just Friday, and already I am having no hockey withdrawels. why have the stupid all star games anymore, there worthless in any sport. its all we need is dubs to give up 15 goals, that’s great for his confindence.
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MN Wild 2018-19 Official Thread
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January 25, 2019 at 10:57 pm #1829525
A terrific game versus the Avs. It’s just so much fun handing Landeskog yet another humiliating loss to the Wild. They’re probably all in group therapy for Wild Frustration.
Coyle continues his impressive streak, about 10 games now. This has to be closing in on a record for him. But before I hope that this could be the new-new Coyle, let’s remember we’ve been here before. But we can hope this continues.
Man I really miss Dumba on that blue line. The 5 on 3 power plays against the Avs would have been even more fun with some bombs away Dumba action from the point to inflict even more pain on the Avs. It was just so much fun to watch him. Anyone heard any possible ETA speculation on Dumba’s return?
Now that we have a few games to evaluate the Fenton 1.0 moves, I give him a C-. Nothing much to be impressed by, nothing much to regret so far. I guess we did free up almost a million in cap space, so possibly a net plus assuming there’s some improvement that can actually be made with it, but if Fenton has a purpose beyond “sending a message” with the Nino trade, it’s not happening so far. Sideways move at best so far.
Grouse
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 26, 2019 at 10:09 am #1829608The trades seem to have shaken the team up in a positive way, kudos to Fenton.
The interesting thing is what other trades were also discussed, and have they been placed on the back burner. The talent gap between the Wild and the top NHL teams is still wider than this team can overcome. maybe they ride out the season and make better changes in the offseason.
#5’s certainly increased his trade value
January 26, 2019 at 10:40 am #1829614I agree the trades seems to have shaken up the team and had a positive effect so far. Also agree we didn’t really upgrade talent but that kind of remains to be seen.
Isn’t there some fear Dumba may not be back this season?
January 26, 2019 at 1:02 pm #1829639The interesting thing is what other trades were also discussed, and have they been placed on the back burner. The talent gap between the Wild and the top NHL teams is still wider than this team can overcome. maybe they ride out the season and make better changes in the offseason.
Does that mean you’re wavering on your 2.5+ trades prediction by the deadline? I’ve been telling you that they’re better off waiting for the off-season. The only kind of trades made at the deadline are rental players and cap offloading deals. The wild are in the market for neither not are they willing to give up key pieces in the playoff race.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 26, 2019 at 6:58 pm #1829708Does that mean you’re wavering on your 2.5+ trades prediction by the deadline?
No, we are now at 1.5 right?
It would be a bit naive to think that there are not other offers and discussions still going on.I’ve been telling you that they’re better off waiting for the off-season.
I’ve been listening, I just don’t totally agree with you. I think teams looking to,and capable of upgrading their team before the trade deadline,are more likely to give up more during the season than the off season.
The wild are in the market for neither not are they willing to give up key pieces in the playoff race.
They already have,and there may be more.
January 26, 2019 at 7:13 pm #1829714No, we are now at 1.5 right?
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>jeff_huberty wrote:</div>
Over or Under 2.5 trades before the deadline?Under.
To be clear, from today to the deadline. Also, trades meaning trading away current Wild roster players, not just draft picks.
They’re at 0 in my book.
January 26, 2019 at 7:20 pm #1829715They already have,and there may be more.
They gave up Nino, based on his play the last 100 games, I wouldn’t call him a key piece.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 26, 2019 at 7:59 pm #1829727Brad Hunt trade? Claiming Nashville D Bettiti?
Possible new set of D as insurance for trading Brodin? Or Spurgeon?jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 27, 2019 at 12:12 pm #1829819<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>jeff_huberty wrote:</div>
They already have,and there may be more.They gave up Nino, based on his play the last 100 games, I wouldn’t call him a key piece.
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Based on the last 100 games you could say the same thing for 6-8 others
CaptainMuskyPosts: 22284January 28, 2019 at 7:57 am #1830001Brad Hunt trade? Claiming Nashville D Bettiti?
Possible new set of D as insurance for trading Brodin? Or Spurgeon?there is talk that Pateryn is being shopped. I would be surprised though because we just added to Left Shot D men, with Hunt and Bitteto I don’t think we would get rid of another. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Prosser waived. Not sure he provides much value anymore with the recent moves made.
Brodin has been really solid this year. He doesn’t have much Offensive upside, but he is a really smart player. I would hate to see him go, but he could get a decent return.
Russo had a nice 1 on 1 with Fenton, it happened just prior to the Vegas game, so the Hunt deal hadn’t been consummated yet, but he cleared pointed a lack of depth in our prospect pool, shocker, and was definitely not interested in deals where we sent picks the other way. He wants “hockey trades” which are exactly what he has done with Kloos and Nino.
He doesn’t give up much info, but his comments made it seem that he has Leipold’s ear and support for basically whatever he wants to do from pushing to win now to rebuilding, though he doesn’t think “blowing” it up is necessary.January 29, 2019 at 7:11 am #1830412Kaprizov update – scored 2 more goals yesterday (league leading 9th gwg) giving him 23 sofar for the season (2nd in the khl). Search online (khl’s twitter page) to watch the OT goal he scored, the offensive mindset he shows is something NONE if the current Wild players have.
