Axelsson Heads Home After Eleven Seasons in Boston

The question marks surrounding PJ Axelsson finally have a concrete answer. On Monday afternoon, the announcement was broken that the former Boston Bruins' winger has opted to return to his native country of Sweden. Axelsson signed a four-year deal with Frolunda, ending his tenure with the Black and Gold.Oddly enough, PJ Axelsson actually began his hockey career with Frolunda, suiting up for the Indians from 1993-97. During that time, Axelsson elected to enter the 1995 NHL Entry Draft, earning a look from the Boston Bruins with the 177th overall pick. Following the 1996-97 season in Sweden, the 22-year old decided to cross the pond, hoping to make an impact with the team that drafted him.Axelsson didn't take long to fit in with the Bruins, as he netted his first career goal in just his fifth game with the club. The rookie went on to score eight goals and 19 assists that season, while playing in all 82 regular season games, as well as six contests during the postseason. Axelss...