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Minnesota Wild 2015-2016 Season Review The Minnesota Wild '15- 16 season will be remembered as yet another season in a seemingly never-ending series of inconsistent performance. The roster looked, at times, to be one of the most dangerous in all of hockey. At other times, Minnesota looked to be nothing more than a team filled with underachieving stars, burned-out veterans, project-type youth, and washed-up borderline AHL players. The season saw the firing of long-term head coach Mike Yeo after another run of disastrous mid-season form. It was the first time in Minnesota Wild history that saw a coach leave during the season. Minnesota backed into the playoffs amidst possibly the worst run of from in the history of the NHL, yet it was the same team that preformed well enough during stretches of the regular season to put them in a position to collapse so completely and still make the playoffs. It was Minnesota's forth consecutive season of post-season play, and the fan base was insanely realistic in their expectations going in against a top-seeded Dallas club without their regular season goal leader Zach Parise and their creative genius Thomas Vanek. Yet somehow, in true Minnesota fashion, the Wild outperformed every prediction in pushing the series to six games, and Minnesota was able to make the top-seeded team look markedly mortal, and played well enough to have both fans and the team wondering what could have been if it wasn't for some of the most fluky goals in hockey history or if their lineup wasn't reduced by injuries. Minnesota's season as a whole is challenging to sum up, as expectations for the development of youth players looked to bode well for a team with a strong nucleus of veteran talent heading into the season. That level of expectation was just barely met early on, but then crushed so dramatically that it removed any hopes for the club to salvage anything from the season. With a new coach behind the bench, Minnesota again played well enough to make people wonder if this team could get to the yet again collapsed so badly in the final push it took another team leaving all 12 points on the table in the last 6 games for Minnesota to back into the playoffs. With no faith or logical reason for anyone to expect a series win, Minnesota pushed Dallas to the limit at times. The Wild went out and played their best hockey of the season for parts of each game, only to come up short when the team was hindered not by a Dallas side being dominant, but by shooting themselves in their own foot. Actually, it is easy to sum up the '15- 16 season perfectly: In spurts, Minnesota was both the best and worst team in the NHL, and they were both by their own making. With the only constant for the Wild being their inconsistency, Minnesota proved that no matter how well a team played 20 minutes of hockey every night, not preforming for 40 minutes of a game is going to catch up to everyone in the end. Minnesota Playoff Recap First Round DAL 4 - 2 MIN Game Info Result Wild @ Dallas – Game 1 Thursday, April 14th @ 8:30pm DAL 4 - 0 Wild @ Dallas – Game 2 Saturday, April 16th @ 7:00pm DAL 2 - 1 Dallas @ Wild – Game 3 Monday, April 18th @ 7:30pm MIN 5 - 3 Dallas @ Wild – Game 4 Wednesday, April 20th @ 8:30pm DAL 3 - 2 Wild @ Dallas – Game 5 Friday, April 22nd @ 8:30pm MIN 5 - 4, OT Dallas @ Wild – Game 6 Sunday, April 24th @ 2:00pm DAL 5 - 4 Minnesota Team Statistics (NOTE: Regular Season Only, also note that if you have the RES Chrome App installed, this table becomes fully customizable which you can sort by any stat by selecting that stat in the header. Without RES installed, the table is sorted alphabetically for your convenience. Catagory Stat League Rank Conference Rank Division Rank Goals For 213 T-18th 9th 5th Goals Against 204 9th 4th 2nd Goal For Per Game 2. 60 T-18th 9th 5th Goals Against Per Game 2. 49 T-9th 4th 2nd Shots For Per Game 29. 0 23rd 11th 6th Shots Against Per Game 28. 