Judd Zulgad

They get a win.

Tomorrow, with how this team's playing, they could lose, and I'm going to probably still say, you know what, that's okay.

You're allowed to lose some games every once in a while.

It's a really tough Colorado club.

who still, I think, as of the last time I checked, has lost, what, two, three games all season long in regulation.

It's a team where this is another big test tomorrow, but I think they've shown me enough over the past couple weeks since acquiring Quinn Hughes, the swag or the attitude in the locker room, what they're showing on the ice, going 60 full minutes every single game.

It's enough to where even if it's a...

a step down in performance tomorrow, I still am not going to get rattled and say, oh, they're back to their old ways.

I think the team we're seeing right now is here for the long haul.

As long as some of the secondary scoring keeps up, it's been a really, really fun treat to watch.

I don't think that's a stretch to say.

I mean, you look at it's the 25th anniversary, and you look at some of the key moments in wild history that they've kind of been counting down leading up to the season.

It is.

It is.

Because it is embarrassing, frankly.

You look at other teams.

I mean, the only one that I think could probably be worse is the Columbus Blue Jackets with how remarkably their team history and the culture there is somehow more milquetoast than what you see with the Wild.

I don't think it's also a stretch to say that right now how it's constructed.

Even with some guys still banged up here, the team we saw today –

might be one of if not the most talented complete top to bottom wild teams we've ever seen they just have they have the scoring they have the top end talent right now the third and fourth lines today Trenian, Urov, Tarasenko, Foligno, Sturm, Hinastroza if you feel like that's a third fourth line combo that's just fine you look at the deep pairings Hughes, Faber, Brody, Spurgeon, Middleton, Juracek