Minnesota Wild
Minnesota Wild
40-33-9, 3rd Northwest
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Apr 11, 2009 at Columbus, W 6-3
Goals COB R. Nash, J. Boll, D. Dorsett MIN K. Foster, M. Gaborik (2), M. Bergeron, M. Skoula, M. Koivu
Goalies MIN J. Harding (W, 28/31 SV) COB S. Mason (L, 27/32 SV)
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Happy Havlat checks out new home in Minnesota
Happy Havlat checks out new home in Minnesota
DAVE CAMPBELL,
Jul 3, 2009
When Chicago would no longer give him a long-term contract, Martin Havlat turned his focus to Minnesota. He was intrigued by the Wild's hockey-savvy fans, well-regarded arena, young core players and new up-tempo style, enough that he was willing to take a little less money than offered elsewhere to leave general manager Chuck Fletcher salary-cap flexibility. ...More |
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Wild Team Report
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Wild Team Report Jul 4, 2009
In these parts—the Twin Cities, that is—Wild fans are typically accustomed to being disappointed in free agency.
There was Brian Rolston, a magnificent pickup in 2004 who notched three straight 30-goal seasons. But beyond that, free agents typically snub the Wild, no more than last year when Marian Hossa, Kristian Huselius, Markus Naslund and others said no. Owner Craig Leipold vowed change and aggressiveness this summer after firing GM Doug Risebrough, and the Wild did just that—landing one of the top free agent forwards available in right wing Martin Havlat. Havlat, 28, is coming off a career year—and first full injury-free season—in Chicago and signed a six-year, $30 million contract. "From looking at the team, there's a ...More |
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| Special Teams | 20.1 |
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Hockey Wilderness