6 7th 5th 2nd Team Save. 913 14th 5th 3rd Penalties In Minutes - For 545 1st 1st 1st Penalties In Minutes - Against 702 28th 14th 7th Powerplay Goals - For 48 T-12th T-8th T-5th Powerplay Opportunities - For 259 T-11th T-6th T-3rd Powerplay% 18. 5 T-15th 8th 5th Powerplay Goals - Against 45 T-20th 4th 3rd Times Short-Handed 204 T-1st 1st 1st Penalty Kill% 77. 9 27th 12th 7th Short-Handed Goals - For 7 T-9th T-5th T-4th Short-Handed Goals - Against 6 T-15th T-7th 5th Minnesota Wild Player Stats (Please note: If you have the RES Chrome App installed, this table becomes fully customizable which you can sort by any stat by selecting that stat in the header. REGULAR SEASON - Final ALL SKATERS POS GP G A PTS. PIM ATOI PPG PPA SHG SHA SOG S% Bertschy, Christoph C 3 0 0 0 0 0 06:57 0 0 0 0 3 0. 0 Brodin, Jonas D 68 2 5 7 -5 18 20:25 0 0 0 0 58 3. 4 Bulmer, Brett RW 3 0 0 0 -1 7 06:43 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Carter, Ryan C 60 7 5 12 -3 48 11:08 0 0 1 0 62 11. 3 Coyle, Charlie C 82 21 21 42 1 16 17:18 2 4 0 1 140 15. 0 Dalpe, Zac C 2 1 0 1 0 0 10:15 0 0 0 0 3 33. 3 Dumba, Matt D 81 10 16 26 1 38 16:50 6 6 0 0 152 6. 6 Folin, Christian D 26 0 4 4 -1 11 14:35 0 0 0 0 14 0. 0 Fontaine, Justin RW 60 5 11 16 3 20 11:51 0 0 0 1 54 9. 3 Gabriel, Kurtis RW 3 0 0 0 1 10 04:30 0 0 0 0 1 0. 0 Granlund, Mikael C 82 13 31 44 -12 20 18:07 2 9 1 0 160 8. 1 Graovac, Tyler C 2 0 0 0 -1 0 11:37 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Haula, Erik LW 76 14 20 34 21 24 12:44 0 1 2 2 99 14. 1 Jones, David RW 16 2 1 3 1 0 11:09 0 0 0 0 17 11. 8 Keranen, Michael LW 1 0 0 0 -1 0 06:09 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Koivu, Mikko C 82 17 39 56 6 40 19:56 10 10 1 1 141 12. 1 Niederreiter, Nino RW 82 20 23 43 9 36 15:33 2 3 0 0 159 12. 6 Olofsson, Gustav D 2 0 0 0 0 0 09:12 0 0 0 0 1 0. 0 Parise, Zach LW 70 25 28 53 -3 36 19:18 7 11 0 0 234 10. 7 Pominville, Jason RW 75 11 25 36 10 12 16:22 3 7 0 0 187 5. 9 Porter, Chris LW 61 4 3 7 -6 6 09:38 0 0 0 0 45 8. 9 Prosser, Nate D 54 0 3 3 1 39 11:23 0 0 0 1 20 0. 0 Reilly, Mike D 29 1 6 7 -4 8 12:05 0 2 0 0 27 3. 7 Scandella, Marco D 73 5 16 21 6 22 20:42 2 1 0 1 126 4. 0 Schroeder, Jordan C 26 2 2 4 2 2 09:25 0 0 0 0 30 6. 7 Spurgeon, Jared D 77 11 18 29 11 14 22:41 5 8 0 3 122 9. 0 Stoll, Jarret C 51 3 3 6 -4 16 11:16 0 0 0 0 23 13. 0 Strachan, Tyson D 2 0 0 0 1 0 07:33 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Suter, Ryan D 82 8 43 51 10 30 28:36 3 18 1 1 188 4. 3 Vanek, Thomas LW 74 18 23 41 -10 22 15:37 6 8 0 0 146 12. 3 Zucker, Jason LW 71 13 10 23 -4 20 15:35 0 2 1 1 158 8. 2 GOALIES GP W L OTL GAA GA TSA SV SV% SO Dubnyk, Devan 67 32 26 6 2. 33 150 1829 1679. 918 5 Kuemper, Darcy 21 6 7 5 2. 43 43 507 464. 915 2 PLAYOFFS - Final ACTIVE SKATERS POS GP G A PTS. PIM ATOI PPG PPA SHG SHA SOG S% Brodin, Jonas D 6 1 2 3 3 0 20:36 0 0 0 0 1 100. 0 Carter, Ryan C 2 0 0 0 -1 10 10:04 0 0 0 0 1 0. 0 Coyle, Charlie C 6 1 1 2 -4 6 18:50 0 1 0 0 13 7. 7 Dalpe, Zac C 3 0 0 0 -1 0 8:09 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Dumba, Matt D 6 0 2 2 -2 6 14:31 0 1 0 0 5 0. 0 Folin, Christian D 0 0 0 0 0 0 00:00 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Fontaine, Justin RW 4 0 0 0 -1 0 13:21 0 0 0 0 4 0. 0 Gabriel, Kurtis RW 4 0 0 0 0 0 05:25 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Granlund, Mikael C 6 1 2 3 -2 0 22:22 0 1 0 0 22 4. 5 Haula, Erik LW 5 1 3 4 0 2 18:15 0 0 0 0 11 9. 1 Jones, David RW 6 0 1 1 1 0 12:54 0 0 0 0 3 0. 0 Koivu, Mikko C 6 3 2 5 0 2 21:29 1 2 0 0 14 21. 4 Niederreiter, Nino RW 6 1 5 6 1 4 15:26 0 0 0 0 19 5. 3 Parise, Zach LW 0 0 0 0 0 0 00:00 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Pominville, Jason RW 6 4 3 7 0 6 15:56 0 0 0 0 16 25. 0 Porter, Chris LW 6 1 0 1 0 0 10:14 0 0 0 0 4 25. 5 Prosser, Nate D 6 0 1 1 -6 0 11:54 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Reilly, Mike D 0 0 0 0 0 0 00:00 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Scandella, Marco D 6 1 0 1 -7 4 19:34 1 0 0 0 12 8. 