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How Did the Wild Build A Strong Prospect Pool Without Top Picks?

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Since 2014, the Minnesota Wild have selected in the top ten of the NHL Draft the same number of times they’ve advanced past the first round of the NHL playoffs. Once. Still, according to The Athletic's Scott Wheeler, the Wild have the second-best prospect pool. How does that happen? The...

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How Did the Wild Build A Strong Prospect Pool Without Top Picks?

Since 2014, the Minnesota Wild have selected in the top ten of the NHL Draft the same number of times they’ve advanced past the first round of the NHL playoffs. Once. Still, according to The Athletic's Scott Wheeler, the Wild have the second-best prospect pool. How does that happen? The...

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Hockey Wilderness broke the news in 2 days ago on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

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