Oliver Wahlstrom's career has seen a significant downturn, struggling to find consistent scoring with the Boston Bruins after being claimed from the New York Islanders. His lack of scoring, coupled with minimal ice time, has led to his placement on waivers, casting uncertainty over his future in the league.

Oliver Wahlstrom scored his first goal with the Bruins after being claimed off waivers from the New York Islanders. The 24-year-old, a Portland, Maine native and lifelong Bruins fan, gave Boston a brief lead in the third period, showcasing his potential impact on the team.

Oliver Wahlstrom scored his first goal for the Bruins, giving the team a 3-2 lead just moments after Sam Reinhart's tying goal for Florida. His timely response showcased his ability to step up in crucial moments, contributing to the Bruins' victory.

Oliver Wahlstrom received a game misconduct and five-minute major penalty early in the third period for a dangerous hit on Martin Fehervary, which contributed to the Bruins' ability to maintain their lead without allowing a shot during the Capitals' power play.

The Bruins claimed Oliver Wahlstrom off waivers after he struggled with the Islanders, recording just four points in 27 games. His potential as a reliable offensive player remains uncertain, but the Bruins hope he can contribute more significantly moving forward.