Jaret Anderson‑Dolan, a 27‑year‑old forward who entered the NHL after being selected by the Los Angeles Kings in the 2017 draft, has spent the past two seasons grinding in the AHL without a regular NHL spot.
Across 134 NHL appearances for the Winnipeg Jets, Nashville Predators and Kings, he never broke past a fourth‑line role, topping out with 46 games in 2022‑23 and accumulating just 29 points.
A Fresh Start in the SHL
After a 2025‑26 campaign in which he posted 13 goals and 36 points in 72 AHL games, Anderson‑Dolan’s 19‑point showing in 51 SHL games the previous year made it clear he was no longer classified as a development player under the league’s rules.
Now he has inked a two‑year contract with Brynäs IF, the storied club based in Stockholm, as the team looks to bounce back from a disappointing 2025‑26 season.
The move marks the first step of his European career and gives him a chance to rediscover his offensive touch in a league that values skill and speed.
Brynäs IF, a club with a rich history in Swedish hockey, will rely on the forward’s experience and versatility as they aim to return to the top of the SHL standings.