3 Schroeder, Jordan C 2 1 0 1 -1 0 11:33 0 0 0 0 2 50. 0 Spurgeon, Jared D 6 2 3 5 1 4 26:00 2 1 0 0 10 20. 0 Stoll, Jarret C 4 0 0 0 -1 4 9:07 0 0 0 0 2 0. 0 Suter, Ryan D 6 0 3 3 3 4 29:17 0 1 0 0 10 0. 0 Vanek, Thomas RW 0 0 0 0 0 0 00:00 0 0 0 0 0 0. 0 Zucker, Jason LW 6 0 2 2 -4 2 13:56 0 1 0 0 3 0. 0 GOALIES GP W L OTL GAA GA TSA SV SV% SO Dubnyk, Devan 6 2 4 0 3. 34 20 163 143. 877 0 Kuemper, Darcy 0 0 0 0 0. 00 0 0 0 0. 000 0 REGULAR SEASON – Final Regular Season Standings Central Division GP W L OTL P GF GA Dallas 82 50 23 9 109 267 230 St. Louis 82 49 24 9 107 224 201 Chicago 82 47 26 9 103 235 209 Nashville 82 41 27 14 96 228 215 Minnesota 82 38 33 11 87 216 206 Colorado 82 39 39 4 82 216 240 Winnipeg 82 35 39 8 78 215 239 Current Wild Contract Information: Minnesota Wild Contract Situation KEY: N: No Movement Clause for that season A: Approval For Movement Clause for that season T: Two-Way Contract for that season UFA: Unrestricted Free Agent RFA: Restricted Free Agent Active Roster Players - Cap Hit Per Season NOTE: These values are not what each player makes each season, but rather the cap hit that their contracts will cost the team in that season. PLAYER POS '15- 16 '16- 17 '17- 18 '18- 19 '19- 20 '20- 21 '21- 22 '22- 23 '23- 24 '24- 25 '25- 26 Ryan Suter D 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N UFA Zach Parise LW 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N 7, 538, 462 N UFA Mikko Koivu C 6, 750, 000 N 6, 750, 000 N 6, 750, 000 N UFA. Thomas Vanek LW 6, 500, 000 N 6, 500, 000 N UFA. Jason Pominville RW 5, 600, 000 N 5, 600, 000 N 5, 600, 000 N 5, 600, 000 N UFA. Devan Dubnyk G 4, 333, 333 A 4, 333, 333 A 4, 333, 333 A 4, 333, 333 A 4, 333, 333 A 4, 333, 333 A UFA. Jonas Brodin D 4, 166, 666 4, 166, 666 4, 166, 666 4, 166, 666 4, 166, 666 4, 166, 666 UFA. Marco Scandella D 4, 000, 000 4, 000, 000 4, 000, 000 4, 000, 000 4, 000, 000 UFA. Charlie Coyle C 3, 200, 000 3, 200, 000 3, 200, 000 3, 200, 000 3, 200, 000 UFA. Mikael Granlund C 3, 000, 000 3, 000, 000 RFA. Jared Spurgeon D 2, 666, 667 5, 187, 500 5, 187, 500 A 5, 187, 500 A 5, 187, 500 A UFA. Nino Niederreiter LW 2, 666, 667 2, 666, 667 RFA. Darcy Kuemper G 1, 250, 000 RFA. Justin Fontaine RW 1, 000, 000 UFA. Erik Haula C 1, 000, 000 1, 000, 000 RFA. Jason Zucker LW 900, 250 RFA. Mathew Dumba D 894, 167 T RFA. David Jones RW 881, 720 UFA. Ryan Carter LW 625, 000 UFA. Nate Prosser D 625, 000 625, 000 UFA. Alexander Gudbranson D 610, 000 T 610, 000 T RFA. Chris Porter LW 575, 000 T UFA. Tyler Graovac C 522, 446 T RFA. Jarret Stoll C 507, 526 UFA. Mike Reilly D 392, 876 T 925, 000 T RFA. Jordan Schroeder RW 600, 000 T RFA. Stephen Michalek G 88, 709 T 687, 500 T RFA. Cap Hits - Non-Roster PLAYER 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 NOTES Matt Cooke 1, 000, 000 1, 000, 000. Dead Contract (Buyout) Niklas Backstrom 3, 118, 280. Dead Contract (Cash Salary - Traded) Non-Roster Active Players PLAYER POS SEASON ELIGIBLE TYPE Conor Allen D '16- 17 RFA Christoph Bertschy C '18-19 RFA Brady Brassart RW '17- 18 RFA Brett Bulmer RW '16- 17 RFA Raphael Bussieres LW '16- 17 RFA Zac Dalpe C '16- 17 RFA Grayson Downing C '17- 18 RFA Joel Eriksson Ek C '18-19 RFA Ruslan Fedotenko LW '16- 17 UFA Christian Folin D '17- 18 RFA Kurtis Gabriel RW '17- 18 RFA Guillaume Gelinas D '17- 18 RFA Marc Hagel LW '17- 18 UFA Brody Hoffman G '16- 17 RFA Pavel Jenys C '18-19 RFA Jared Knight RW '16- 17 RFA Dylan Labbe D '18-19 RFA Zack Mitchell RW '17- 18 UFA Gustav Olofsson D '17- 18 UFA Zach Palmquist D '16- 17 RFA Scott Sabourin RW '16- 17 RFA Tyson Strachan D '16- 17 UFA Hunter Warner D '18-19 RFA Unrestricted Free Agents for 2016- 17 (with '15- 16 contract value in parenthesis) Ryan Carter (625, 000) Justin Fontaine (1, 000, 000) David Jones (4, 000, 000 base) Chris Porter (575, 000) Jarret Stoll (800, 000 base) Restricted Free Agents for 2016- 17 (with '15- 16 contract value in parenthesis) Mathew Dumba (894, 