Are Minnesota Wild's smaller moves setting up something MUCH BIGGER?
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Welcome to Judd's Hockey Show. It's Judd and AJ on Monday. We warned you yesterday that this is going to be a very active week. So we did the postgame show after the Blues beat the Wild yesterday. We then said that we might be back on Tuesday, not on Monday. But lo and behold, the Wild did make a move today, a waiver claim that we're going to talk about. And so because of that, we are back and we're going to discuss that. Also, the plan is to do a show on Tuesday. And then, of course, Jesse Pierce will join us on Wednesday. Before we get to any of this, I want to talk to you about my friends at SeatGeek. AJ, I'm looking through the app right now, and I am checking out the sporting events going on. Seattle Sounders at the United.
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All right, age, so word comes down this afternoon. Robbie Fabry, who has been with the Blues as of late. He started his career with the Blues. He went to the Red Wings. He spent a year with the Ducks. He is a first-round draft pick from way back in 2014. He is 30. He is a left winger, has been claimed. The moves that the Wild made to make room are, one, Marcus Foligno, no surprise after what we heard yesterday, goes on the IR with a lower body injury. And then Tyler Pitlick has been put on waivers. Fabry, career 457 games, injury prone as can be, by the way. So do not hold your breath. He signed back with the Blues, just for some context here. In December, he has played in 15 games, one goal, three assists, four points.
He was put on waivers again by the Blues. They were hoping to send him down when Robert Thomas came back yesterday. But the Wild decides to claim him. Left wing, fourth line, most likely. Heard a lot. Your thoughts on Robbie Fabry? No winger on a cheap deal is safe when Bill Guerin's coming to town. Let me tell you... this doesn't do too much me this room you know what it reminds me of it reminds me of when they claimed vinnie hinnestrow's off waivers where he's an nhler robbie fabry can play when he's healthy uh but is he gonna do anything of prominence in this lineup not really uh that being said like he's a cup winner he he played 10 games of that cup run uh when the blues won back in what was that 2018 um he's bounced around a little bit don't get me wrong it's not like he is
a fabulous guy, but he had a pretty long stint with the Red Wings. Um, and now, you know, he, he comes, he comes to town and this is where, I don't know if it's a guy who can like step in and fill the role that Marcus Foligno is going to be, uh, to be vacating here because he's not the biggest guy he's listed at five 11.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:39
2
What recent moves did the Minnesota Wild make?
5:39–11:50
3
Who is Robbie Fabry and why is he significant for the Wild?
11:50–32:57
4
What does the acquisition of Roman Schmidt mean for the team's defense?
32:57–34:44
5
How might Vincent Trocheck fit into the Wild's plans?
34:44–40:54
6
What are the implications of the Wild's potential trades this week?
40:54–41:55
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