Luke Sims
Journalist at Freelance
U Miami ‘25 // #mnwild Coverage for @Hockeywildernes // Sports Editor @TMHsports_ // #Gopackgo Coverage for @ZoneCoverageMN //The First Matt Boldy Supporter
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4 days ago |
hockeywilderness.com | Luke Sims
Justin Hein, Luke Sims, Justin Wiggins, and guest Tony Abbott discuss if the Wild have any chance to pull off an upset against the Vegas Golden Knights in Round 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. If you have any questions for us, leave them in the comments and we'll answer on the next show! Think you could write a story like this? Hockey Wilderness wants you to develop your voice, find an audience, and we'll pay you to do it.
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1 week ago |
hockeywilderness.com | Luke Sims
The last time the Minnesota Wild met the Vegas Golden Knights in the playoffs was a thrilling series. It came down to Game 7 in Vegas, and the Wild eventually lost to a team that reached the Western Conference Finals. The names and faces of those teams look a lot different now. The last time these teams met in the playoffs, Marc-Andre Fleury was Vegas’s starting goalie, and Kirill Kaprizov was a rookie playing in his first NHL playoff games.
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1 week ago |
zonecoverage.com | Preet Mukesh Shah |Felipe Reis |Mitch Widmeier |Luke Sims
It’s not just the beer and cheese causing blood pressures to spike across the state of Wisconsin. Some of that hypertension is no doubt attributable to the Green Bay Packers’ wide receiver room. While they have a lot of good pieces in Jayden Reed, Christian Watson, Romeo Doubs, and Dontayvion Wicks, none of them have been able to step up as a WR1. The Packers could spend their shiny first-round pick on a receiver, but history suggests that won’t happen.
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1 week ago |
zonecoverage.com | Felipe Reis |Mitch Widmeier |Luke Sims |Felipe Reis Aceti
Positional-value apologists will be furious at the mere thought of drafting an off-ball linebacker on Day 1, but bear with me for a few minutes. Edgerrin Cooper’s stellar rookie season has shifted the focus away from something crucial. The Green Bay Packers’ off-ball linebacker corps still has plenty of room for improvement, both in starting quality and depth.
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1 week ago |
zonecoverage.com | Luke Sims
The Green Bay Packers are hosting this year’s draft and have the 23rd pick. The Packers will surely call a name to the stage in the first round, right? But what if the board doesn’t favor them? We’ve examined multiple ways the Packers could approach the draft. So, what is the worst-case scenario for them? To understand how things could go wrong, we must first examine Green Bay’s needs. Green Bay’s primary concerns are wide receiver, edge rusher, cornerback, and interior defensive line.
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So glad we gave up a 2nd for Gus Nyquist
Hynes says everybody got out of last night healthy but they’ll talk about possible lineup or line changes later on. I’ll bet my career Ryan Hartman won’t start as fourth-line center tomorrow night. Hynes loved his game and particularly his discipline
Have fun with Trenin and Brazeau Rossi!
Hynes says everybody got out of last night healthy but they’ll talk about possible lineup or line changes later on. I’ll bet my career Ryan Hartman won’t start as fourth-line center tomorrow night. Hynes loved his game and particularly his discipline
This is a Marco Rossi tweet btw
Hynes says everybody got out of last night healthy but they’ll talk about possible lineup or line changes later on. I’ll bet my career Ryan Hartman won’t start as fourth-line center tomorrow night. Hynes loved his game and particularly his discipline
