Minnesota Frost: Olympic Stars Fuel Playoff Push

0:00On March 13th, here's the latest surrounding the NHL. The professional women's hockey league is halfway through its third season, keeping the action going strong after the 2026 winter. Olympics wrapped up. The Minnesota frost standout as a top contender, loaded with Olympic talent and aiming for a three-peat after winning the Walter Cup the last two. Years, a frost player suited up for the Olympics, bringing home hardware and experience. Having USA stars like Captain Kindlecoin's goalfield, grabbed her second gold as a new mom, while Taylor High scored five points in her debut, and now. Leads the entire league with 19 points this season. Kelly Panic and Lee Steclin added assists for gold, and Chekkiya's Denisa Krizova and Clara Himlerova played every game for their country. The frost depth runs deep beyond the Olympians. Goldies Nicole Hensley and Maddie Rooney have been lights out with solid records, anchoring a defense featuring standouts like Natalie Buckbinder and Rookie Kindle Cooper, whose

1:00racked up ten points is the top draft pick. Rookie's in vets like Mae Batherson and Katie Knowle are stepping up offensively too. A few setbacks have hit, including coins go field on long-term injure reserve from an Olympic tweak and forward-dominy petri out for the season, with the leg injury. Still, the team's balance attack keeps them rolling, with players like Britacurl Celemy and Grace Thumbwinkle contributing double-digit points. Right now, Minnesota sits third in the standings with 30 points, trailing Boston and Montreal, but with 13 games left to climb. They host Seattle on Friday, March 13th, giving fans a prime chance to see this squad push for the playoffs again. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Some travel miles to find peace. I just climb into bed and listen. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com