Photo: Minnesota Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin had just seven points in the regular season but three in the playoffs, showing the skill level that has been too often muted in his young career* (courtesy of David Berding/Icon Sportswire)
The 2011 NHL Draft was held in the Minnesota Wild’s own yard, which put a little bit of pressure on the scouts and managers not to fumble things. It remains to this day an open question whether Chuck Fletcher took that opportunity to put his mark on the Wild in a positive or negative way. His tenure as General Manager had already gotten off to a rocky start when he sent the Wild’s 2009 first-rounder Nick Leddy off to Chicago in exchange for Cam Barker, who put up five points in 52 games in the 2010-11 season for the Wild and was out of the NHL soon thereafter.… read more
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