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Minnesota Wild hockey is back! With the home opener Oct 10th, Carts, King and Wild Radio host Joe O'Donnell bring you their biggest, best, and most bold predictions for the 24-25 NHL season. No spoilers here, just a solid show that will set the hook, and reel you in with some intriguing takes to keep you amped about the Wild's hockey season. Don't sleep on this one. See you at the rink on 10.10

Prospect camp is over, training camp is in full swing, and Wild on 7th is back, baby! Join us as we kick off hockey season with two of the Wild's hottest prospects, Riley Heidt and Hunter Haight. You'll see them both at the face-off dot, you might see them both in Canada, or even at the cottage, the cabin, or the lake home, but the similarities probably end there! Gas up your Honda Civics and tune in for a preseason pod in mid-season form.

Declan Chisholm makes his debut on the pod and brings the luck of the Irish with him! Decky talks Peaky Blinders, his first NHL goal, Irish heritage, and his recent engagement. King is live from the studio as Carts applies some aloe remotely from FLA on his spring break. The boys talk state tourney, Hynes in OT and what to expect moving forward. 

Sweet Lou from the Sault (Soo), Mr. State Tourney himself, Lou Nanne drops by the pod to talk all things hockey, his decades long career announcing the Minnesota High School Hockey State Tournament, his international escapades that rival 007, and his take on the current state of the Minnesota Wild as we head into the trade deadline. A DO NOT MISS as we dream of state tournament glory this week.

The Minnesota Wild beat the Vancouver Canucks 10-7 in a game loaded with hat tricks, scoring the most goals in a game in franchise history, only to pack their bags and continue the heater on a trip to the west to pick up more points against some serious competition. The boys talk hat tricks, the heater, Kinger goes stat crazy, and Carts shares his insight on all of it, while the lads continue playing with some serious heart.

The Alberta Shaman, #15 Mason Shaw signs his NHL ticket after recovering from his 4th ACL surgery and rejoins his favorite pod squad. He talks about his support system, his time in Iowa, being a “back of the bus beer guy”, chuckin’ cards, and more. This dude has battled back harder than maybe anyone ever has, so give this pod the listen it deserves.

Minnesota Wild forward #89 Freddy Gaudreau drops by to talk all things Quebec and his home town of Bromont, the mountains, the maple syrup, and some big moments throughout his career. He talks about being a teammate of Marc-Andre Fleury following the big ceremony from the other night, while the guys talk about OT with the pigskin, chewing gum, and Brock Faber for Calder.

The pod sits down with #9 Mike Modano, one of the greatest American born hockey players in history, to talk hair styles, nineties grit, the new schoolers of today, and more.

Wild forward Brandon Duhaime joins the pod for a second time, before he gets his hair braided on the beach during All Star break. He talks about punching people in the face, the mentality of the team, and his on-going prank war with Wild tendy Marc-Andre Fleury. The guys also have an amazing recap of Hockey Day MN and their experience in Warroad aka Hockeytown USA.

Carts and King tackle this weeks pod, much like the Wild tackled the last couple on their eastern roadtrip. Your favorite hosts talk about the trip, Kirill scoring some goals, go Tarps Off for Middsy, ask if Duhaime is Dexter, and stoke the fire for the upcoming Hockey Day Minnesota in Warroad.

Minnesota household names Taylor Heise and Grace Zumwinkle talk about breaking into the Professional Women's Hockey League aka the P-Dub, scoring goals, growing up playing youth hockey, who they compare their teammates to if they were Wild players, tractor pulls and cake pops. This episode is a do not miss from the besties turned P-dub All Stars.

Carts and King revisit the Jesper Wallstedt interview from training camp, as he eyes his NHL debut, and fans hope it can spark some offense for the squad. The Wild continue searching for goals, 10U check-in, and soccer players maybe thinking they could play hockey.

Your favorite Minnesota Wild podcast brings you the second annual podcast-on-a-stick, live from the Great Minnesota Get Together. Assistant Coach Jason King joins us to talk about his playing career, coaching career and overall love of corn. Minnesota’s golden boy Brock Faber joins us for his second installment to talk about the upcoming season, the summer of ”maybe,” and his favorite mascot. The question remains, does Brock Faber put ketchup or mustard on his pancakes? Don’t miss this one, ace.

