Major turn of events strike Marc-Andre Fleury

In Marc-Andre Fleury's NHL journey, there's a new twist. The veteran goalie wants to stay with the Minnesota Wild, but there's talk about a possible trade.

General manager Bill Guerin might talk to Fleury before the March 8 deadline, even though Fleury wants to stick with the Wild. Rumors have been flying around, linking Fleury to teams like the Carolina Hurricanes, Colorado Avalanche, and Edmonton Oilers.

But Pierre LeBrun's update on TSN's Insider Trading changes things. It seems the Oilers might not be interested anymore. They trust their goalies, so they might not go after Fleury, leaving room for other teams.




LeBrun's update shows how uncertain Fleury's future is. If the Wild don't look good for the playoffs, Fleury might look at offers from other teams. The Hurricanes, Avalanche, and Maple Leafs could be interested. Fleury wants to stay loyal to the Wild and keep playing with his teammates.


Even though lots of teams want Fleury, he gets to decide where he goes. With a no-trade clause, it's up to him. Fleury's recent comments show he's sticking with the Wild and wants to keep fighting with his team.