The normal Scandinavian stoicism one would expect from a veteran like Marcus Johansson was long gone when he left the rink following an early January morning skate for the Minnesota Wild in Anaheim, Calif. While Minnesota teammates Filip Gustavsson, Jesper Wallstedt, Joel Eriksson Ek and Jonas Brodin would be headed to the Winter Olympics to skate for Team Sweden next month, Johansson had gotten bad news. Despite a red-hot start to his 16th NHL season and being an Olympic veteran, Johansson had been left off the roster. ADVERTISEMENT“Very disappointed,” Johansson said that day outside the visitors’ locker room at the Ducks’ home rink. Obviously, get a chance to play in the Olympics, and (it) would be his first,” Johansson said.