The Wild’s core of young players have aged another year, and here we are once again begging for answers. Will they ever get over the hump? Or will we continue to hear about the potential that each player has? The one player that you continue to hear this narrative around is Charlie Coyle. After each of the last 6 playoff appearances has ended, there has been optimism revolving around the Wild forward, but he continues to leave fans wanting more. Over each of his first 5 NHL regular seasons, Coyle increased his points total from the season before. Scoring 14 points in the lockout shortened 2012-13 season earned him a couple of 5th place votes for the Calder Memorial trophy.
Zero Playoff Points Sums up Coyle’s Disappointing Season