167) Tyler Graovac (522, 446) Darcy Kuemper (1, 250, 000) Jordan Schroeder (600, 000) Jason Zucker (900, 250) 2015- 16 Regular Season Recap NOTE: This section appeared as a separate post just after the Wild finished the regular season. “A Season In Four Parts” A season is not a singular event, but a series of movements, much like a opera has acts. These acts that ebb and flow, the emotional highs and lows, perfectly describes the shifting expectations of a team and its' fans. This season is a season in four parts – and each part has it's own story, it's own song, it's own cadence that needs to be told separately to understand the whole. Part One: “Redemption Song” Games 1 through 36 20-10-6 record RW Thomas Vanek: 12 goals, 14 assists, 0. 722 points per game The season started out as a soft and warm breeze, a gentle reminder of the now-legendary push from the end of the '14-15 season. Expectations from some fans and media of a very respectable 2nd or 3rd place in the Central Division didn't appear to be without merit. Minnesota came out on fire, taking the division by storm, nabbing 15 out of the first 20 possible points. Goals were coming from a bevy of players, with the 4th line contributing points in almost equal numbers to the top line. The defense, while giving up goals, was able to keep the ship afloat. Dubnyk, however, was another story. His historic run of form ended at the end of last season, and from the first game, a massive come-from-behind 5-4 victory over Colorado, Dubnyk had looked shaky. His mental edge seemed to disappear, and his save percentage was found hovering near. 900% at different points through the first 36 games. Minnesota lost Zach Parise during this stretch, getting injured on November 5th against Nashville. Even without their ace scorer, the Wild soldiered on, with players like Vanek and Coyle stepping up to carry the team to a 4-3-1 record without him. But Parise's absence highlighted problems that were to plague the Wild for the remainder of the season - a lack of a consistent scoring threat, the uninspired shooting of veteran Jason Pominville and Mikael Granlund, the lack of period-to-period consistency, and the unwillingness of Head Coach Mike Yeo to make fundamental changes to the line pairings. By the time Zach Parise jumped back into the lineup, the Wild were to go 9-4-3 through the end of the December, giving Minnesota a 20-10-6 record, putting them in 3rd place in the Central Division with 3 to 4 games in hand on Dallas and Nashville. But something didn't feel right. Nothing did. No one felt comfortable. January hit, and the annual Wild slump decided to show up – pissed off, piss drunk, uninvited, and yet eerily predictable. Part Two: “Things Have Changed” Games 37 through 55 3-12-4 record 1C Mikael Grandlund: 2 goals, 5 assists, 0. 368 PPG, 12. If the first 36 games of the season were the heady, emotionally blissful and idyllic beginnings of a new relationship, January came into Minnesota's season like an “I missed my period” conversation and left like a drunk that decided that “last call” doesn't apply to them. Just four weeks removed from New Year's Day, the Wild were left with a dismal 3-7-3 record – but even that wasn't enough for the hockey gods evidently. 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Only now, the Wild couldn't cover up the issues with narrow wins and random 4th line heroes. The Wild couldn't bother to even show up two out of every three periods most nights. Fans and media were calling for all sorts of things: for Yeo's head, for GM Chuck Fletcher's head, for Koivu's “C”, even calling for the heads of the sacred veterans: Ryan Suter and Zach Parise. Things really had changed in Minnesota – and everyone knew it. The writing was on the wall: fans were actively booing, the players were barely active, and the GM was having to praise his coach to the media – all sure signs that things were not going well in the Minnesota locker room. Valentine's Day is an