Jordan Adams
Jordan Adams is a writer currently based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has an Associate's Degree in Fine Arts that was completed in December 2017. Adams has a strong passion for the Minnesota Wild and Vikings franchises, watching the former since their inception when he was only four years old.
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Wild Round One Preview: Winnipeg Jets
April 11th, 2018 The Minnesota Wild concluded their regular season in style with a 6-3 win against the San Jose Sharks on the road last Saturday night. Win or lose, the Wild were already booked to play the Winnipeg Jets in the opening round of the playoffs, but the win was still a nice way to close out the season and shift attention toward the...
Wild Limping to 6th Straight Postseason
April 5th, 2018 The Minnesota Wild took care of business on their own end Monday night, beating the Edmonton Oilers in a 3-0 shutout win. The game secured the Wild's spot in the postseason, bringing their streak to six years in a row. Winning the game gave Minnesota win number 27 on the season at home and secured their second most points earned at...
Wild Hope Greenway Lives up to ELC
March 30th, 2018 The Luke Kunin injury was devastating for the Minnesota Wild in many ways. Waiving Chris Stewart to add the young prospect to the roster was a tough decision that the team felt it had to make. Losing Kunin for the entire season was a disaster for a team that gave up a lot for his presence on the roster -- a team that was in desperate...
Wild's Devan Dubnyk Controls Club's Fate
March 29th, 2018 In January 2015, Minnesota Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher made a trade seen as a minor deal to acquire a goaltender that could perhaps be a stop gap until a suitable starter could be found, as you can almost never find a franchise goaltender midseason. The Wild got more than they could have dreamed of when they shipped off a 2015...
Potential Wild Playoff Opponents
March 25th, 2018 With the 2017-18 NHL season winding down, fans begin to turn their attention towards the playoffs and what it means for their team. Some squads are preparing their golf clubs and other summer activities, while other teams are preparing for the grind of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Fans begin to ponder who their team will acquire in the...
Wild's Zach Parise Is on Fire
March 23rd, 2018 When you're one of the stars of a team and you miss the first 39 games, it can severely damage any shot at the postseason and give a feeling of hopelessness. Even after returning, there is still major concern if the injury is healed properly or not. The lost practice time while other NHL players are in midseason form may force a slump...
