It’s time to worry about Minnesota Wild center Joel Eriksson Ek’s health. Eriksson Ek is on pace for 43 points in 68 games. He plays a demanding role as the team’s garbage man in grueling matchups. Opponents constantly cross-check him in the back when he’s in front of their net. Eriksson Ek has never played… Continue reading The Wild Must Develop A Joel Eriksson Ek Contingency Plan – Minnesota Wild
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The Wild Must Exercise Patience With Liam Ohgren – Minnesota Wild
On Sunday, the Minnesota Wild announced that exciting prospect Liam Öhgren would return to the lineup from his stint in Iowa. The most inspiring part of the news? Öhgren was going to get an opportunity in the team’s top six. In an interview with the Minnesota Star Tribune, he discussed what would be different with… Continue reading The Wild Must Exercise Patience With Liam Ohgren – Minnesota Wild
Wild Come Up Big, Win Over Avalanche
That’s Wild The Minnesota Wild were staring down the barrel of an impending losing streak growing to becoming unmanageable until their stars return from injury. But all of that went out the window as soon as they were able to handle the wildly Colorado Avalanche on Monday afternoon. [StarTri… https://hockeywilderness.com/news-rumors/wilderness-walk/wild-come-up-big-win-over-avalanche-r30459/
Wild On Losing Streak Heading Into Crucial Games – Wilderness Walk
That’s Wild The Minnesota Wild sought revenge against the Nashville Predators on Saturday and lost that battle. Against one of the league’s worst teams, the Wild came up with a disastrous 6-2 loss — and it might not get any better anytime soon. That makes it three losses in a row, as the team lost… Continue reading Wild On Losing Streak Heading Into Crucial Games – Wilderness Walk
Revenge Wasn’t A Good Look For the Wild – Minnesota Wild
“There’s not a lot of money in revenge.” – Inigo Montoya“Revenge is like serving cold cuts.” – Tony Soprano The Minnesota Wild seemingly went onto the ice with one thing on their minds on Saturday night, and it didn’t much involve winning a hockey game. Earlier this week, the Wild made it clear that they… Continue reading Revenge Wasn’t A Good Look For the Wild – Minnesota Wild
Faber and Buium Could Be Pillars For the Next Decade – Minnesota Wild
The Minnesota Wild have consistently made the playoffs in the last decade. Having a competitive hockey team to cheer for well into the beginning of spring each year has made for fun winters. It’s not easy icing a team that can compete each season. The nature of the NHL world typically doesn’t allow for such… Continue reading Faber and Buium Could Be Pillars For the Next Decade – Minnesota Wild
Danila Yurov Intends To Sign In Minnesota At the End Of His KHL Season – Minnesota Wild
Let the Danila Yurov era begin. Yurov will officially join the Minnesota Wild this season. While the KHL season extends until the end of May, according to his agent and KHL reporter Daria Tuboltseva, Yurov plans to travel to North America after his season ends in Russia. Reporter Marco D’Amico informed Hockey Wilderness, “We spoke… Continue reading Danila Yurov Intends To Sign In Minnesota At the End Of His KHL Season – Minnesota Wild
Does Matt Boldy Only Score Against Bad Teams? – Minnesota Wild
It’s time to put this issue to bed. The question seems preposterous. Matt Boldy is widely regarded as an established top-line forward at the age of 23. He averaged 30 goals per season in his age-21 and 22 seasons, and in his age-20 season, he rekindled Kevin Fiala’s scoring. Surely, it’s not all a mirage… Continue reading Does Matt Boldy Only Score Against Bad Teams? – Minnesota Wild
The Wild Have Prevailed With Two Hands Tied Behind Their Back – Minnesota Wild
Bill Guerin might have been a little too honest at the conclusion of the 2022-23 season. “I rarely bring this up, but I’m going to bring it up today because it’s real and it’s important,” Guerin said. “I think our players and our coaches deserve a lot of credit because they’re fighting with one hand… Continue reading The Wild Have Prevailed With Two Hands Tied Behind Their Back – Minnesota Wild
Should the Wild Reunite With Mikael Granlund At the Trade Deadline? – Minnesota Wild
The NHL trade deadline is upon us. On March 7, teams will decide whether they’re ready to compete for the Stanley Cup or pack it in for the season and sell off assets. Trade season is always ripe for some fascinating discussion, and this year is no different. The media and fans are trying to… Continue reading Should the Wild Reunite With Mikael Granlund At the Trade Deadline? – Minnesota Wild