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Michael Russo

Michael Russo

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Nov 3, 2026

Kirk DayHOST
1:00
On October 6th, the Wild at Sabres.
Kirk DayHOST
1:04
Michael Russo lists the scouts in the building and the Red Wings' Chris Draper is one of them.
Kirk DayHOST
1:08
Urof scored that night too on the power play in a 3-2 overtime loss.
Kirk DayHOST
1:12
That is one of the three goals the hockey news is counting.
Max BultmanHOST
16:02
I
Marc LazarusHOST
16:03
can't leave Mike Russo alone.
Marc LazarusHOST
16:05
Can't you just give him one week off?
Max BultmanHOST
16:07
Who says no to Quinn Hughes for
Jake RadonisPANELIST
52:33
But the reason I wanted to bring up Quinn Hughes is after the wild game on Thursday where Schaefer obviously put on a show and Quinn really got to see this young defenseman who probably reminds him of himself a little bit...
Jake RadonisPANELIST
52:44
He gave an awesome quote that he gave to Michael Russo of The Athletic.
Jake RadonisPANELIST
52:48
So I'm going to read it here.
Jake RadonisPANELIST
52:49
So Quinn Hughes on Matthew Schaefer.
Colin KelleyHOST
12:44
I will not sear it out of my mind.
Colin KelleyHOST
12:47
Michael Russo, the athletic Minnesota Wild writer, last week on Jeff Merrick, one of the predominant insiders, his show The Sheet, talking about Quinn Hughes.
Colin KelleyHOST
13:00
There was some truth.
Colin KelleyHOST
13:01
There were some rumors.
Joe RexrodeHOST
32:47
actually in town, which would give you the advantage.
Robby StanleyHOST
32:49
That does remind me of when Ryan Suter ended up signing with Minnesota, and there was some question about where he was going to end up, and Michael Russo, who covered the Wild, was legitimately in the bushes at the airport trying to figure out.
Robby StanleyHOST
33:02
Seriously? Yep.
Robby StanleyHOST
33:03
God, that actually doesn't surprise me.
Kirk DayHOST
7:59
And he is arguably the best defenseman in the NHL.
Kirk DayHOST
8:03
money is not the problem the cap is built for this type of thing to happen the only thing left is how long and this is the part that changed because the minnesota wild most they can offer is now seven years and it used to be eight only a couple of weeks ago hughes didn't sign before that deadline so that eighth year is gone owner craig leopold said in july the wild want to do as long as they can but hughes will probably want a little bit shorter Joe Smith has reported a three-year deal is the likely one, and Michael Russo also says that three years makes the most sense to line up with his brother Jack's devil's deal.
Kirk DayHOST
8:39
Here's the thing about seven years.
Kirk DayHOST
8:41
At seven years, Hughes is locked in through the end of the decade and then summoned.
ChrisHOST
27:55
that's basically it you didn't don't forget that's basically it you didn't don't forget that's basically it you didn't don't forget don't forget about signing legendary um don't forget about signing legendary um don't
TimHOST
28:01
forget about signing legendary um shift changer uh shabanov who's shift changer uh shabanov who's shift changer uh shabanov who's michael russo is pumping up how well he michael russo is pumping up how well he michael russo is pumping up how well he changes
ChrisHOST
28:10
Yeah.
ChrisHOST
28:11
That's over the boards quickly.
Kirk DayHOST
5:00
That's a team with room to take salary and no patience for prospects.
Kirk DayHOST
5:05
And here's what the Wilds have reportedly put on the table, per Michael Russo.
Kirk DayHOST
5:08
It's been Yurov or Strammel, a veteran which we've seen perhaps be Ryan Hartman, and multiple firsts.
Kirk DayHOST
5:14
Boldy, Erikssonek, and Brodine we know are not involved in any conversations.
Kirk DayHOST
5:11
So the same team may be bidding on Dylan Larkin today, and Quinn Hughes in the summer, and that makes this little more than just a regular trade.
Kirk DayHOST
5:18
So what is Minnesota actually offering? Michael Russo reported on Daily Faceoff yesterday, his answer was short, the offer is the offer.
Kirk DayHOST
5:26
A futures-based offer, built around a good young player, likely Danil Yurov or Charlie Strammel, a veteran on a contract which we've seen presumably be Ryan Hartman, and multiple first-round picks.
Kirk DayHOST
5:37
What we can confirm are not in it, Matt Boley, Joel Erikssonek, Jonas Brodine, and your usuals.
Kirk DayHOST
6:58
Which means for Larkin to come to Minnesota, real salary has to go back to Detroit.
Kirk DayHOST
7:03
Picks can't do that.
Kirk DayHOST
7:05
And in terms of the salary that would do it, the obvious answer is Matt Boves, but I think we've all understood, plus the fact that Michael Russo was asked about it directly, the answer is a flat no, there is zero chance.
Kirk DayHOST
7:17
We're pretty much thinking about this like a car that you can pay for but can't park.
Jonny LazarusHOST
12:38
Yeah.
Jonny LazarusHOST
12:38
And we do have that quote from Michael Russo here that I'll read it quickly.
Jonny LazarusHOST
12:43
So Quinn Hughes on Matthew Schaefer.
Jonny LazarusHOST
12:44
He's really impressive.

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