By Bryan Reynolds -
Great game last night, eh? Hopefully you all looked at the SOG chart in the game re-cap. If not, you should. You will learn a valuable lesson about how to win a game. Limit shots in the high percentage areas, and fire the puck at the net as much as possible. It is not a difficult recipe, yet the Wild haven't figured it out yet.
Seriously... you need to see it, so here it is again:
Yeah. Absolutely not a good game.
Let's move forward, shall we? The Wild go tonight into a a building they never play well in. By the end of this week, the bandwagon will most likely be empty. Plenty of seats still remaining, indeed.
For entertainment purposes, head over to Facebook for the Question of the Day. Things will be a bit behind schedule today as I head out to head some family clear ice dams on their houses, but the game thread will be up if nothing else. We'll see you all later. Stay warm, folks.
Wild News
Red Wings take control, never let go vs. Wild | StarTribune.com - The pure definition of a thumping.
Rookies find a home away from home | StarTribune.com - Everyone with me: awwwww....
Coach Todd Richards says changes coming after Wild fall to 8-8-2 on home ice - TwinCities.com - Changes are coming? I'll believe that when I see it.
KiPA's Korner
Hitting The Post: More badness for Devils; Some upsets on Sunday - The Devs drew just over 5K last night. There was some snow in the area, but there was one other factor... these are the Devils.
Off the Trail
USA opens defense of world junior title with Bjugstad OT winner; Email from "passionate" Canadian fan | StarTribune.com - Russo with a run down of WJC action.
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