Sweeping changes
In the past 5½ weeks the Wild has traded three of its top 10 all-time leading scorers. All of them were 2010 first-round draft picks, with three different teams.
Nino Niederreiter: Traded Jan. 17 to Carolina for Victor Rask. With Wild: 434 games, sixth in goals.
Charlie Coyle: Traded Feb. 20 to Boston for Ryan Donato and a conditional draft pick. With Wild: 479 games (eighth).
Mikael Granlund: Traded Feb. 25 to Nashville for Kevin Fiala. With Wild: 461 games, fourth in assists.
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