Across the various media outlets, journalists are realising that it might’ve been unfair to write the Minnesota Wild off on the basis of three or four poor games to start the season.
After all, we’re talking about a team that has topped one hundred points and have a decent streak of making the post-season, regardless of having a team with a considerably higher average age than most.
As of last week though, Power Rankings across the Internet started to take note of their improving on-ice product.
Starting with Dan Rosen on the official NHL website; he ranks the Minnesota Wild at 10th in the Super 16.