Jacob Josefson is still the leading scorer of the Eastern Conference cellar-dweller Albany Devils. He has recorded a team-leading seven goals and 11 points in 16 games this year. Josefson has compiled just 19 points in 69 career NHL appearances over the past two seasons, but his 2011-12 campaign was cut short due to injury.

Jacob Josefson leads the Albany Devils in scoring after the team's first eight games of the season. He has compiled four goals and two assists for six points to go with a plus-5 rating and 18 shots over that span. The AHL Devils have gotten off to a terrible start with a 2-5-0-1 record for a league-low five points in the standings. Josefson was limited to 41 games with New Jersey last season because of injury, but he's probably slated for third-line duty with the team if/when the NHL resumes play.

Jacob Josefson potted a goal and notched an assist as Albany took down Adirondack on Friday night 5-1. Josefson is enjoying his time in the AHL right now. Never much of a big point producer throughout his career in Sweden and prior time in the AHL, Josefson has four goals and six points in five games thus far. Adam Larsson also had two assists in the win .

Jacob Josefson had a goal, but Albany fell 5-2 to Connecticut on Wednesday night. Josefson isn't exactly known for his scoring ability, but the 21-year-old already has three goals in his last two games and four points on the young season. Mattias Tedenby had an assist on the goal

Jacob Josefson potted two goals for Albany in its 4-0 shutout of WOrcester on Saturday night. The 21-year-old hasn't displayeda ton of scoring ability early in his career, but he has held his own in 69 NHL games with the Devils. The goals were his first of the year, and he now has three points.

Jacob Josefson isn't interested in playing in Europe during the lockout. Josefson, who played in the Swedish Elite League before heading to North America, plans to spend the lockout with the AHL Albany Devils. "I wanted to play over here," Josefson said. "When the lockout was official, I was prepared for this. Until the lockout is over, this is great for me. You can always improve. I get to get some minutes."

Jacob Josefson will be bumped from the Devils' lineup in Game 4 should Petr Sykora get the nod from coach Pete DeBoer to return. Josefson has one assist in six games for New Jersey since he got back to active duty from a fractured wrist.

Jacob Josefson logged nearly 13 minutes of ice time in his return to the lineup from a fractured wrist on Monday night. His last game took place on April 3rd but he said he "felt good" coming back in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals against the New York Rangers. "My body felt great. My legs felt really good," said Josefson, who skated between Alexei Ponikarovsky and David Clarkson on the third line. "It was so much to be out there. I've been waiting for this day since I got the injury. It was real nice." He finished the contest with two shots and a plus-1 rating, while winning nine of his 14 faceoffs. Josefson replaced Petr Sykora, who sat as a healthy scratch, in the lineup.

Jacob Josefson is looking forward to playing in Game 4 on Monday. Josefson hasn't played since April 3 due to a fractured left wrist. "They told me earlier," Josefson said. "I'm really excited. I'm pumped. I feel very ready. My hand feels great and my body feels great and I'm really excited to go out there and play." He had two goals and nine points in 41 regular season games.

After a long absence from the New Jersey Devils' lineup, center Jacob Josefson informed reporters that he's been told that he'll play in Game 4 on Monday. Josefson hasn't played since April 3, so if his left wrist is close to 100 percent, his fresher legs could make a difference. The Devils shuffled their lines a bit so keep an eye on Josefson to see if he gives New Jersey a short-term boost.