With his appearance in Minnesota’s 3-2 loss to the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, Marc-Andre Fleury has officially joined one of the most exclusive clubs in all of hockey, playing in his 1,000th NHL game. While hundreds of skaters have managed the feat, only three other goaltenders have had careers long enough and performances strong enough to reach the mark – Martin Brodeur (1,266 … [Read more...] about Marc-Andre Fleury Becomes Fourth Goalie With 1,000 Games Played
Latest On Ryan Hartman
Minnesota Wild forward Ryan Hartman is set to return to game action for the team for the first time in more than a week, according to Minnesota Wild Radio Network’s Kevin Falness. Hartman has been out since the team’s December 19th win over the Boston Bruins, a game in which he scored a goal.At times the Wild’s first-line center, Hartman has been supplanted as a top-six pivot … [Read more...] about Latest On Ryan Hartman
Minnesota Wild Hire Cody Franson As AHL Assistant Coach
The Minnesota Wild have made two moves today regarding their AHL affiliate, the Iowa Wild. They have hired former NHL defenseman Cody Franson as an assistant coach, replacing Pat Dwyer, who was promoted to the NHL when the Wild hired John Hynes. In addition, Minnesota has reassigned defenseman Daemon Hunt to AHL Iowa in a move that, based on the number of recent transactions he … [Read more...] about Minnesota Wild Hire Cody Franson As AHL Assistant Coach
Latest On Jared Spurgeon
Minnesota Wild captain Jared Spurgeon has a “decent chance” of returning from injury to play in the team’s game Saturday against the Winnipeg Jets, according to The Athletic’s Michael Russo. That would be a big add for the Wild, as Spurgeon has not played since December 10th. The Wild have fared well in his absence but they surely miss the heavy minutes he plays. If nothing … [Read more...] about Latest On Jared Spurgeon
Minnesota May Allow Danila Yurov To Remain In KHL
As soon as next season, it has been a poorly kept secret the Minnesota Wild were banking heavily on overseas prospects such as Danila Yurov, Liam Ohgren, and Marat Khusnutdinov coming to North America next year, infusing their forward core with a young jolt of offense. Nevertheless, in an article (subscription required) from Michael Russo of The Athletic, Yurov may sign an … [Read more...] about Minnesota May Allow Danila Yurov To Remain In KHL