Elliotte Friedman Confirms Marc-Andre Fleury's Future With The Minnesota Wild
As the NHL's trade deadline approaches in just over a week, rumors are swirling at their peak intensity for the season. Amidst the speculation, we've received some clarity on the future of a player who's been at the center of trade talks.
The Minnesota Wild have made it official: Marc-Andre Fleury will not be traded.
The 39-year-old goaltender, a legend in his own right, is in the final year of his contract. With the Wild facing struggles this season, it seemed likely that Fleury would be moved to a contender. However, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman confirmed today that the team has no plans to part ways with him.
«One important development as we head towards the trade deadline: Minnesota has indicated it will not move Marc-Andre Fleury. They are happy to keep him,» Friedman reported.
As for the Wild's playoff aspirations, they've kept them alive with a recent hot streak.
Minnesota has hovered around the playoff bubble for much of the season, often finding themselves on the outside looking in. However, their recent record of 7-2-1 in the last ten games has injected a sense of optimism among fans. With this momentum, the Wild are eyeing one final push to secure a wild card spot in the postseason.
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