Filip Gustavsson’s great gesture in Marc-Andre Fleury’s final game
He even teared up afterward!
Filip Gustavsson is a Swedish goaltender who plays for the Minnesota Wild. Gustavsson was a Pittsburgh draft pick who never played for the Penguins, debuting instead with the Ottawa Senators before a 2022 trade sent Gustavsson to Minnesota, where he took over the crease. Gustavsson went to the 2026 Winter Olympics with Sweden, sharing the goaltending group with Wild teammate Jesper Wallstedt.
| Position | Goaltender |
|---|---|
| Born | 7 June 1998, Skelleftea, Sweden |
| Drafted | 55th overall, 2016, by Pittsburgh |
| NHL teams | Ottawa, Minnesota |
| Milestones | Passed 200 NHL games and 100 wins; a .931 save percentage in 2022-23 |
| Honours | Best goaltender and silver at the 2018 World Juniors; bronze with Sweden at the 2024 World Championship; played at the 2026 Winter Olympics |
| Known for | The trade that swapped him for Cam Talbot and made him Minnesota's starter |