Kassian and Falk to Return Tomorrow
From Glen Andresen, Wild.com:
"Tomorrow morning, the Wild will recall 6-foot-5 defenseman Justin Falk and 6-foot-5 winger Matt Kassian. Both will be in Minnesota in time for tomorrow’s tilt with the Flyers, which will also feature the Wild debut of Patrick O’Sullivan."
Both of these players are large individuals, and Kassian is an enforcer. You think the Wild are prepping for a throw down with Philly?
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by redheadzeb on Nov 23, 2010 8:47 PM CST reply actions 1 recs
I love how every time we play just about any team, they feel the need to call up a tough guy or two. It’s meaningless. The Flyers play physical hockey, but they are not as big and bad as their reputation says.
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