A look at two Wild prospects who play for the St. John Sea Dogs of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League:
CHARLIE COYLE
Age: 19
Position: RW
Size: 6-2, 207
Birthplace: Weymouth, Mass.
Drafted: 28th overall by San Jose in 2010.
Traded: To the Wild from San Jose in the Brent Burns deal.
This season for St. John: 18 points (10 goals, eight assists) in 13 games. Began season at Boston University.
ZACK PHILLIPS
Age: 19
Position: C
Size: 6-1, 181
Birthplace: Fredericton, New Brunswick
Drafted: 28th overall by the Wild in 2011 (pick was acquired from San Jose in the Brent Burns trade).
This season for St. John: Team-leading 73 points (28 goals, 45 assists) in 51 games.
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