absolute bitch, and the Wild decided that if it's a dumpster fire that they were having, why not pour some gas on it? On February 14th, GM Chuck Fletcher decided enough was enough, and parted ways with Mike Yeo, the head coach for the past five seasons. Shifting out a coach that clearly and obviously knew how to coach was perhaps the biggest gamble of GM Fletcher's career. If the replacement comes in and preforms worse, it doesn't bode well for the GM's job security. There were people saying that the team quit on Mike Yeo, that the leadership of the team quit on the locker room and each other, and that the season was a lost cause. While all of it was speculation, it bares repeating that when everyone in a room can logically and reasonably make a case that the team did quit on Yeo, it was, and still remains to be, much harder to make the case that the team didn't quit on him. Minnesota picked a new sweetheart on Valentine's Day, as John Torchetti came up from the Wild's AHL affiliate in Iowa to take over the sinking ship that was the Wild's season: 6 points out of the playoff race with 4 games in hand – a serious reversal from where they were just 19 games ago. Part Three: “All Things Must Pass” Games 56 through 77 15-6-1 G Devan Dubnyk: 1. 94 GAA. 928 Save% 14-3-1 record Interim Head Coach John Torchetti came in and immediately started not just saying the right things, but actually doing them. Gone were the days of players getting comfortable rides. Coach Torchetti said from his first day what he expected – playing the game the right way, playing both sides of the ice, and playing with fire. Torchetti was not just paying lip service – he kept his word. Long benchings for players like Thomas Vanek and Jason Zucker followed immediately after poor performances. Torchetti rewarded effort, giving increased minutes to lines and players that looked to impress. Players like Haula, Carter, Granlund and Niederreiter were rewarded with more minutes and more offensive-zone faceoffs. Dubnyk became the man-beast of last season under Torchetti - and the team played well in front of him. Spurgeon took four blocked shots in a single shift. Finding the right time to get hot, the Wild played some serious defense in front of him, and the Team started getting wins due to Dubnyk's quality run of form. Hell, even the powerplay looked vaguely dangerous. While it appeared that several players bought into Torchetti's idea of the two-way game, not everyone did. While the Wild were winning, they were still streaky: 4 wins, followed by 3 losses, followed by 4 wins. Consistency was the issue that kept rearing its head. If anything, the Wild were and are consistent in being inconsistent. There were no worries, however – with five games remaining, Minnesota controlled their own destiny 5 points up over Colorado for the final playoff spot. But remember, this is the team may have quit on Mike Yeo, and they, from an outside perspective, may have been about to do the same thing to John Torchetti. Part Four: “Nothing But Sunshine” Games 78 through 82 0-5-0 RW Nino Niederreiter: 0. 000 PPG, 14:45 ATOI, 1. 4 Hits Per Game There's a certain “je ne sais quoi” about a team - just six weeks removed from being 6 points out of the playoff race and the firing of its long-time head coach - that is able to leave 10 points on the table during a playoff push and still make the playoffs. It's the way the Wild go about things – from just never allowing anything to be comfortable, to ending up in situations that statistically they never should have ended up in – Minnesota does things differently. It's never knowing what it actually is about a team that has some seriously glaring issues and gaps on it's roster. Minnesota is a team that lost their last five games of the regular season and gets into the playoffs. Of course they did - that's the most "Minnesota Wild" option: find the most seemingly improbable way of doing something, and proceed to tell professional statisticians to