Marc-Andre Fleury apart of horrible decision by the Minnesota Wild

As Minnesota Wild face off against the Pittsburgh Penguins, Marc-Andre Fleury, the veteran goalie and former Pittsburgh star, surprisingly finds himself on the bench, stirring up controversy among fans and prompting questions about the coach's choice.

At 39, Fleury is reportedly in his final year of professional hockey. Drafted first overall in the 2003 NHL draft by the Pittsburgh Penguins, he secured three Stanley Cups with the team, earning a special place in fans' hearts.

The Wild's visit to Pittsburgh for what could be Fleury's last game in the city took an unexpected turn as head coach John Hynes decided to keep Fleury benched. Hynes claims it was part of the team's pre-game plan, but fans are left puzzled and questioning the coach's judgment.




In a moment that should have been significant for Fleury, his absence on the ice raised eyebrows. The veteran goalie, who has played a crucial role in Pittsburgh's games, deserved a fitting farewell in what could be his final appearance in the city.

Looking ahead, Fleury's future remains uncertain, and if the Wild continue to struggle, his experience and potential availability might make him an appealing trade option for teams seeking goaltending depth.