L’attaquant débutant Khusnutdinov devrait également avoir un impact lors de sa première saison complète
Après le repêchage de la LNH, le marché des joueurs autonomes et d’autres mouvements hors saison, NHL.com examine la position de chaque équipe en vue de la saison régulière 2024-25, qui débute le 4 octobre. Aujourd’hui, le Wild du Minnesota :
Saison 2023-24 : 39-34-9, sixième de la division Centrale; a raté les séries éliminatoires de la Coupe Stanley
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>**Projected lineup**
>Kirill Kaprizov — Marco Rossi — Mats Zuccarello
>Marcus Johansson — Joel Eriksson Ek — Matt Boldy
>Marcus Foligno — Marat Khusnutdinov — Ryan Hartman
>Jakub Lauko — Frederick Gaudreau — Yakov Trenin
>Jonas Brodin — Brock Faber
>Jake Middleton — Jared Spurgeon
>Declan Chisholm — Zach Bogosian
>Marc-Andre Fleury
>Filip Gustavsson
Jessi Pierce has this, does anyone know if Russo has put anything out?
Lauko and Trenin are not known for their scoring.
A line and a half and then all forth liners
Lauko and Trenin are for bottom 6 depth and PK prowess. We’re running back the same scoring players as last year
I would love to see the Wild back in the playoffs this year, but I fear that they’re all but locked out with just how stacked the central division is. I can’t see them doing better than the Stars, Preds, or Avs, so they’re duking it out with the Jets and possibly Utah for a Wild Card spot. Granted the pacific is conversely quite weak so there’s always a chance two central teams can make it in.
Idk if it’s just me but I like the idea of a Hartman-Trenin-Foligno line. I’m also curious to figure out who takes the other wing spot on the 2nd line, I could see Ohgren making the best impression out of the young guys. I think Heidt’s got a chip on his shoulder for slipping in the draft but I think he probably plays another year in the WHL.
That writer doesn’t know much about hockey
I think if Heidt could hit 40-50 points that would really help this team
Idk if max 21 goals is putting them over any hump whatsoever