That's Wild
- The salary cap ceiling for the upcoming 2024-25 season is going to be higher than expected. Originally, the consensus projection was that the cap for the new ceiling would make a jump to roughly $87.7 million. Officially, that number is $88 million and will become the new number for teams to go off of on July 1. It has been a while since we have seen a jump as high as this $4.5-million increase. [NHL.com]
- Mats Zuccarello is expanding his resume beyond the rink. He is now part owner of English soccer club, Burton Albion who currently compete in League One, the domestic third division. [The Hockey News]
- The Wild can learn some valuable lessons from the Edmonton Oilers' current Stanley Cup run. [Hockey Wilderness]
Off the trail...
- The Oilers are expecting much more pushback from the Florida Panthers in Game 2 on Monday. Even though they won, Florida should be looking to take advantage of an Oilers team on their heels to really make this series their series. [NHL.com]
- In some unfortunate news, the Washington Capitals are purchasing the beloved CapFriendly website and it will be going offline on July 5. [Sportsnet]
- There are always a couple old guys without a Stanley Cup ring in the Final they we are all collectively cheering for. This year, there are a good number of them. [ESPN]
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