Marc-Andre Fleury Makes His Final Decision Regarding His NHL Future

The Minnesota Wild are currently in sixth place in the Central Division standings, just four points behind the Nashville Predators for the final wild card spot in the Western Conference.

General Manager Bill Guerin faces a crucial decision this week as he assesses the team's position ahead of the trade deadline next Friday. Minnesota has several players who could attract interest if they decide to sell, with goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury being the most prominent among them.

Fleury Makes His Final Decision On Where He Wants To Finish His Career

Despite potential interest from other teams, Fleury expressed his desire to stay with the Wild and help them secure a spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.





Fleury, at 39 years old, has played in only 28 of Minnesota's 58 games this season, posting a record of 12-10-3 with a 2.92 goals against average, .899 save percentage, and one shutout.


With Fleury's reluctance to be moved, the Wild may opt to bolster their roster at the trade deadline to make a push for the Stanley Cup this spring. As Fleury's contract is set to expire in July, this opportunity could potentially be his last chance at capturing another Stanley Cup title.

Do you think Fleury should stick with the Wild?