Among the plethora of NHL players, the name Viktor Arvidsson is a familiar one, and a two-time 30-goal scorer. He has also amassed 127 goals and 112 assists in 385 career games. He has been a member of the Detroit Red Wings since 2006, and a fan favourite. However, he is not exactly loved for his voice. It is often heard during the first couple of minutes of a game, and it can become annoying for fans. In fact, he even made a mistake that led to a Red Wings goal in a game during the 2017-18 season.

127 goals and 112 assists in 385 career NHL games

Despite a shortened campaign, Viktor Arvidsson had a very good season in 2018-19. He scored 34 goals and 30 assists in 58 games and helped the Predators set a franchise record with a goal per game.

His success continued in the postseason, as he recorded 13 points in 22 games. He also contributed to the Predators’ Stanley Cup Final run. He scored his first career playoff goal in overtime of Game 6 against the San Jose Sharks.

While he has been a part of some memorable moments, his production has dipped the past two seasons. In fact, he has only scored 20 or more goals in two of his last six seasons.

Viktor Arvidsson is a slick right winger who loves to score. He has a high shot percentage, but his lack of size is an issue. In addition, he hasn’t been injury-prone in the past few years.

Two-time 30-goal scorer

During the past seven seasons with the Nashville Predators, Viktor Arvidsson has been one of the fan favorites. He was also a key part of the team’s offensive breakout, helping them to win the President’s Trophy for the best regular season record in the league.

After a successful seven-year run in Nashville, Viktor Arvidsson was traded to the Los Angeles Kings for two draft picks in 2021. He will likely earn ample playing time with the Kings as they rebuild. The trade was always a low risk, high reward move.

He’s been a solid second line player for the Kings this season. He’s scored four goals and five assists in his last six games. He’s also registered an even plus-minus rating in his last five games.

The Kings’ front office isn’t expecting to trade Nick Leddy anytime soon. But with Jordan Eberle out for at least the next month, they could use some of Arvidsson’s skill set. He has the potential to produce 60 points for the Kings.

Blunder led to Red Wings’ game-tying goal in 2017-18 season

Despite winning three of four games in Detroit, the Red Wings had to endure a loss on their home ice in Game 5 of their first round series with the San Jose Sharks. It was the second time in the last five games that the Red Wings had to face a loss on their home ice.

Detroit was tied 2-2 after the second period and then scored the first goal of the game, courtesy of Moritz Seider. The goal came on a wrist shot from the right faceoff circle.

The Red Wings were also tied 2-2 after the third period and then scored the first goal of the shootout. The game-winning goal was scored by Darren McCarty.

The NHL has had its share of goals this season. The average of the last six seasons is 6.29 goals per game. The Red Wings were the most prolific team in that span.

His annoying voice

Despite a rough start to the season, Viktor Arvidsson has proven to be an important contributor for the Nashville Predators. Over his last seven games, Arvidsson has scored three goals and has eight points. His 155 points are the fifth-most on the team. He has also logged 61 shots on goal. It’s important to note that Arvidsson is the only player with more than 60 shots on goal this season. He’s also the only player to have six goals and six assists.

His biggest moment at the NHL level was in the playoffs when he scored an overtime goal in Game Seven of the second-round series against San Jose. He earned the primary assist on Trevor Moore’s goal. In this game, Arvidsson was also agitated by Tampa Bay goalie Ben Bishop. He had a hard time making contact with the puck in the crease, and Bishop was irritated by his feistiness.