L’épisode 99 de « Fellowship of the Rink » présente : Minnesota Wild avec JOD — Couverture de Quinn Hughes — Le Minnesota Wild est-il de vrais prétendants à la Coupe Stanley ? — Rumeurs commerciales de Jesper Wallstedt — Joueurs à cibler avant la date limite plutôt qu’à attendre l’été — Match de hockey professionnel le plus froid entre Iowa Wild et Milwaukee Admirals Minnesota Gophers contre Michigan State Spartans — Ascension de Charlie Stramel — Gopher hockey cherche sa première victoire de 2026 — Récupération de la saison et optimisme pour l’année prochaine Horodatage : 0:00 INTRO 0:29 Interview de Joe O’Donnell 32:54 Gophers vs MSU 10 % de réduction sur les chapeaux Waggle, les polos, les quarts de zip et PLUS https://tinyurl.com/45bh24ch LE flux SOTA POD : link.chtbl.com/thesotapod FELLOWSHIP OF THE RINK feed : https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fellowship-of-the-rink L’ATHLÉTIQUE https://theathletic.com/author/joe-smith/ TWITTER https://twitter.com/joesmithnhl ———————————————————————————————- FOTR Ep99 | Joe O’Donnell parle des scénarios des séries éliminatoires de Quinn Hughes, Jesper Wallstedt et du Wild du Minnesota Abonnez-vous – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCII9sBxB0pF5SjSIso28DKg AFFAIRES – isha.jahromi@gmail.com TWITTER – https://twitter.com/visportstalk #mnwild #minnesotawild #nhltrade #nhltrades #nhltraderumors #nhltraderumours #nhltradedeadline #minnesota #nhlhockey #hockey #nhl #collegehockey #ncaahockey #gophers #interview #thesotapod #fellowshipoftherink #fotr #podcast #podcasts #hockeypodcast #podcastclips #podcastshow
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The Gophers' roster, due to Motzko's recruiting philosophy, is not capable of competing in today's NCAA. Motzko's philosophy is to "sit and wait" on CHL players, intentionally not considering many of the top available players in the world. Can you imagine any competitive hockey person stating he won't recruit available good hockey players because they play in one of the best development leagues in the world? Bob also doesn't like the transfer portal, only dipping into it to find goaltenders. Once again. Can you imagine any competitive hockey person who won't recruit available players who are capable of improving your team? Bob also doesn't like to recruit highly talented players (1st/2nd round picks) because he is worried they may leave after a year or two. Can you imagine any competitive hockey person turning down the most talented players available? Motzko should have won the National Championship a few years ago and his best offensive players were Logan Cooley and Matthew Knies, who left early. Since then, he's decided to avoid the Cooley's and Knies of the world and look at where the program is.
Maybe the U of M needs to hire a GM to handle recruiting, the portal, and NIL? It seems that Motzko is over his head while everyone else in college hockey has adapted to recent changes.