Much has been made of the depth scoring of the Minnesota Wild this season. They’ve had as many as 11 players with points in games, and have hit double-digit point-getters in several games.
That the Wild are getting goals and assists from up and down the lineup is undoubtedly a good thing; if a team can rely on its third or fourth line for a goal here and there, especially if, say, your all-star left winger is injured. Not that that would happen this early in the season.
The scoring sheet on the WIld’s website reads like a nicely shaped staircase.