Minnesota Wild complete crucial decision with goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury

Bill Guerin, the Minnesota Wild's GM, has decided to keep Marc-Andre Fleury on the team, as reported by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman.

Fleury, with a no-trade clause, has reaffirmed his dedication to the Wild in a recent interview with TVA Sports. Despite swirling trade rumors, Fleury underscored his commitment to Minnesota and his eagerness to help his team push for a playoff spot.

Currently, the Wild hold the sixth spot in the Central division, trailing the last Wild Card playoff position held by the Nashville Predators by six points.

Despite the challenging road ahead, both the team and Fleury remain determined to secure a postseason berth.



While Fleury's future beyond this season remains uncertain, he has hinted at his reluctance to undergo another trade after previous experiences.

The Wild's decision to retain Fleury mirrors his desire to stay in Minnesota, showcasing a mutual understanding between the player and the team.

With the trade deadline looming, Fleury's name can safely be scratched off the trade board, signaling a shared commitment to continue their journey together.