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Post-suspension, Wild forward Ryan Hartman making the most of his return

Ryan Hartman returned to the Minnesota Wild roster after an eight-game suspension, providing a much-needed boost to the team during a crucial time.
In his eight games since returning, Hartman has scored three goals and provided three assists, contributing significantly to the team's offense.
Wild coach John Hynes noted that Hartman’s time off was ultimately beneficial for his conditioning and focus.
The General Manager expressed expectations for Hartman to behave well and mentioned that Hartman is adding value to the team in various ways.

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Post-suspension, Wild forward Ryan Hartman making the most of his return

Around trade deadline time in the first few days of March, when it became apparent that the Minnesota Wild were not going to mortgage the future with any “swing for the fences” deals, goalie Filip Gustavsson was asked about the comfort level of going into the stretch with essentially the roster they had. With a grin, he noted that the team would be “acquiring” Ryan Hartman in a few days, which would be a big boost. Hartman, who has logged nearly…

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