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NHL PLayoffs 13' - 14'


TomWehler

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Its going to be a battle tonight and I suspect we see a different avs team. Agreed Pier looking back at that first game hurts but maybe a little adversity is what this team needed.

Parise and Koivu have been good, no goals yet but they are certainly setting up the kids. Need to see a little more from pommers and moulson. We are in this because we finally have some depth, Granlund has stepped it up this year, nino has been solid all year, and Coyle and Huala have been huge down the stretch and into the playoffs. I still wouldn't call us a cup contender but we are close. Scandella has looked pretty good all year, and while Spurgie and Brodin haven't been amazing they have been good. Brodin still have a ton of potential. Really like how this team is coming together and the kids have a lot of room to grow.

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Going into OT on the road in the playoffs is normally good, HOWEVER it is not good when you give up a shorty and tying goal in the final minutes of the game.

Come on Wild you got this!!!! I sense a Haula or Coyle with the winner.

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however this ends I'm proud of the Wild. They out played the AVs clearly, and responded to the terrible reffing with goals... Awesome! I know a lot of fans hate Yeo but he obviously out coached Roy, but the refs are giving that @#$t rag so many chances to build a career... Not sure why! Avs are awful and they are rewarded for being that!

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