By Ryan Compeau -
Ladies and gentlemen, the wait is over. Matt Duma and the Wild have agreed to a 5 year, 30 million dollar (6 million AAV) extension. Nothing better than a 3am EST notification from Elliotte Friedman saying the Wild and Dumba have agreed to this deal. Also, with it being 3am, not a lot of information has been released by the Wild about this extension so make sure to stick with Hockey Wilderness all day for news and reaction from the organization. With this deal settled, the Wild still have to sign Jason Zucker who also filed for salary arbitration. His hearing is set for July 28th.
I posted an article about a month ago on Dumba, and why he deserves the contract he has been offered. Check it out here.
On our walk with us this morning is one of my personal favorite songs off Drake’s new album, titled Summer Games.
Wild News
Wild on the Water raises $30,000 for charities
The National Hockey League's (NHL) Minnesota Wild and Ron Schara Productions jointly announced today that the second annual Wild on the Water Bass Fishing Tournament presented by Alumacraft raised $30,000 for charity.
Tending the fields
On the frozen pond
Amsoil Arena to Offer Expanded Beer, Wine Sales for UMD Hockey - Arena Digest
Beginning with the 2018-19 season, Amsoil Arena will offer expanded beer and wine sales for University of Minnesota Duluth men's and women's hockey games.
Off the trail
Lowry 'ecstatic' to sign three-year contract with Jets
Adam Lowry plans to have a "low key" summer, but July 19 was anything but.
Toews optimistic Blackhawks can bounce back after missing playoffs
Jonathan Toews celebrated the 10th anniversary of being named captain of the Chicago Blackhawks by displaying the leadership qualities that earned him the position in the first place.
Salvador mentoring youths, making difference for NextGEN AAA Foundation
It's in Bryce Salvador's bloodline to lead and make a difference.
Wheeler to battle pro golfers at PGA Tour Canada event
Blake Wheeler is a natural at hockey, but he is about to find out how his golf game shapes up against some of the brightest young players.Blake Wheeler is a natural at hockey, but he is about to find out how his golf game shapes up against some of the brightest young players.
Rangers hire Quinn, looking to advance rebuild
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. This time, the New York Rangers.
Stepan, Coyotes can't wait to get going
Derek Stepan is excited about the upcoming season for the Arizona Coyotes, and he's not alone.
Donato learning about offseason commitment from Bruins veterans
Ryan Donato strolled into Warrior Ice Arena full of confidence, perhaps even a bit of hubris. There he was, in the middle of May, and he was already hitting the gym at the Boston Bruins practice facility, already getting himself ready to make a push for a permanent spot on the roster starting in training camp.
Islanders looking to turn page after Tavares' departure
After the NHL Draft, free agency and other offseason moves, NHL.com is taking a look at where each team stands. Today, the New York Islanders.
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