
The Athletic's Michael Russo shares his thoughts in the form of an audio diary and talks to some of the most interesting players, coaches, scouts, and executives in the game, while on the road with the Minnesota Wild.
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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Lots of fun to get to know our team off the ice. Russo allows fans to submit questions which is lots of fun.
Just ask Russo, he knows everything. His favorite line is. “I wrote this would happen a week ago”
Title pretty much speaks for itself on this one
Billy doesn’t sound too up beat about it either. Hopefully you take his advice.
I love hearing Russo talk unfiltered about the Wild. Much better than the LaPanta podcast he does.
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