Who was the most outstanding player in European ice hockey in September? Nominated for the vote are Pär Arlbrandt, Robbie Earl, Mike York, Chris Lee, Nigel Dawes and Patrick Galbraith
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Pär Arlbrandt (F) Linköping HC
Arlbrandt leads SHL (formerly known as Elitserien) in scoring with three goals and ten assists in six games.
Robbie Earl (F) Rapperswil-Jona Lakers
Earl scored six goals and added two assists in the first seven NLA rounds.
Mike York (F) Iserlohn Roosters
Almost forgotten in his near-retirement home in Iserlohn he put up twelve points in six games for one of the smaller DEL clubs and is second in DEL scoring.
Chris Lee (D) Metallurg Magnitogorsk
With three goals and six assists in 10 games for Metallurg, Lee is the top scoring defenseman of KHL. He also leads his team in +/- with a +7 rating.
Nigel Dawes (F) Barys Astana
Dawes has in 10 KHL games this season scored five goals and eight assists to lead Barys to a second place of the eastern conference.
Patrick Galbraith (G) Karlskrona HK
The Danish national team goalie Galbraith has earned 4 shutouts and won six games out of seven to help his team to a surprising lead of HockeyAllsvenskan.
Gustav Haglund
(F)
Falu IF
retired as player
Wilhelm Forsberg
(F)
American International CollegeHobart College Statesmen
Reto Berra
(G)
HC Fribourg-GottéronEHC Kloten
Anton Nüth
(F)
IFK TumbaHuddinge IK
Richard Nemec
(F)
HC ZUBR PřerovHK Skalica
Vetle Indrelid
(D)
Lørenskog IKunknown
Mikhail Zakharov
(F)
King RebellionLondon Knights
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