Wild on 7th

Ep. #36 Wild on 7th: Game 6 Vs. Dallas: Closure, the Last Nacho, and Vitamin D.

It was a first round exit for the Wild. Carts, King, and Burnside dissect the series, and how the Wild and their fanbase can break the mold and change the vibe by expecting to win. 

Ep. #35 Wild on 7th: Game 5 Vs. Dallas: Compound Inflammation.

The Wild head back from Dallas for a must win Game 6 on Friday night. Carts, King, and Burnside breakdown the Game 5 shutout loss and look ahead to what they hope will be a crazy Friday in Saint Paul to even the series. 

Ep. #34 Wild on 7th: Game 4 Vs. Dallas: Frustrationday: Matinee Energy, Officiating, and Trailblazing Physical Hockey.

The officials and missed opportunities even the series at home. Carts, King, and Burnside dissect the loss and look ahead to what the Wild need to do to assert their will in Dallas on Tuesday.

Ep. #33 Wild on 7th: Game 3 Vs. Dallas: Wild Paint a Picasso.

A surprise Alberta Shawman for Let’s Play Hockey, Mats Zuccarello has entered the chat, double Gus, and Hot Laps at the X. Carts, King, and Burnside discuss close to a perfect game 3 for the Wild.

Ep. #32 Wild on 7th: Game 2 Vs. Dallas: Stars Push Back to Even Series.

Carts and King break down a penalty filled second game of the series, rotating goalies, and how the fragile Minnesota fanbase can help break the mold.  

Ep. #31 Wild on 7th: Game 1 Vs. Dallas: Playoff Guys Galore!

Carts, King, and Burnside break down the longest playoff game in franchise history, a gritty 3-2 win down in Dallas.

Ep. #30 Wild on 7th: Playoff Preview with Scott Burnside.

The guys break down Carts eventful evening between the benches, before scrawling their playoff predictions onto sandpaper, hoping the Wild’s Grit First mentality will get them past the Dallas Stars in round one. 
 

Ep. #29 Wild on 7th: John Klingberg Can Beat Box.

When he’s not hanging in Ibiza, John Klingberg walks the line on the Wild’s powerplay and occasionally beat boxes. The guys discuss Klingberg’s arrival in Minnesota, Frozen Four, filling Eriksson-Ek’s big boots, and how Brock Faber’s glasses should have their own Twitter account.