These Minnesota Wild young guns should be in the lineup next season!
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- Опубликовано: 27 окт 2024
- Jessi Pierce of Bardown Beauties & NHL.com joins Judd Zulgad and AJ Fredrickson to answer five questions about the Wild in the 2024-25 season. Which young names on the roster will get a good amount of ice time? Did the Wild dodge a bullet by not trading for Patrik Laine? Which current member of the team will be dealt before the start of the season? Plus more on he latest Judd's Hockey Show!
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Hey, i'm new to this show and as a Purple Daily subscriber since covid, i'm finding hockey as a great second American sport. I live in England and don't get NHL on TV but we do get NFL. I loved this show!
I think we make the playoffs. The biggest reason they didn’t make it last year was that half the team was injured the entire season. Barring unprecedented injury, again, they will make it.
The Wild are not loaning Öhgren to Sweden if he doesn't make the team. He's playing in Iowa if that's the case.
Heidt can't play in the AHL this year, so if he doesn't make the team over NoJo then it's either back to juniors or sign with a European team. He put up 117 points last year and was tied with Bedard in assists the year before that. He has nothing left to prove there and I think it's better for him to stay in MN even if he has some struggles. Put him on a line with Rossi and Zucc/Ohgren and see what he can do. Just send NoJo down to Iowa if no one wants to trade for him.
I came here to say that! But I think he gets a 9 game try out, then they will decide if they want to send him back to the WHL. Also It is kind of sad that Jessi doesn't know or forgot that.
If Ohgren doesnt make the Wild roster I highly doubt hes going back to sweden. The wild will want him in Iowa.
Never bring facts into Judd's show ever again.
GMBG likely inquired with the requirement of 50% salary retention, I'd be pissed if he at least didn't look into that...He probably also had ideas of dumping Gaudreau in the trade...
Judd's hockey knowledge on full display. "Askarov has been shakey for Nashville in the playoffs." Reality: Askarov has played 4 career games with Nashville and 0 playoff games.
Still can't beat "I expect Zeev Buium to play 2-3 years in the AHL before he's ready"
These people have no business talking hockey.
@joef2504
Keep in mind, they didn't know who Zeev was until he was drafted. They are paid to cover the Wild so there is no proactive only reactive.....They aren't hockey fans, this is their jobs.
“He’s been great in the minors in the regular season but in the playoffs he’s been shakey” referring to Askarov’s record in the minors not Nashville.
@@joef2504, haha, I hope not. Was hoping at latest 25-26 start of season
I’m a Wild fan first and a Habs fan second. I am extremely high on Laine. The Wild would kill for a guy that scores 30 goals in his sleep. I personally think he is a massive bounce back candidate if healthy. That being said. We did not have the money to make it work. It is ok since I’ll still be able to cheer for him in Montreal (Who look to be slowly putting it together). For the Habs It’s an easy investment. His stock is low so you buy low for a high return. That is how you win trades. You get a player like that for a decent (not elite) defensive prospect and you get a pick? You make that trade any day. When a guy with his kind of potential becomes available you make it work. I am glad one of my favorite teams jumped on the opportunity.
$8.7M is buying low? The guy hasn't played a full season since 2017.
@@travzimmerman1340 Yes. And you get a second round pick. For only a ok defensive prospect and cap space. Which Montreal has a ton of. When you have an abundance of cap space and for that kind of potential you make the move. Especially for a player like Laine where there is no doubt if he can score. It’s just about staying healthy.
Bad scenario for Montreal:
He gets injured and still can’t stay on the ice. You place him on LTIR and have gained a second round pick for a defensive prospect. Not terrible.
Worst case is that he sucks. Either way I’m taking that bet in Montreal’s situation every time.
They (Minnesota) didn’t have the cap space to make the move. It’s unfortunate. Completely different situations obviously. Taking a chance on Laine is a commodity that the Wild can’t afford.
@MNWildFan57
I'm not saying it was a terrible trade but there's definitely a ton of risk involved. Large cap hits on guys that are always hurt is always a yuge risk.
@@travzimmerman1340 Eh. It’s only two years. Like I said. A very nice bet to make. Especially with the upside.
@@travzimmerman1340 Trav. I have no doubt in my mind that if the buyouts were not a factor Billy would have pulled the trigger on this deal. Whether that’s good or not remains to be seen.
What I do know is Billy being willing or at least exploring a deal to try and move the needle is better than what we usually get in Minnesota.
I like Utah to move up. I think Cooley looks extremely fast and dynamic. If he and then either Hayton or Gunther take the next step they will have some legitimate top end talent. I would put them in the middle bunch with Stl, Min, and Wpg competing for the fourth spot. Safe bet is the Jets but I figure it will be relatively close all season
I love this channel but its laughable that anyone thinks 46-5 are gonna be the first line D
7-25
46-5
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You three seem to almost always equal a tall hockey player with being automatically better…there are plenty of tall players who are not good enough to play in the NHL and there are plenty of elite players who are under 6’ tall. There needs to be more maturity in your discernment of talent.
Keep in mind, none of them played hockey and don't watch any other hockey outside the Wild. The regurgitate what they hear.
Yes judd how dare players play for a charity & think of someone other than themselves.
They need to be as selfish as judd at all times apparently
Time to start bundling some of our prospects and draft picks to get that sniping 2nd line winger or center. It's all about placating Kaprizov........and accelerating (i.e. via trade) the development timeline.
Kirill will get 55. He will be healthy from the start and I think he will get some Russia help.
If healthy and full 82 , I’ll say he is a hart trophy finalist….
Laine will have more goals than every Wild player not called Kirill this year. Laine has his down falls and massive contract but Wild need a guy who can just shoot and gets goals even if he's not that Lock room one of us guys.
Marc Andre Fluery will play in more games than Patrick Laine will this season. Laine is a disaster. Thank goodness the wild didn't trade for him!
@@The_Iron_vibe Bingo
@@drow04 If that’s the case. Oh well. Montreal barely gave up anything for him. With their abundance of cap space they can make moves like this.
@@drow04I said goals! If the flower has more goals than Laine this season …….
Matt Boldy will def score more
You guys dont know your hockey
Same team with same players . Not expecting much this year ,again .
What a joke of a show, honestly
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