BREAKING: Elliotte Friedman Confirms Future Hall-Of-Famer Marc-Andre Fleury's Fate

BREAKING: NHL insider Elliotte Friedman has just revealed where former Vezina trophy winner Marc-Andre Fleury will be after the trade deadline.

Elliotte Friedman revealed on social media that the Minnesota Wild will not be trading away Fleury this year.

The 39-year-old goalie has been a tandem with Filip Gustavsson this year. In 24 starts this year Fleury has struggled a bit with 12-10-3 record and a under 0.900% save percentage and a 2.92 goals against average.

The Wild are looking to return to the playoffs which is why they are electing to keep the veteran goalie.

The Wild are currently fighting for a wild card spot with 62 points trailing the Calgary Flames and LA Kings for the second and final spots.

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