Things Just Got Even Better For The Wild...

Minnesota Wild's got more exciting news surrounding the ongoing Dylan Larkin situation.

After new information has been revealed just a couple of days ago, this update that we received today is even more exciting.

It is very, very good news for Bill Guerin and this Minnesota Wild team who are still looking to acquire Dylan Larkin even when the Red Wings find their new GM.

we're gonna be providing you all of these new updates here in this video with more stuff coming over the coming days you will not want to miss it if you haven't already and you're still looking to stay up to date get your all of your most recent information surrounding not just donarkin not just quinn hughes but this entire minnesota wild team right here is the spot to do so be sure to drop us up here on the channel help us out get eric to our goal of 6 000 subscribers i also wanted to say a massive massive thank you to all of you guys who have joined the channel as members here pretty sure you guys so excited when we get to this season get to more live streams when you get watch alongs and all of that stuff be sure stay tuned if you want to stay up to date with all of that but we need to get straight into this and this is where things get super exciting helen st james putting this out nhl rumor report covering it and giving it all to us in the easiest way possible Dylan Larkin has not budged on his request to be traded that he made shortly after the season ended on April 15th.

And you see NHL rumor report putting their two cents in here, saying that some kind of wondered if Dylan Larkin's mind would have been changed after they got rid of Steve Iserman.

That was not the case.

So this is still a very, very good situation.

for you know the Wild in this case and a lot of people may say other teams but with a new update it's getting a lot more interesting this right here from Michael Russo the other day said this Vegas and Florida right now do not have interest in Dylan Larkin but the Wild still do This is a huge, huge update because there was a lot of conversation earlier whether or not the Red Wings would be willing to trade them elsewhere to the best package to where Larkin wanted to go.

Nobody really knew what the case was going to be.

But the fact that Vegas now are out, Florida are now out.

Really, I would say they were out after acquiring Brady Kachuk.

Right now, of the initial three teams that Dylan Larkin said he would be traded to, Minnesota is the only one remaining.

But once again, we have to keep in mind of Dallas, and you see the NHL rumor report put this out here as well.

Larkin has reportedly not budged on the shortlist of teams that he would be considering to go to, which might also include Dallas.

And whether or not Dallas is in or out now, the fact that they have Jason Robertson once again, whether it matters or not, if they are in the conversation at all i think minnesota finds themselves at probably the best position they have been at this entire kind of process that we've gone through since april and like i said in a couple a couple days ago in the video the wild nut changed their stance they are still all in on dylan larkin no matter when detroit gets a gm which is once again a huge thing to consider because the Red Wings now may be going in a different direction.

The idea that Steve Eisenman brought to that team was that he wanted win-now players, and I think the new GM that comes in will definitely consider a lot more the idea of younger players because we have seen a lot of ideas and a lot of conversations go around about what possibilities the Wilds have, but they all seem to fall back on Charlie Strammel and Danilo Yurov.

And that wasn't really in the MO of what Steve Eisenman wanted, but those are two very talented players that are going to get better and better and better for years to come.

And if your team like the Detroit Red Wings, who are right now, I think, should be retooling, rebuilding, whichever way you want to call it, they should consider those two plus the picks that they would be getting.

So I think it's going to be tough to see where they go from the Red Wings standpoint, especially with a new GM.

And I think that Bill Guerin, we know already that he has so many different connections across the NHL.

I think it's going to be interesting to see that when a guy like Dylan Larkin comes into play, what... teams are willing to give up, what teams are willing to do, and also what the Red Wings are considering at that point as well, because he is a very talented player.

You see there on the right all of his points and his time on ice.

He's a number one center for sure, can play number two if needed, but we know that the Wilds right now need that number one center desperately and i feel like if you do give up your off if you give up stramble you're not losing too much on your current roster but you are certainly losing pretty much the rest of what you have in your future or your immediate future i guess we could say and you need to replenish that prospect pool as a whole and you look at this from michael russo what he had to say kind of continuing on this entire topic of dylan larkin the problem is the wild assets what they have they aren't going to suddenly magically give up map oldie in a dylan darken trade like the red wings have been looking for a number one centerman in return or a number one uh you know kind of wing or whatever the best player is pretty much on a team so unless the red wings are going to want futures that aren't sure things i don't know a deal is going to get done unless it's a three-way trade so Regardless, I think there's always going to be conversations that can make things work for the Wild, but it may all depend on a tertiary team to get this thing kind of over the hump, over the hill.

But I also wouldn't be surprised if we do look at this team as kind of going with an internal option, because once again, I don't know if this team wants to get rid of everything they possibly have.

And I know right now is your window.