Friend of the pod, #38 Ryan Hartman, stops by to discuss recent on-ice antics, his new truck, his love of mixtapes, being a good teammate, playing with Marc-Andre Fleury and so much more. Listen up or face a hefty fine, now on LimeWire and Napster.

Danielle Spurgeon and Amanda Goligoski join the pod to talk about the WAGS (wives and girlfriends), their hubbies, whether pregame naps are legit, going out to dinner, and more. Do not sleep on this one. Happy Holidays everyone, see you in 2024!

Minnesota Wild Head Coach John Hynes joins the pod after the Wild West road trip to talk coaching, his first few weeks with the team, chemistry, chewing gum, Billy G, and his love of Graf skates.

Minnesota Wild forward #26 Connor Dewar joins the pod after a sparkling performance and first NHL hat trick against Nashville, to talk about his humble origins north of the border, busting the slump, and how pesto is underrated.

Jake Middleton revisits the pod to talk about Sweden, his time babysitting at the Spurgeon's for Thanksgiving dinner, Billy Sushi and who he thinks has a better mustache between your favorite hosts.

The Wild's latest addition, defenseman Zach Bogosian joins the pod before heading to Sweden, talked about his trade, his love of the outdoors, smoking meats, his house on 'Tonka, and more. Get to know the bearded beast wearing number 24.

Minnesota's golden boy Brock Faber joins us to talk about growing up playing hockey, winning games and being a good teammate, his time with the Gophers, playing in the Olympics, his Mom, and more. Listen up kids, take Brock's advice and good things are bound to happen.

Wild Forward Pat Maroon experiencing a Kinger-coined “Maroon-aissance” with 7 points in his last 9 games, talks about winning 3 Stanley Cups, bringing new energy to the room, driving Teemu Selanne’s truck and more, while King and Carts go tape to tape as usual. Buckle up for a lengthy one this week.

Filip Gustavsson loves fermented herring and ripping glizzy's between periods, while Carts goes madmax style in the big apple. This is a do not miss.

Wild forward Marco Rossi descends from the Alps, is fueled by schnitzel, and purifies himself in the waters of Lake Minnetonka.

Summer is in full swing but hockey is always on our mind at Wild on 7th, so we’re bringing you a marathon of a pod this week! Director of Amateur Scouting, Judd Brackett sits down with Carts and King to discuss the draft, the process, and the Sphere! Billy G swings by to talk all things Wild, Wawa and 4 Nations; and a couple of this years draft highlights, first-rounder Zeev Buium and second-rounder Ryder Ritchie sit in for a taste of show business in the NHL.  

Wild on 7th fan and Minnesota Wild Owner Craig Leipold joins us this week to talk hockey, his favorite player, beverages on the team plane, and excitement for the season, while Carts and King breakdown the home opener.

Minnesota Wild play by play announcer Joe O’Donnell talks his humble beginnings, jokes about his “entry-level contract” in the NHL, and Carts and King join with their bold predictions on the season, and additional hair style banter.

Wild goaltending prospect Jesper Wallstedt talks style, his focus, and how he makes his own rules, while King and Carts shut down the bar in true preseason form.

Scott Burnside joins us to discuss his travel wardrobe and training camp buzz, and Marcus Foligno breaks down the new Wild third jersey, talks last season’s playoff exit, and his optimism for the 23-24 season.

LIVE from the Royal Golf Club in Lake Elmo, Matt Boldy joins us prior to Wild Off The Tee to discuss Brock Faber’s golf game, Ryan Carter’s attempt at becoming a Kardashian, and nothing else related to or about golf.

Wild GM Billy Guerin and the guys are live from the Minnesota State Fair. Topics covered include State Fair trivia, the Global Series in Sweden, Kirill and Zuccy living together in Florida, the chemistry of championship teams, and how all things pickles are dominating the Great Minnesota Get Together this summer. 

