The result of the Marco Rossi saga will be one of the defining storylines of this Minnesota Wild offseason. Teams are beginning to circle on the talented young center, making him one of this offseason’s most coveted trade pieces. The Vancouver Canucks look like a suitor for Rossi is the Vancouver Canucks. “I definitely hear… Continue reading Is Vancouver the Wild’s Best Marco Rossi Trade Destination? – Minnesota Wild
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Where Would Rossi Go In A 2020 Redraft? – Minnesota Wild
The Minnesota Wild aren’t in a rush to trade Marco Rossi. However, Rossi will likely be on a new team by this upcoming draft or July 1. Rossi experienced a demotion in the lineup during the playoffs while veterans like Ryan Hartman and Freddy Gaudreau got more ice time. Rossi wants to play for a… Continue reading Where Would Rossi Go In A 2020 Redraft? – Minnesota Wild
Vancouver Canucks ‘Very Interested’ In Wild’s Marco Rossi – Wilderness Walk
Maybe it was just because he was on Vancouver radio that particular day, but according to The Athletic’s Michael Russo, during a hit on Sportsnet 650, the Vancouver Canucks are one team that are looking heavily into acquiring center Marco Rossi from the Minnesota Wild. “I definitely hear from really good sources that Vancouver really… Continue reading Vancouver Canucks ‘Very Interested’ In Wild’s Marco Rossi – Wilderness Walk
The Wild Might Still Be Playing With One Hand Behind Their Back Next Year – Minnesota Wild
Bill Guerin won the Stanley Cup twice as a player. He won his first with the New Jersey Devils in 1995 and another with the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2009. I will focus on the 2009 championship because it’s more recent and relevant. Still, that 1995 team was fun. It was in a lockout year, so… Continue reading The Wild Might Still Be Playing With One Hand Behind Their Back Next Year – Minnesota Wild
Marcus Johnasson’s Value Is He’s Aways In the Right Spot – Minnesota Wild
When the Minnesota Wild re-signed Marcus Johansson to a one-year, $800,000 extension this week, it meant that the veteran winger from Landskrona, Sweden, will almost certainly play in his 1,000th career NHL game this season while wearing a Minnesota Wild sweater. Of the 16-year NHL veteran’s 983 regular-season games, 206 have been with the Wild.… Continue reading Marcus Johnasson’s Value Is He’s Aways In the Right Spot – Minnesota Wild
What’s Next For the Wild With Brock Nelson Off the Board? – Minnesota Wild
When Bill Guerin told the media at his end-of-year presser that he would be looking for “centers” this offseason, we knew exactly what he meant. Minnesota native Brock Nelson was the guy the Wild had their eyes set on, and that wasn’t just the local media saying it. In January, John Buccigross called Minnesota’s desire… Continue reading What’s Next For the Wild With Brock Nelson Off the Board? – Minnesota Wild
Iowa Wild Need To Hire New Head Coach – Wilderness Walk
The Minnesota Wild’s AHL affiliate, the Iowa Wild, suddenly need to look for a new head coach. Whether it was expected or not, Brett McLean, who was Iowa’s head coach was named as one of Adam Foote’s assistants with the Vancouver Canucks, leaving the AHL position and now Minnesota will need to fill that hole.… Continue reading Iowa Wild Need To Hire New Head Coach – Wilderness Walk
The New York Rangers Have What the Wild Need – Minnesota Wild
The New York Rangers are interested in Marco Rossi. They need a center under 25 with top-six upside since the Rangers need more youth. Can Mike Sullivan get the most out of Rossi? How much does this shift the Rangers’ retool? The Rangers are also looking to move Alexis Lafreniere so he can get a… Continue reading The New York Rangers Have What the Wild Need – Minnesota Wild
Colorado Saved the Wild From Themselves By Signing Brock Nelson – Minnesota Wild
Front offices often see free agency as the quick and easy way to upgrade the team without giving up conventional assets like roster players, draft picks, or prospects. Cap flexibility and cold hard cash are the only assets a team gives up. In the case of some free agents, teams need a ton of cash… Continue reading Colorado Saved the Wild From Themselves By Signing Brock Nelson – Minnesota Wild
Lukas Dostal Might Be Minnesota’s Perfect Bridge Goalie – Minnesota Wild
As the 2025-26 season wraps up, the Minnesota Wild must start making big decisions and take advantage of their increased cap space. Marc-Andre Fleury’s retirement leaves a void behind Philip Gustavsson, but they have options. Gustavsson started 58 games for the Wild and will likely be their primary goalie in 2025-26. However, Fleury started the… Continue reading Lukas Dostal Might Be Minnesota’s Perfect Bridge Goalie – Minnesota Wild