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  • Wilderness Walk: Looking Ahead


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    Thomas Williams

    That's Wild

    • Paul Fenton's name will never not leave a bad taste in the mouth of most Minnesota Wild fans, but he might have just been right to move on from the players that he controversially traded away. [Hockey Wilderness]
    • GM Bill Guerin opens up about the Wild being in "cap hell." [BMTS]

    Off the trail...

    • A big look at which NHL teams are best poised to make a big splash in free agency next summer. It might be far away but there are some significant names that could be switching teams and some hockey clubs have some cap space and desire to take the next step. [The Athletic]

    • There is another very good Russian prospect that is going to go at the top of the 2024 NHL Draft. Some are even saying that he is better than Matvei Michkov. Meet Ivan Demidov. [Daily Faceoff]

    • Speaking of the NHL Draft, which teams have been the best at acquiring draft capital, and which are the worst? [Yahoo Sports]

    • Sean McIndoe has another thought experiment in the dead of the hockey offseason. How many NHL lineups could you build with players whose jersey numbers add up to 100? It's fun, at least. [The Athletic]

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    In a conversation with Justin Wiggins, he did some Rossi work in March last year. The article this year of Daemon Hunt helping Jared Spurgeon is what brought on the conversation, but that article was quite awhile ago. 

    Justin Referred me to an article he wrote in March, probably one that escaped HW readers. Here is the article:  

    The article gives a lot of insight on the growth Marco Rossi had last year, and is insight Justin had watching 3 games of film. There's a lot that can be learned from his observations, and it was a very well written article. I'd suggest it as a nice read during the dog days of summer.

    I've mentioned before about how much strength and speed I thought Rossi lost with his myocarditis. There was another aspect that I hadn't really figured into the equation: The speed of the game. It appears that the game had been going too fast for him, for a time both in Iowa and up here. That may have been what we saw with the 1st 16 games of the season. In the final 3 that he played late in the year, I thought he visibly improved each game.

    Thanks, Justin for getting back to me on my question about Rossi, and I hope everyone benefits from the information he shared.

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