The Minnesota Wild have announced the call-up of defenseman Daemon Hunt and forward Jake Lucchini from the Iowa Wild, the American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the NHL club. This decision was made by Minnesota Wild President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Bill Guerin today, citing the team’s requirement for additional support.
At 21 years of age, Daemon Hunt will be returning to the NHL after making his debut back in October, where he recorded one assist in nine games with Minnesota. In his time with the Iowa Wild, he has demonstrated his talent and skills, contributing nine points and leading team defensemen in points and assists, and ranking third on the team with a plus-3 rating. His overall performance in the AHL has been commendable, establishing himself as a valuable asset to the team.
On the other hand, 28-year-old Jake Lucchini will be joining the Minnesota Wild for the first time this season. Having appeared in 24 games with Iowa, he has posted 20 points and ranks first in goals and shots. He also has previous NHL experience with the Ottawa Senators, recording one point in 11 games last season. His addition to the team brings both experience and talent, making him a welcome addition to the Wild roster.
These player recalls come as the Wild prepares to face off against the Detroit Red Wings in their upcoming game. The team is undoubtedly looking to strengthen its lineup and maximize its chances for success in the game.
As the Wild gears up for their upcoming match, the player recalls of Daemon Hunt and Jake Lucchini serve as a strategic move to enhance the team’s performance on the ice. Their skills, experience, and contributions in the AHL make them valuable additions to the Minnesota Wild roster. It will be exciting to see how their presence impacts the team’s performance in the upcoming game against the Detroit Red Wings.