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http://twitter.com/Russostrib/status/330810377531166722I have a hunch the #mnwild will recall Stephane Veilleux for tomorrow's game
Not a coincidence that he was scratched tonight either.
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http://twitter.com/Russostrib/status/330810377531166722I have a hunch the #mnwild will recall Stephane Veilleux for tomorrow's game
http://www.startribune.com/sports/blogs/206118301.htmlThe Houston Aeros do play a deciding Game 5 tonight in Grand Rapids. Perhaps a couple players rush up here from Michigan on Sunday morning (a Mikael Granlund or a Justin Fontaine maybe?) or maybe tonight (Stephane Veilleux?).
Veilleux makes sense. Mike Rupp just looks to be immobilized by his banged-up knee and the Wild could use more speed and banging. I thought Zenon Konopka played a real good Game 1, but maybe the Wild looks to change up a few of the fourth-line forwards. We shall see. Torrey Mitchell can move to center if Veilleux slotted in and Rupp did play.
Well at least Veilleux is a speedy ball of crazy. But this still feels like they're just throwing whatever they've got at the wall and praying like hell that something sticks.
Exactly. He won't help as far as offense goes, but he'll be a lightning bug out there. It'll get the crowd going. It could shake the snow globe a bit, which is what the team needs. He may not score goals, but his actions could help create them.It's not really "meh". Actually, Veilleux will bring what the Wild missed in the playoffs so far. Energy.
Also, getting more leadership won't hurt the team that's for sure.
Oh the Wild have earned those calls, but they've earned it by being #$!@ing lazy and careless. While it'd be bad to get a call early in the game tomorrow, I'd still welcome a guy like SV who will no doubt put his heart into it. Cripes. They've tried everything else.Well thats good. If we're gonna get a penalty, lets at least EARN it rather then get some candyass call like we always get.
Also, may as well just ship the whole Aeros squad up to St. Paul at this point.
From what I've garnered by what the players and coach has been saying from before game 1, the Wild have been preparing not to win, but simply to not be dominated (of which they failed miserably last game). They don't seem to have a "let's go out and give 'em heck and win this thing!" attitude, they seem to have a "these guys are really good, so let's not try to do anything aggressive and just try to block shots." attitude.