CaptainMuskyPosts: 22284January 29, 2019 at 7:38 am #1830419the offensive mindset he shows is something NONE if the current Wild players have.
100%
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 31, 2019 at 2:19 pm #1831531In his fifth transaction in the past two weeks, Paul Fenton has added another defender, acquiring left-shot defensemen Michael Kapla of the New Jersey Devils. Headed back to the Garden State is Iowa right-shot defensemen Ryan Murphy.
January 31, 2019 at 3:07 pm #1831559hopefully this is all part of some master plan… oh and Kaprizov had a Goal and 2 assists today
CaptainMuskyPosts: 22284January 31, 2019 at 3:25 pm #1831563hopefully this is all part of some master plan… oh and Kaprizov had a Goal and 2 assists today
Dont temp us with this type of talk, its almost like the meteorologist telling us its going to be in the 40’s this weekend we will get our hopes up.
I am a little perplexed by all the D moves are left shot?! I do know that Hunt has some flexibility where he can play on the right side, so that is nice, but this is now 3 lefties??? I think this is a good move for Iowa at least for now. Kapla has put up some decent numbers and Murphy has been floundering.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 31, 2019 at 3:46 pm #1831576I am a little perplexed by all the D moves are left shot?! I do know that Hunt has some flexibility where he can play on the right side, so that is nice, but this is now 3 lefties??? I think this is a good move for Iowa at least for now. Kapla has put up some decent numbers and Murphy has been floundering.
Kapla swap for Murphy seems a little odd other than just a change of scenery for each might be a benefit. So it does not look like an improvement on the surface, other than to the Iowa Wild.
Or there is something else cooking coming up.
Still .5 Under the 2.5 but the over now seems to be a given.January 31, 2019 at 3:50 pm #1831577Still .5 Under the 2.5 but the over now seems to be a given.
According to my count, still 0.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 31, 2019 at 4:04 pm #1831582<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>jeff_huberty wrote:</div>
Still .5 Under the 2.5 but the over now seems to be a given.According to my count, still 0.
Would expect nothing less , when your wrong your always right.
January 31, 2019 at 6:05 pm #1831607They have traded away 0 regular MN wild players. Pretty simple.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941January 31, 2019 at 6:55 pm #1831620How could they conduct a trade if they are not MN Wild players?
Not sure the NHL would allow that, all players have been on the roster before.
The Five trades seem to indicate Fenton may be planning for the next few seasons and do little for improving the roster for a playoff run this season.January 31, 2019 at 7:26 pm #1831627Just keep manipulating what I say to make yourself feel better.
You’re the one that keeps saying this team has no talent and can’t compete with the big dogs. These minor league trades are doing nothing to remove the “talentless” players they have.
You say he’s setting them up to make a splash later on? Well maybe. It’s a logical thought. I bet against it. And since then they’ve moved 0 regular players.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941February 1, 2019 at 8:58 am #1831746Fenton has five trades on the books all have been part of the Wild Organization and others are now part of the organization, have they Played in the NHL? yes.
2 Trades since the Over or Under 2.5. Call them what ever fits your Rose colored agenda.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>jeff_huberty wrote:</div>
They already have,and there may be more.They gave up Nino, based on his play the last 100 games, I wouldn’t call him a key piece.
Your words, Not one of the regulars?
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941February 1, 2019 at 9:29 am #1831752basseyesPosts: 2502February 1, 2019 at 3:10 pm #1831829These minor league trades are doing nothing to remove the “talentless” players they have.
X2!
Agreed.
Totally agree with your assessment that Sutter needs his walking papers.
basseyesPosts: 2502February 1, 2019 at 3:15 pm #1831831And since then they’ve moved 0 regular players.
So there was a stipulation on the o/u on if the trades were regular players or not?
Can you define “regular”, other than a bowel movement?
February 1, 2019 at 5:02 pm #1831850Well, some minor league swaps and a new contract locking Staylock up for 3 more years. Fenton isn’t exactly shaking up the known universe with big club trades. Fenton talks, but doesn’t really say much in interviews, so it will be interesting to see what else happens.
Some bigger moves around the league. The Pens just traded for Nick Bjugstad and Jared McCann from the Panthers, but at a pretty steep price giving up Derick Brassard, Riley Sheahan and three 2019 draft picks. I really liked Bjugstad when he was at the U, back when they had a hockey team.
Will be great to see Wild back in action again tonight. Hope they have jump right from the get-go tonight.
Grouse
February 1, 2019 at 6:02 pm #1831861Can you define “regular”, other than a bowel movement?
Explain to me how any of the recent trades were regular players.
Ask huberty what the stipulations were. He seems to like digging up old posts so he can take them out of context to jab at others.
jeff_hubertyInactivePosts: 4941February 1, 2019 at 6:37 pm #1831863The over and under 2.5 was a simple benchmark that you choose to change the parameters of.
It seems to be pretty a simple observation and an example of where the WILD and the Penguins are,
The Penguins are making moves to win the Stanley Cup this season.
The Wild are not making moves to win the Stanley CUP this season.
They are making moves to try and improve in the next few years.
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