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Old 08-02-2005, 05:51 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by The Gooch
Your Wild drafted a good one in Benoit Pouliot. As a native Sudbury boy and a fan of the Wolves I've watched as many games as I could on TV this past year and caught a playoff game while I was last home visiting. This kid has the goods to be a great NHLer. The Rangers moving up to draft Staal was another good move.

My bro, a die hard Habs fan was so pissed he wasn't available.
True, and before the lockout we aquired Rolston from the Bruins, who should help bolster the offense this season. And we have some good players in the waiting like, Thelen, for the future.

But with the prospect of big names and solid players being released and floating about for the taking, it is a chance for smaller teams like the Wild to add more depth to their lines.
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