BREAKING: Wild Sign Their First-Line Center for a Bargain

The Minnesota Wild have extended their first-line center for an absolute bargain.

The Minnesota Wild have just announced that they have extended Ryan Hartman to a 3-year deal.

Hartman scored 37 points last season in 59 games centering Kirill Kaprizov and Mats Zuccarello.

While he may not be the best first-line center in the NHL, Hartman is more than serviceable in the role and if the Wild bring in somebody with a bit more pedigree, paying Hartman $4 million to be their second-line center is still a bargain.

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