kindly fuck off. This season is exactly what to expect from Minnesota – streaky, inconsistent, and motivated by both pride and shame in equal measure. It is inherently no different than last year in many regards. Now, granted, Minnesota ended the regular season on a low note - but their story isn't done. No one expects Minnesota to win their first series against Dallas. But success isn't necessarily beating a team that's better – it's about getting everyone on the same page, and showing what the team is capable of when it plays a full 60 minutes each game and works the system. While that type of success may not result in a series victory for Minnesota, that type of success in the playoffs will go a long way to gloss over this roster's perceived shortcomings. Failure, on the other hand, might force GM Fletcher to take a hard, long look at the current roster and figure out what deserves to be kept, and what pieces are not are part of the puzzle going forward. On the positive side of the last five games: it's nice to know that even if Minnesota can drop 10 points in 5 games, they can count on Colorado to drop 12 points in 6 games. It's not a Minnesota playoff season if it can't somehow piss off Avs fans in the process. If 5 games can prove anything at all, it can clearly highlight the exact level of desire and passion of players. Many players came out with no jump, sluggish, and lacked focus. For a team with many youngsters, energy should always be there – and focus is vitally important (see: Dumba and Suter's performance) for players. Given the literal collapses that occurred under both Mike Yeo and John Torchetti, it appears that Chuck Fletcher bares the most responsibility for the makeup of this team. It was his players, his coaches, his responsibility. For all intents, Minnesota's 2015-2016 season is the cross that Chuck Fletcher must bare moving forward. And without changes for next season that lead to improvement, coupled with a fanbase that is not happy with the current state of affairs, that cross he's carrying might be used in its' historical context. Looking Forward By Looking Back: Areas of Concern for the 2016- 17 Minnesota Wild Minnesota carried many of the same problems from the '14- 15, over into this season: inconsistency, leadership issues and a stagnant powerplay chief among them. Along the way this season, Minnesota added a new wrinkle in having one of the worst Penalty Killing percentages in the NHL - only to be blessed by having the least number of penalties issued against them. To be fair, the powerplay did improve throughout the season to finish a middle-of-the-road 15th in the league. But begin a middle-of-the-road team is the problem, for a roster with the supposed talent, and the core of young, supposedly developing talent, Minnesota was supposed to be poised to have a breakout year. Instead, a first-round exit is coupled with a mid-round draft slot for the off-season. GM Chuck Fletcher has some areas to address, and there's doubts in almost every area on the roster, with little wiggle room against the salary cap. Special Teams At times, Minnesota's powerplay looked abysmal - lethargic, uncommitted to pressing the attack, and players unwilling to shoot from any space. When it did start to pick up, it was due to an increased front-of-net presence and getting bodies to the front of the net. For most of the season, however, it relied too heavily on setting up deflections. With Suter captaining the powerplay from the back, other players were not getting into position to effectively utilize deflections, much less rebound chances. The powerplay needs a complete overhaul, and putting a new system in place that utilizes both early puck movement and players crashing the net. The Wild penalty kill, which has been historically one of the best aspects of their game, suffered huge setbacks this season, as teams routinely played a physical game out in front of goal and exploited Minnesota's lack of physical