Blaine native Nick Bjugstad returns home with the Wild. Join Nick at the rink, on the water and more in the 10th season premiere of Becoming Wild, presented by Toyota.
Watching this before the second half of the next season. He really has helped the Wild. Having a tall long guy with an accurate shot who can play wing on any line and also step in and win draws when needed... That's an asset that every team would love to have.
both the tuftes and the scheids are some of the nicest families you can meet. my brother played with riley (and tanner, his brother) and ian. ian’s dad was my gym teacher in elementary school. really, super great and fantastic people.
Wish him the best of luck back home in Minnesota. I was so excited as a Penguins fan for him, but his luck with injuries was so unfortunate. He's a great guy and still has a ton of potential.
He's been an awesome depth piece back home. He kills penalties and wins key D-zone draws, and can help put the puck in the net when there's opportunity. Hope he gets back from his broken hand and is a key piece in this playoff push
Great to see another local boy join the Wild! Would love to add a few more, but it’s fun having Zach and Nick on the team. I’m excited to see the impact Nick will have this year. Great episode.
My first ever state tournament was 2010 and I remember seeing the super Langley kid and my dad telling me he was going to the gophers and me being a huge gophers fan I was immediately a fan. I have a stick and cards signed from his freshman college year and have been following him ever since
That haula rau and bjugstad team was and still is probably one of my all time favorite teams there was no doubt nick had the most raw talent in all of college hockey for a couple years
I also like how they gloss over how his uncle Scott is basically the Einstein of shooting and sticks and curves basically running Easton stick department until they were bought switch to a similar role at ccm
This was a strong episode of this show. Moving away from the day in the life was a great idea. Hats off to the Wild and their content groups.
I wish they'd redo some of the players that have the old style to get this perspective on them.
@@lediona3996 That would be cool. Maybe start another series and name it something else, like Call of the Wild
What a true Minnesotan beauty, looked up to him so much when I was a kid
Watching this before the second half of the next season. He really has helped the Wild. Having a tall long guy with an accurate shot who can play wing on any line and also step in and win draws when needed... That's an asset that every team would love to have.
Let’s gooo wild off to a strong start let’s have a good season boys
We jus lost 😞
Yeah
both the tuftes and the scheids are some of the nicest families you can meet. my brother played with riley (and tanner, his brother) and ian. ian’s dad was my gym teacher in elementary school. really, super great and fantastic people.
Wish him the best of luck back home in Minnesota. I was so excited as a Penguins fan for him, but his luck with injuries was so unfortunate. He's a great guy and still has a ton of potential.
He's been an awesome depth piece back home. He kills penalties and wins key D-zone draws, and can help put the puck in the net when there's opportunity. Hope he gets back from his broken hand and is a key piece in this playoff push
Love these shows! I hope each member of the wild gets their own episode. Great for their families and their memories
Great to see another local boy join the Wild! Would love to add a few more, but it’s fun having Zach and Nick on the team. I’m excited to see the impact Nick will have this year. Great episode.
Let’s go wild
I miss him
Welcome to Oil Country Nick!
casually also did anthoney lapantha becoming wild
What a good dude.
My first ever state tournament was 2010 and I remember seeing the super Langley kid and my dad telling me he was going to the gophers and me being a huge gophers fan I was immediately a fan. I have a stick and cards signed from his freshman college year and have been following him ever since
That haula rau and bjugstad team was and still is probably one of my all time favorite teams there was no doubt nick had the most raw talent in all of college hockey for a couple years
This is such a good series
Can't wait to see
"Gosh that's cold"- Minnesota
What lake are they fishing on?? Just curious..
3:30 old timer showin how to do it! LOVE IT!
Played against this kid back in the day. Tough to beat… love this man tho ❤️
Miss u in Pittsburgh
Said no one ever
His uncle has a sweet garage area a ton of sticks and a sweet setup
I also like how they gloss over how his uncle Scott is basically the Einstein of shooting and sticks and curves basically running Easton stick department until they were bought switch to a similar role at ccm
I've played at the rink in the beginning
It’s my home rink
Just came home from playing a game (and wining 4-0)
irondale is the best program i have played with in every way except stats. i play a block away form fogerty LETS GO KNIGHTS
Yo where’s Bryce Brodzinski, he’s a Blaine native from the gophs
yeah! woo!
His size and unique skill set will keep him in the league for a long time.
Wild are good with Kappy
I’ve played in the gradge before with my team it was like a shooting lesson my coach did with him
Never put pink before the rink
Hendy!! 🙂 #gohuskieswooooo
2nd in the west!
Ask Nick if he knows someone by the last name”hauk”
I’ve played in that arena fogerty
It’s my home rink
Nico sturm gotta be next