US EditionWild Coach John Hynes Preaching the Importance of Faceoffs
- Head Coach John Hynes emphasized that faceoffs are crucial for starting possession in games, stating, "Faceoffs is a big part of the game because you’re either starting with possession or not right off of it."
- Hynes pointed out the impact of a lost faceoff during a 5-on-3 advantage as a significant missed opportunity in the previous game.
- Hynes acknowledged that Yurov understands the importance of faceoffs but needs to adjust to the increased puck battles in the NHL compared to the KHL.
- Hynes noted that Yurov has adapted well and has performed well in camp, highlighting his willingness to adapt.
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Wild coach John Hynes preaching the importance of faceoffs
In his return to Minnesota, Nico Sturm has yet to play a game. But the Wild already miss him. Sidelined by an upper body injury that limited him in training camp, and apparently got worse days before the season started, Sturm was acquired for his winning experience — he won Stanley Cups in Colorado and Florida — and his expertise on faceoffs. After two games, the Wild’s faceoff percentage is 44.8 percent, 24th in the 32-team league. And before y…
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