RYAN SUTER RUMORS & GOSSIP
2013 NHL Entry Draft Speculation for the Minnesota Wild: Defenseman
As much as the media latched onto the additions of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, and rightfully so to a degree it is pretty hard to argue that the Wild would've been able to make it as far as it did if not for the 19-year old rookie defenseman Jonas Brodin calm and steady play. Suter struggled a bit early, and when Brodin arrived he was able to settle into being the Wild'...
Suter named one of three finalists for Norris trophy
ST. PAUL, Minn. Ryan Suter's first season with the Minnesota Wild has earned him the recognition as one of the league's top defensemen.
Suter, 28, was named one of the three finalists Tuesday for the Norris Trophy, given annually to the league's best defenseman. Suter led the NHL this season by averaging 27 minutes, 16 seconds of ice time. He was second among all defensemen...
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May 07, 2013
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Suter enjoying extended ice time in playoffs
ST. PAUL, Minn. It almost looks like a misprint when you look at the box score from Tuesday's game between Minnesota and Chicago. But there it is, by Wild defenseman Ryan Suter's name, and it is not a typo.
Suter played 41:08 in the Wild's 2-1 overtime loss in Game 1, nearly seven minutes more than the next-highest total for Minnesota fellow defenseman Jonas Brodin...
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May 02, 2013
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Wild's Suter misses practice, is day-to-day
ST. PAUL, Minn. After getting shut out in two of its past three games, the Minnesota Wild want to ensure their playoff positioning doesn't slip too much. They're hopeful a healthy top defenseman Ryan Suter and a shuffling of the forward lines can help them get back on the right track Saturday against Columbus.
Getting back Suter, who leads the NHL by averaging 27:11 time...
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April 12, 2013
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SLICK MOVES
Dan Boyle goes end-to-end on sick goal
Brent Burns has turned around his season after switching from the blue line to winger for the Sharks. But on Wednesday against the Wild, Dan Boyle showed that Burns isn’t the only Sharks defenseman who can look like a forward when he skated with the puck coast-to-coast on a two-man advantage and gave us this goal of the year candidate: That Wild player Boyle dekes out of his skates...
Wild thriving on recent success of Suter
ST. PAUL, Minn. Looking back now, Ryan Suter can see all the reasons why his first month with the Minnesota Wild wasn't what he was expecting. Changing teams, systems, coaches, defensive partners; they're all the same reasons Suter didn't want to use earlier in the season as excuses when he was a minus-7 with four points in the first nine games.
Suter, off of that 13...
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March 25, 2013
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Pondering what Suter could've brought to Preds
NASHVILLE Some professional sports organizations buy players. Some organizations nurture players.
The Nashville Predators are the latter. Since the franchise entered the NHL in 1998, it has had the same general manager and the same coach and the organization's philosophy has been one of drafting or signing young players, developing them through their minor-league and coaching...
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March 09, 2013
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Pondering what-ifs involving Suter, Preds
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Some professional sports organizations buy players. Some organizations nurture players.
The Nashville Predators are the latter. Since the franchise entered the NHL in 1998, it has had the same general manager and the same coach and the organization's philosophy has been one of drafting or signing young players, developing them through their minor-league and...
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March 09, 2013
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Wild Saturday: 'Whatever happens, happens'
SATURDAY'S STORY LINES: The last time Wild defenseman Ryan Suter stepped into the visiting team hotel in Nashville was 2003. The NHL draft was in Nashville that year and a young Suter was there to conduct his team interviews. Suter went on to be drafted seventh overall by the Predators and spent the first seven years of his career with the organization.
Friday, Suter walked back...
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March 09, 2013
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FRIENDLY FIRE
Ryan Suter knocks puck into his own net
During the Minnesota Wild-Edmonton Oilers game, a strange play occurred where the puck bounced out in front of the net and was batted in by Ryan Suter. Wild captain Mikko Koivu was trying to clear the puck out of the zone and he fired the puck off Oilers forward Sam Gagner’s skate. The puck caromed off his skate and started fluttering in the air towards Suter. Suter instinctively...
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