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Image Via Twitter The distinguished Bill Masterton ... This season, three outstanding athletes, Marc-Andre Fleury, Gabriel Landeskog, and Sean Monahan, are being considered for the honor.

Wild goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury started in goal for Team Canada on Sunday against Team Latvia. He became the oldest goalie to play for his country in tournament history.

The news was confirmed via @dailyfleury on Twitter, with fans going crazy. Throughout this entire NHL season, Marc-Andre Fleury donned the colors of the Minnesota Wild. He certainly ranks as one ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. — It was an optional morning skate for the Minnesota Wild before Game 6 on Thursday. Five skaters cycled pucks around one end of TRIA Rink in downtown St. Paul. One goalie ...

Marc-Andre Fleury isn't hanging up the skates and the pads just yet. The Minnesota Wild goaltender, who was set to begin his retirement after the Wild's first-round playoff exit, told reporters on ...

How the dynamic between the two netminders plays out, and how they perform, could go a long way in determining the Wild’s ...

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Credit: As we all know, Marc-André Fleury played his last NHL season this year. However, he had the opportunity to suit up for one last time with Canada in preparation for the World Championship.

As we all know, Marc-André Fleury played his last NHL season this year. However, he had the opportunity to suit up for one last time with Canada in preparation for the World Championship.

Marc-Andre Fleury has played his final NHL game on Thursday. The Minnesota Wild were eliminated in Game 6 by the Vegas Golden Knights. After 21 seasons, the 40-year-old goaltender is retiring from ...

Marc-Andre Fleury has now seen action in 18 total postseasons, moving past Martin Brodeur and Patrick Roy (17 postseasons) for the most total Stanley Cup Playoff years by a goalie in NHL history.# ...