Golden Knights Hoping Depth Can Wear Down Wild In Series – Wilderness Walk

Speaking of depth(in this case prospect depth), Ryder Ritchie’s Medicine Hat team took out their opponent in 4 games, so they’ve been waiting patiently for their upcoming opponent since Thursday. The other three series in the quarterfinals might all go to 7 games. Two are already moving to game 7 while the 3rd is playing… Continue reading Golden Knights Hoping Depth Can Wear Down Wild In Series – Wilderness Walk

The Wild Can Win This Series If One Thing Doesn’t Change From Game 1 – Minnesota Wild

  With the obvious exception of Matt Boldy’s two-goal performance, Game 1 of the Minnesota Wild’s series was a bit of a letdown. The Vegas Golden Knights (mostly) did a solid job protecting Adin Hill, and the Wild offense suffered droughts. It took Vegas’ second-ranked power play six seconds to burn Minnesota’s 30th-ranked penalty kill.… Continue reading The Wild Can Win This Series If One Thing Doesn’t Change From Game 1 – Minnesota Wild

Can the Wild Upset the Golden Knights? (Podcast) – Minnesota Wild

Justin Hein, Luke Sims, Justin Wiggins, and guest Tony Abbott discuss if the Wild have any chance to pull off an upset against the Vegas Golden Knights in Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. If you have any questions for us, leave them in the comments and we’ll answer on the next show! Think… Continue reading Can the Wild Upset the Golden Knights? (Podcast) – Minnesota Wild

Marco Rossi Can Prove the Doubters Wrong… But Does It Matter? – Minnesota Wild

34 years after his Austrian countryman staved it off, Judgement Day has finally arrived for Marco Rossi. After completing two 82-game campaigns in a row, piling up 45 goals and 100 points in the process, Rossi has won much of the State of Hockey over with his play. For good reason: He’s as responsible as… Continue reading Marco Rossi Can Prove the Doubters Wrong… But Does It Matter? – Minnesota Wild

Can the Wild Find A Weakness In the Knights’ Armor? – Minnesota Wild

The last time the Minnesota Wild met the Vegas Golden Knights in the playoffs was a thrilling series. It came down to Game 7 in Vegas, and the Wild eventually lost to a team that reached the Western Conference Finals.  The names and faces of those teams look a lot different now. The last time… Continue reading Can the Wild Find A Weakness In the Knights’ Armor? – Minnesota Wild

The Wild Can Start Filling Out Their Christmas List In April – Minnesota Wild

Last Christmas was an incredible time to be a fan of the Minnesota Wild. The Wild got off to a strong start and climbed toward the top of the standings. While fans were opening their presents, Minnesota was preparing to visit the Dallas Stars and looking to make a push to catch the Winnipeg Jets… Continue reading The Wild Can Start Filling Out Their Christmas List In April – Minnesota Wild

Can the Wild Trust Boldy To Stay Hot In the Playoffs? – Minnesota Wild

Less than a week remains in the regular season, and the pressure has never been higher for the Minnesota Wild. They have lost 6 of the last 8 and still have not secured a playoff berth, so the race is on. However, despite the rough stretch of games, the Wild got a statement win against… Continue reading Can the Wild Trust Boldy To Stay Hot In the Playoffs? – Minnesota Wild

Can the Cleveland Browns find a draft day trade partner in a familiar face?

Cleveland Browns general manager Andrew Berry will likely have three scenarios to consider when the Browns are on the clock with the No. 2 overall selection in the 2025 NFL Draft. On Berry’s notepad will be the following bullet list: Scenario 1: Select the highest-rated quarterback on the draft board, presumably Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders, and… Continue reading Can the Cleveland Browns find a draft day trade partner in a familiar face?

Can Danila Yurov Be An Ace Up the Wild’s Sleeve In the Playoffs? – Minnesota Wild

The KHL playoffs are ongoing, and on Friday, Danila Yurov found himself on the ice for the first time since February 15. Unfortunately for his hopes of winning back-to-back Gagarin Cups, Metallurg Magnitogorsk fell to 0-2 in their best-of-seven first-round series. Of course, an early exit in the KHL might not close the book on… Continue reading Can Danila Yurov Be An Ace Up the Wild’s Sleeve In the Playoffs? – Minnesota Wild

Can A Fully Healthy Wild Team Compete In the Playoffs? – Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota Wild have had awful injury luck, with over half a dozen core players missing time. The bubonic plague has struck this team. Only two players have played in every game for the Wild: Matt Boldy and Freddy Gaudreau.  Team pillars Kirill Kaprizov, Joel Eriksson Ek, Jared Spurgeon, Jonas Brodin, Marcus Foligno, Jake Middleton,… Continue reading Can A Fully Healthy Wild Team Compete In the Playoffs? – Minnesota Wild