Judd Zulgad

He was playing lights out for the Minnesota Wild heading into this.

He obviously was great at Four Nations, was good at World Championships, all of that stuff.

and Boldy has kind of quieted the noise and ignored it a little bit and still played his game and, and created those opportunities and created those chances.

And even in the games that he obviously hasn't scored in or in the opportunities, he's been so involved in getting those plays started.

And in that those zone entries are, you know, on certain special teams situations too.

I it's, it's a ton of fun to watch.

It does make you very proud to be, to be like they play for the Minnesota wild too.

Cause Quinn Hughes, every time they mentioned Quinn Hughes and like Minnesota wild member Quinn Hughes, let's not, let's not believe it's,

I can't either, right?

That doesn't sound right.

What?

It's insane.

No, I think all three of them have been playing incredibly, incredibly well.

Smart.

There's a couple of mishaps here and there.

And I think, again, going back to that very first game as we talked there, I think that second goal or the first goal was mostly Boldy and Faber who had kind of allowed that to sneak back through.

But after that, I haven't really seen too many issues, too many problems.

They've meshed well with their respective lines and respective pairings, I think.

And it's a ton of fun to see because, you know, it's just going to carry over when they return from that Olympic break at the end of the month here.

Who he, I think Matt Boldy is probably the most important piece to the Minnesota wild.