Jonatan Berggren has been fined $2,148.44 for cross-checking Connor Dewar during a game, marking the maximum allowable penalty under the NHL's collective bargaining agreement. This incident occurred in the second period of Detroit's 4-2 victory, following a shoulder check from Dewar. Berggren, 24, has six points this season and has accumulated 40 points in his career since being drafted by Detroit in 2018.

Berggren stands out as one of the few successful players from the Red Wings' 2018 draft class, alongside Joe Veleno, highlighting the challenges the team has faced in developing prospects from that year.

Jonatan Berggren showcased his creativity and skill during a pivotal moment in the game when he set up a potential goal that was ultimately disallowed due to an offside challenge. Despite the disappointment, Berggren's ability to maintain his position and contribute offensively highlighted his emerging talent. His play exemplified the sound defensive positioning that coach Derek Lalonde emphasizes, as he worked to keep the play alive while staying responsible in the defensive zone.

Jonatan Berggren contributed significantly to the Red Wings' performance with a goal and an assist in the game against Vancouver. His efforts highlighted his impact on the team's offense, even as they faced a tough loss in overtime.

Jonatan Berggren contributed offensively with a goal and an assist in the game against Vancouver. His performance highlights his growing impact on the team as they continue to seek consistency in their play.