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That's Wild
- PWHL Minnesota can take home the inaugural Walter Cup championship in a winner-take-all Game 5 on Wednesday night in Boston after having it taken away from them in the dying minutes of Game 4. During double overtime at home, at the X, Minnesota had their game-winning goal called off after some hearty celebration -- and of course Boston came right back in it and ended up winning the game and forcing the one final game. It has been a rollercoaster of a season for Minnesota but we cannot deny that this winner-take-all game will be as good as you can hope for during an inaugural game of a new league. [Daily Faceoff]
- The main assumption regarding the Minnesota Wild's upcoming 2024 NHL Draft strategy is a preference for defensemen. With most of their prospects on the blue line not hitting the ceiling that most wanted to, they might just try to get a number of defensemen and hope that at least one sticks. Well, maybe they don't have to think about positions after all -- thanks to Brock Faber. [Hockey Wilderness]
Off the trail...
- Edmonton Oilers coach Kris Knoblauch's journey from a youth hockey coach to eventually "saving" the season for his team. [ESPN]
- How NBA legend and TNT panelist Charles Barkley got into hockey and is learning from NHL analysts. [Sportsnet]
- The best landing spot for six restricted free agents this summer. [Bleacher Report]
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