Source: NHL leaving behind – golden lion on the way to a familiar address
Finnish forward of the New Jersey Devils Juho Lammikko, 29, is set to return to Switzerland for the next season.
The Swiss newspaper Tages-Anzeiger reports that Lammikko is making a comeback to the ZSC Lions for the upcoming season. He represented the team for the last three seasons.
Lammikko moved to the Devils this season on a one-year contract. He has played a minor role in the team, appearing in only 22 games with a score of 0+2.
In the NHL, Lammikko has played a total of 181 games with scoring points of 11+17=28. Previously, he has represented the Florida Panthers and the Vancouver Canucks.
Lammikko has played in four World Championships with the Lions, winning the world championship twice. Additionally, he has won two Swiss championships and one CHL championship with the ZSC Lions.
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