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Minnesota Wild PONDcast — Jared Spurgeon. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00You found the Minnesota Wild Podcast, presented by AcroShirt. Five games now in the last eight days. How important is obviously playing your best chair, but the rest of the recovery part of the equation is you kind of looked to finish strong. Yeah, this season has been a different one without condensed the schedule, and I think the coaches staff and trained staff has done a great job with us getting a rest and letting us get in a pair with the way we think we do. So, you said we have pretty much a week left here and it's a sprint to the finish to look for that home I said manages as well. So, looking forward to starting here again tonight. Get those two days off and those two practice days. One thing that John Eines talked about was getting you guys to be more efficient leaving the zone. You won't restrate since, and your eyes, what's been working in that aspect of the game? Yeah, I think just obviously an over video sort of reset there to get some energy back in the building, but I think just being a bit cleaner, coming out over his own zone or spotting back to it, and not always over-convocating things, sometimes
1:01just some finding and chipping bucks out when we need to be or making the play when it's there. What do you like the most about playing right now for? I think we're just predictable in the way we're playing right now. I think every line goes out, you know, no where you're going to get. So, I think that's when we're at our best is when we start suffocating teams and just keep going in their offensive zone. For an extraordinary advantage in sports, you need a game plan. For an extraordinary advantage everywhere else, all you need is Acresher. With a high-tech human approach to insurance, cybersecurity and more, Acresher helps you take care of what you care about. That makes winning easy. See what Acresher's extraordinary advantage can do for you at Acresher.com.
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