The Alberta Shaman, Mason Shaw, has been rehabbing and saying yes to all Minnesota has to offer this summer. The guys discuss whether Nickelback will help the Wild win the Cup, Matt Dumba’s departure, the Gus signing, and where Shawzy is in his 4th ACL recovery.

 

The guys catch up with Wild GM Bill Guerin, discussing the playoffs, draft, and development camp. Guerin shares the recipe to a world class summer drink, his Nashville hot spots, and his admiration for anyone holding open a door at Wawa.  

It was a first round exit for the Wild. Carts, King, and Burnside dissect the series, and how the Wild and their fanbase can break the mold and change the vibe by expecting to win. 

The Wild head back from Dallas for a must win Game 6 on Friday night. Carts, King, and Burnside breakdown the Game 5 shutout loss and look ahead to what they hope will be a crazy Friday in Saint Paul to even the series. 

The Minnesota Wild finish the regular season short of the playoffs and Carts and King wrap weekly pods with a finale featuring a frequent favorite, Wild GM Billy G. The guys talk about what needs to change, returning to "7th Street Savagery," the summer honey-do-list, and more. The guys don't quit and neither do we, take a listen to this week's pod, enjoy a break and catch us around the NHL Draft!

The officials and missed opportunities even the series at home. Carts, King, and Burnside dissect the loss and look ahead to what the Wild need to do to assert their will in Dallas on Tuesday.

A surprise Alberta Shawman for Let’s Play Hockey, Mats Zuccarello has entered the chat, double Gus, and Hot Laps at the X. Carts, King, and Burnside discuss close to a perfect game 3 for the Wild.

Carts and King break down a penalty filled second game of the series, rotating goalies, and how the fragile Minnesota fanbase can help break the mold.  

Carts, King, and Burnside break down the longest playoff game in franchise history, a gritty 3-2 win down in Dallas.

The guys break down Carts eventful evening between the benches, before scrawling their playoff predictions onto sandpaper, hoping the Wild’s Grit First mentality will get them past the Dallas Stars in round one. 

 

When he’s not hanging in Ibiza, John Klingberg walks the line on the Wild’s powerplay and occasionally beat boxes. The guys discuss Klingberg’s arrival in Minnesota, Frozen Four, filling Eriksson-Ek’s big boots, and how Brock Faber’s glasses should have their own Twitter account.  

Wild Skating and Skills Coach Andy Ness helps injured players return to the ice. The guys learn about the steps to returning to gameplay, discuss the heater Matt Boldy is on, and how a playoff mentality may be starting early.

The guys talk to Team Services guru "Whitey" about the new Wild Alumni events. John copes with missing Kirill, and Matt Boldy continues his stroll down easy street. 

Ryan Hartman makes a return visit to the pod to discuss a crazy game with Saint Louis and the role of an agitator. The guys discuss the team’s scoring surge without Kirill, Reavo’s impact, big bad Boston coming to town, and Matt Boldy’s hat trick.  

Zuccy stops by the pod to discuss his long stick, forgetfulness, and his buddy Kirill. The guys discuss the State Tournament, how the Wild have been playing without KK97, and possible playoff scenarios. 

Carts and King bring the energy in the studio this week for a NICE little episode that matches Auston Matthews current goal total. The guys talk NCAA final, Woman's World Championship, King laments his championship winless streak, but the real meat comes in the form of the Faber for Calder campaign. Will the NHL still shine its light on their golden boy when they really should be showcasing the former Golden Gopher? Find out the answer on this week's Wild on 7th.

Jake Middleton and his mustache visit the pod to discuss lost flippers, shoveling snow, the Swedish mafia joining the Wild, and how Mr. Irrelevant became a top two pairing in the NHL.   

The guys break down a superhero performance from 97, the trend towards physicality again in the NHL playoffs, and what to expect from the Wild at the trade deadline.

The Wild homestand is trending up thanks to Ryan Hartman’s sternum and the calming presence of the Gus Bus. With the trade deadline looming, assistant GM Chris O’Hearn stops by the pod for a visit.  

Jonny Merrill stops by Wild on 7th to discuss growing up in Michigan and raising a bearded dragon along with 4 girls under the age of seven. As you would expect, it was a real good time.