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Opening Weekend Rewind 0

Finally, after many months of banging our heads against the wall out of utter frustration, the NHL has returned. And, during an opening weekend that included 19 games, there were a lot of good, bad and interesting occurrences across the … Continue reading

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BREAKING: Parise, Suter Choose Wild 0

Ok, of course, it’s not breaking news, but with Zach Parise and Ryan Suter making the biggest decision of the 2012 free agency on American Independence Day, your American writers were away from the internet for a little while. With … Continue reading

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Free Agent Signings Day 1: Northwest Division 0

From the Pacific Division to the Northwest Division, let’s continue looking into the July 1st moves of all the teams in the NHL. Edmonton Oilers 2011-2012 By the Numbers: —–> 5th in the division, missed the postseason. —–> 19th in … Continue reading

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So Who DOES Land in Minnesota? 0

I have touched on the fact in my last two posts that the Minnesota Wild are going to have a lot of money to spend, but I don’t think the Wild will be able to land either of the top … Continue reading

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Where Will Suter Land? 0

The second post in this free agency preview will cover the other top UFA in the market, after inquiring about Zach Parise earlier this week. I mentioned that the Red Wings and Wild are going to be in on a lot … Continue reading

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Where Will Parise Land? 0

Now that the the Stanley Cup has been rewarded to the Los Angeles Kings, the question now becomes: How will teams rebuild in the offseason? Free agency begins on the first of July, and a veritable feeding frenzy of player … Continue reading

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Is This the Scorer for the Wild? 0

It’s no secret that the problem with the Wild for, well, ever, has been with their lack of goal scorers. Before the 2011-12 season, they made the bold move of going out to acquire Dany Heatley, and were met with … Continue reading

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Mikko Koivu, Wild Come Back 0

Oh, what might have been for the Minnesota Wild, if only Mikko Koivu had remained healthy all season. Koivu, the team captain and first line center has been out with an injury he received in February. Perhaps the team could … Continue reading

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Gaborik Shines Versus Old Team 0

After spending 8 years in St. Paul as the Wild’s best player in their history, Marian Gaborik had a somewhat contentious departure from Minnesota before signing with the New York Rangers in 2009. He has had some issues coming back … Continue reading

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Puck Drop Preview: 3/24 0

Today is a busy and overall important day across the NHL. There are 11 games, and all but one could have a significant impact on seeding once the postseason comes around. So, instead of focusing on one game — which … Continue reading

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