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Marcus Foligno #17 of the Minnesota Wild scores a goal against Adin Hill #33 of the Vegas Golden Knights in the second period of Game Four of the First Round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs at ...

There is a reason why Marcus Foligno led the Wild during the regular season in WAR (wins above replacement). His value to this team is incredible and they would not be where they are without him.

Marcus Foligno, 33, has a punishing style made for playoff hockey. Ask opponents, and they’ll say the 6-foot-3, 225-pound winger is a big part of the fabric for the hard-checking Wild.

ST. PAUL - Ever since Wild head coach John Hynes moved Marcus Foligno to the top line, Marco Rossi and Matt Boldy have been playing better.

Marcus Foligno brings intensity to Wild’s revamped first line The veteran winger uses his physical style to complement linemates as the team hits the stretch run.

Creating a new generation of veteran problem contracts might land them back at square one after four years of hard work.

Marcus Foligno snapped a third-period tie and Filip Gustavsson made 20 saves, sending the Minnesota Wild to a 2-1 victory over Nick Foligno and the lowly Chicago Blackhawks.