Stanley Cup Championship On Horizon

I was just thinking about the NHL Playoffs and the fact that the Minnesota Wild only have to win 16 more games this year in order to raise the Stanley Cup for the State of Hockey. I am sure that Jacques Lemaire and the rest of the Minnesota Wild coaching staff have made it perfectly clear to Gaborik, Rolston, Burns and the rest of the boys that they need to play one game at a time and not worry about who their next opponent will be or get too far ahead of themselves. I unfortunately, am not a member of the Minnesota Wild so I can look ahead and start the countdown from 16 t0 1.

Please Let There Be No Injuries

At this point of the season, with virtually no chance of catching the division leading Vancouver Canucks, the Minnesota Wild coaching staff should be resting Gaborik, Demitra, Rolston, Backstrom and Bouchard in order to prevent an injury. the only down side to resting them is that there is a chance that the team could lose some of their momentum. That is a risk that I am willing to take in order to guarantee that the Minnesota Wild will skate into the NHL Playoffs full-strength. GO WILD!!!

BRIAN ROLSTON IS A SUPERSTAR

We as Minnesota Wild fans knew it while everyone else in the world was clueless until yesterday. The NHL All Star game was the official superstar coming out party for Minnesota Wild forward Brian Rolston. Give me a break, two goal and two assists. It was exactly the diversion that I needed as a fan of the Wild. It allowed me for a day to forget about the Wild's mildly disappointing season. For those of you who didn't catch the NHL All Star game and aren't fans of the Minnesota Wild, I want to introduce you to a true hockey superstar... Brian Rolston.