size. Minnesota, relying on speed, could not effectively move bodies from the front, and when smaller players such as Spurgeon or Brodin committed to moving the bodies, snipers were able to exploit the low slot as ice opened up in front of them. Frequently, players like Suter refused to commit to the body, and found themselves ineffective and out of position. In order to improve, Minnesota needs to find players able to hold space with their body as well as reduce looks from the wide slot areas. Overtime, 3-on-3, 4-on-4 Situations Minnesota's system required players with speed and intelligence on both ends of the ice, but unfortunately their reliance on speed proved costly, as teams constantly caught the Wild out of position and exploited Minnesota's lack of hockey intelligence both in cycling defensive responsibility and in line changes. Minnesota coaches failed to know when to issue line changes, and many points were dropped this season due to line changes on the fly. Minnesota was much too dependent on veteran slower players, with the likes of Vanek, Suter and Pominville seeing far too much ice time in what essentially is a series of suicide drills. That ice time came at the expense of players like Haula, Granlund, Coyle and Spurgeon, players better suited to the high-paced intensity of the open ice game. Both players and coaches are to blame here, and hopefully GM Chuck Fletcher looks to address this issue with his coaching staff in the '16- 17 season. Coaching The worst kept secret in Minnesota is their need for strong, effective leadership. That starts from the boss, and GM Chuck Fletcher needs to realize that after multiple years of Mike Yeo failing to motivate his team, then reversing course and bringing in John Torchetti - only to see the exact same issues - that the Minnesota locker room needs a dominating presence who can impose their will onto this team. Many of the Wild's surface issues in '15- 16 were on the coaching staff, from the OT issues to special teams. There is serious room for improvement in the tactical approach and to man-management in both ever, GM Fletcher must also accept that the tactics that Yeo employed were correct in 5-on-5 situations, and that it is doubtful that any coach in the league would have gotten more of this Minnesota roster based solely on tactics. The improvement must come developing consistent play for all three periods and throughout the whole season. Many people are speculating about John Torchetti's future in Minnesota, and rightfully so with the "Interim" label stuck to his job title since taking over. While Torchetti is a good coach, and can be a successful head coach in the NHL, he is not the candidate to reverse the course of this team in it's current form. In order for John Torchetti to gain control of the locker room, too many veteran players with non-movement clauses would need to be moved out. Since it's doubtful that those moves would happen, a Torchetti-led team in '16- 17 may not have enough change in mentality to effectively lift this team out of it's streaky tendencies. Without much needing to be added, Andrew Brunette needs to be relieved of his responsibilities on special teams, if not removed from his position entirely. Goalie coach Bob Mason also has reasons to be a bit nervous after being unable to cure Darcy Kuemper's mental yips for a second straight season and well as the degradation of positional awareness on Devan Dubnyk's part for a majority of the season. Offense On a team that was supposedly stocked with 9 players pegged for the top two lines, the wheels came off in a big way this season. Mikael Granlund proved once and for all that he is not the 1C of the future, and perhaps isn't even best suited to being a center after seeing his performances from the wings during the playoffs. Thomas Vanek also fell back a few notches in quality. lacking hustle, focus, and perhaps even passion during long stretches of the season. Pominville was the most snake-bitten player