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Soucy's selection ensures Wild blueline will look very different Minnesota expected to dive head first into defenseman market in the coming days by Dan Myers @mnwildscribe / Wild.com The Wild's defensive core was already going to have a much different look next season without Ryan Suter in the mix. Now it'll be even more distinctive after the Seattle Kraken selected defenseman Carson Soucy in the Expansion Draft on Wednesday ...
Wild defensemen get green light to spark offense The blue liners have four game-winning goals this season, and Matt Dumba has been leading the way. March 8, 2021 — 5:06pm Text size Copy shortlink: Matt Dumba isn't just protecting the blue paint. He's also crashing it. The Wild defenseman was all the way in the Coyotes' crease when he scored his fifth goal of the season Saturday in the team's road-trip finale, an example of the green light the Wild's blue line has to get involved in the offensive zone. "We want their legs to get ...
Three more Wild players set to return Thursday Ian Cole, Nick Bonino and Nico Sturm were on the team's COVID list. February 17, 2021 — 1:35am Text size Copy shortlink: LOS ANGELES – The Wild is still dealing with the fallout from a COVID-19 outbreak, with key regulars missing from the team's return to action Tuesday nearly two weeks after the NHL suspended the Wild's season at the beginning of the spread. But reinforcements are on the way. Defenseman Ian Cole and forwards Nick Bonino and Nico Sturm accompanied the team to Cali...
Copy shortlink: LOS ANGELES – Nearly two weeks after a COVID-19 outbreak stalled the Wild's season, the team will be back in action tonight against the Kings – its first game since Feb.2. "We're not that far removed from playing hockey games that our legs are going to be an issue," coach Dean Evason said. "It'll be more hands and get your head into the game quickly when the puck's dropped." With five players still in the NHL's COVID protocols, and another three recently released but not ready to play, the Wild will rely on its taxi squad and minor-league call-ups i...