BagHead
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Yeah, the coach isn't entirely from blame there as he put it together, but the L's shouldn't be on a good NHL roster in the first place. A craftsman shouldn't blame his tools, but... use poor tools, get poor results.
Minnesota Wild General Discussion - 2023-24
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Kap-yurov-zucc
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Scramble the lines however you want I think if healthy this team can go through the growing pains throughout the year and make playoffs
Brodin-faber
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Middleton-bogo
Hunt
Very solid defense with youngsters hopefully getting better in the minors
Gus-MAF-wally
Roll with gus if he isn't better early in the season make wally 1b
Boldy-ek-konecny
Olgren-rossi-hartman
Mojo-freddy-foligno
Scramble the lines however you want I think if healthy this team can go through the growing pains throughout the year and make playoffs
Brodin-faber
Spurge-chisholm
Middleton-bogo
Hunt
Very solid defense with youngsters hopefully getting better in the minors
Gus-MAF-wally
Roll with gus if he isn't better early in the season make wally 1b
You will never convince me that signing statistically one of the worst goalies in the NHL to high-end backup money will make sense
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I really just thinks it's about easing wally into the nhl and giving gus another season to see where he is at. One year when we still have cap issues isn't a big deal anyway.
Not sure what we would need to give up but this year's 1st one of the d prospects and some other picks or prospects should be on the table for trades. I think we need to start turning some assets into for sure talent.
Right as dead cap goes away and we have prime (kap, ek, Brodin) and young talent emerging (Faber boldy rossi) plus the next wave looking good (wally yurov olgren and others) the time should be the next 3 years
I just realized I didn't have marat in that lineup above either
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shockingly, Guerin didn't say, "You know what?" till 16:25 of the conference.
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Posting the Spurgeon update here from the Athletic, sounds like good news on that front:
“My foot would go completely numb during games and just wouldn’t come back for a couple hours,” Spurgeon said. “So, obviously, it’s tough when you’re out there just trying to skate and all that stuff; it got to the point where you’re toe-picking and stuff like that, and it’s very frustrating.
“You want to help the team, but you don’t feel like you’re helping them, either. That was something that once the surgery was done, it went away. My first skate back, there was none of that. It was an awesome feeling.”
Spurgeon said he began skating four weeks ago and is confident he’ll be ready to go for next season.
“Every day, stuff has been a thousand times better than it was before,” Spurgeon said. “I’m very happy about that. Every day is something new. You’re just trying to get your body back to the way it felt before you had that injury. I had the post-op appointments a couple days ago with one of the surgeons, and things went well. So, just progressing as need be.”
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“My foot would go completely numb during games and just wouldn’t come back for a couple hours,” Spurgeon said. “So, obviously, it’s tough when you’re out there just trying to skate and all that stuff; it got to the point where you’re toe-picking and stuff like that, and it’s very frustrating.
“You want to help the team, but you don’t feel like you’re helping them, either. That was something that once the surgery was done, it went away. My first skate back, there was none of that. It was an awesome feeling.”
Spurgeon said he began skating four weeks ago and is confident he’ll be ready to go for next season.
“Every day, stuff has been a thousand times better than it was before,” Spurgeon said. “I’m very happy about that. Every day is something new. You’re just trying to get your body back to the way it felt before you had that injury. I had the post-op appointments a couple days ago with one of the surgeons, and things went well. So, just progressing as need be.”
Wild's Filip Gustavsson on trade talk, Jared Spurgeon on a 'numb' season and more exit-day notes
Also: Which Wild players are heading to worlds (and why Brock Faber isn't one of them), and Marc-Andre Fleury discusses his farewell tour.
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BagHead
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He was one of the bright spots this season, for me, at least while healthy. I did not expect to like that signing as much as I did.
BagHead
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Also the last time the Wild made a late round trade with the Bruins we got Kap!
BagHead
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We're getting another Kaprizov out of this?
I can't wait for 2032!
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The thing that the Maple Leafs need to learn from this game (and inevitable 1st round exit) is that they need to trade the Wild their 1st round pick for Gustavsson
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