Minnesota Wild: Marco Rossi shines for charity event for sick children!

Minnesota Wild: Marco Rossi shines for charity event for sick children!

Vancouver, Kanada - On December 5, 2024, the NHL shines in new splendor thanks to the Minnesota Wild and its decisive players like Marco Rossi. After an exciting 3-2 home win against the Vancouver Canucks, Rossi and his team looked at a day full of top performance and charity engagement for sick children. The 23-year-old hockey professional described the success strategy of his team in an interview with the "crown": "The chemistry is right, and our game system suits us perfectly. Everyone knows what to do, and despite injuries," said Rossi. With four victories in a row, the game established themselves as the currently best team in the league. Rossi described the great cohesion within the team as the key.

Vancouver Canucks in training: a new attack style

The Vancouver Canucks, on the other hand, devoted themselves to a reorientation during their training camp. As the New York Times , the focus is on increasing the game speed by a faster attack. The coach Rick Tocchet has developed special drills to optimize the game structure and increase the offensive punch. After a last season in which the team did not achieve more than one typical non-playoff team at five against five, the return to a quick transition game should ensure an effective offensive. Players like Jake Debrusk and Danton Heinen were fetched to significantly improve the attack game.

The Canucks focused particularly on their defense, which has made great progress in recent years. The newcomers and systematic adjustments in the way of playing should ensure that the team will be more competitive in the coming season. The commitment of Kevin Lankinen is particularly remarkable as a goalkeeper, which is supposed to ensure stability in the box, while the team is in a critical phase of the realignment. "The goal is to make our game more faster and more effective," explained Debrusk, while the Canucks are preparing to master the challenge of the upcoming season.