"The Blue Jackets tried to trade into the late first round to draft Oscar Dansk, then sat delighted when he made it to the second. Dansk, they believe, has the size, skills and agility to be an elite goaltender, but first must adjust to smaller North American rinks. The process is underway in the OHL, but it has not been without bumps. Not only has Dansk been inconsistent in his first season with Erie, he's also been sidelined since mid-January with a concussion. Dansk was Sweden's No. 3 goaltender at the world juniors, winning a silver medal, but not appearing in a game." (Aaron Portzline, The Hockey News Future Watch 2013, p. 31)

"Dansk has blossomed in his second year of major junior, ranking as one of the top OHL goaltenders and leading Erie to a major turnaround from 2012-13. It took him 30 starts to double his win total from a year ago. After serving as a third-stringer in 2013, Dansk started for Sweden and was named best goaltender at the world juniors. He's very agile and athletic, but there is work to be done on the technical aspects of his game and his "default" positioning." (Aaron Portzline, The Hockey News Future Watch 2014, p. 27)

• Selected by Columbus Blue Jackets in second round (31st overall) of National Hockey League entry draft, June 23, 2012.
• Signed to three-year entry-level contract with Blue Jackets, May 8, 2014.
• Signed as unrestricted free agent to one-year contract with Vegas Golden Knights, July 3, 2017.
• Resigned as restricted free agent to two-year, $1.35 million contract with Golden Knights, July 6, 2018.
• Signed as free agent with Spartak Moscow (KHL), July 5, 2021.
• Signed as free agent to one-year, $750,000 contract with Calgary Flames, July 13, 2022.

• Member of silver-medal winning Sweden, IIHF World U20 Championships, 2012-13.

• Oscar's National Hockey League debut (and first NHL victory) came on October 21, 2017. Backing up Malcolm Subban at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas against visiting St. Louis, Subban left with an injury with 9:10 left in regulation and the Golden Knights leading, 2-1. Dansk allowed a goal to Alex Pietrangelo but was solid overall, stopping 10 of 11 shots in a 3-2 overtime win. "I was lucky because it was a TV timeout, so I got a little more time I got to move around a little bit, so that was good," said Dansk, who was called up from Chicago of the American Hockey League on Thursday in favor of Maxime Lagace. "I tried to move around as much as I could."

• Left game with undisclosed injury, October 30, 2017. With 5:10 remaining in the second period of Vegas' game against the New York Islanders, Dansk was replaced by Maxime Lagace.
• Left game with injury, February 3, 2023. 8:59 into the second period of Calgary (AHL)'s game against Bakersfield, Condors forward Raphael Lavoie lost an edge while skating full speed towards the Wranglers' net and collided hard into Dansk, forcing him from the game. Dustin Wolf completed the 2-1 win for Calgary.