in the history of first line wingers, only to be moved down to a line with Nino and Haula, and finally find a pairing where he was able to contribute. Nino Neiderreiter's development stagnated the first half of the season until the second half of the season, where his unique blend of size, speed, creativity and grit proved effective alongside Haula and Pominville. Charlie Coyle had a brilliant first half of the season, only to fade out hard during the second half of the season, almost disappearing over the final 30 games of the season. Speaking of flaming out, Jason Zucker had a rough season, unable to find his shot, and unable to find his way into effective defensive play. Zucker, once considered a possible "30 goals a season" player of the future for Minnesota may not find his way back into being resigned in the off-season. Even Zach Parise proved to be as streaky as the Wild, nabbing 3 separate hat tricks this season, then getting only 19 goals over the 67 other games he played. The late play of Erik Haula was a lone bright spot on an offense that looked decidedly worse this season as compared to years previous. While the tactics called for effective attacking play based off of quick transitions and taking advantage of defensive and neutral-zone turnovers, it was rarely executed well by the players, even though both Yeo and Torchetti's approach appear to have been suited to the roster's individual strengths. Defense Ryan Suter had the most productive season numbers-wise for a defenseman in Minnesota history. His ice time numbers were through the roof for a forth straight season and ate a ton of minutes when players like Dumba and Scandella were under-performing and players like Spurgeon and Brodin were absent with injuries. Yet, for all of this, Suter took a ton of the criticism for the woes on the powerplay, the penalty kill, and the 3-on-3 play this season. There are argument to be made that his assists were secondary and that they were a dint of his sheer volume of play, and that his ice time actually wore him down and reduced his ability to be effective in the late stages of the game. However, it can also be argued that his play on the 5-on-5 was so good that he alone shut down enough attacks and odd-man rushes, helping Minnesota to hold onto leads in the third period with such effective success this season. There's absolutely a debate to be had about his true level of effectiveness and leadership, but few can deny that his numbers on 5-on-5 were some of the best in the league. Sadly, outside of Jared Spurgeon, the defense saw minimal improvements in players Nate Prosser and Jonas Brodin, and saw regressions from the likes of Matt Dumba and Marco Scandella. Numbers and the eye test show players that failed to deliver on the hopes of GM Chuck Fletcher - and their own stagnant growth in the mental aspects of the game is a cause for serious concern going forward. Whether it's coaching or the players themselves, a focus on developing situational awareness and defensive positioning are an absolute must for the defensive core going into next season. Free Agency It's no secret that Minnesota is up against the wall a bit on the salary cap going into the 2016- 17 season. The fear may have subsided a bit as players that looked to get big raises in order to be retained such as Matt Dumba and Jason Zucker and not in a position to ask for much after their recent performance last season. The downside to their bad season is that now, the question of their potential shifts from "when" to "if" they will improve enough to justify signing them long-term. GM Fletcher has some hard choices to make, and much of it relies upon the coach he decides to move into the position full-time. Look to see larger moves being made in this off-season compared to the last off-season, and if none are to be found, look for GM Fletcher to be moved at the end of yet another season of inconsistent play.

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