver3728812.110.9110
2020-2021NCAAUniv. of Denver1871102.470.9071
2019-2020NCAAUniv. of Denver2716642.150.9202
2018-2019J20 NationellSkelleftea AIK J202681804.000.8890
2017-2018J18 RegionNacka HK J181510502.130.9312
2017-2018J18 NationellNacka HK J1875201.140.9544
2016-2017J20 RegionNacka HK J2010004.090.8260
2016-2017J18 RegionNacka HK J18139402.440.9151
2016-2017J18 NationellNacka HK J181221004.600.8930
2015-2016U16 SMAIK U1621003.000.8861
2015-2016U16 Div.1AIK U16170002.830.9080
2015-2016J20 NationellAIK J2010008.800.7140
2015-2016J18 RegionAIK J1851304.390.8840

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