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That's Wild
- Marat Khusnutdinov has put all of his ducks in a row after signing his Entry-Level Contract with the Minnesota Wild. All the paperwork has been signed and checked and on Monday, he got his first taste of an NHL practice. Here's how that practice went: [The Hockey News]
- The trade deadline saw the Wild part ways with Brandon Duhaime, Pat Maroon, and Connor Dewar, and received zero roster players in exchange. So, where does the lineup now stand having made those deals? [Hockey Wilderness]
- How Khusnutdinov is preparing for his NHL debut, and linking up with fellow Russian, Kirill Kaprizov. [The Athletic]
Off the trail...
- How the trade deadline shaped the future for each team. From getting cemented as the Stanley Cup favorites, to securing their fate to being at the top of the draft lottery. [ESPN]
- Matt Rempe has been going around fighting just about anyone. The 6-foot-7 minor-leaguer should not really be that known to the casual hockey fan, but his antics in some fisticuffs has caused quite a stir. Well, as his Rangers faced the Devils on Monday night, he went ahead and added a terrible head-hunting hit to his resume. [TheScore]
- Six trades that should have happened at the NHL's trade deadline last week. Lots of talent were in the trade rumors and not a whole lot moved. [Bleacher Report]
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