There’s no question Ryan Suter is a workhorse.
The Wild’s $98 million defenseman led the NHL in minutes per game this season, and he spent a ridiculous 41 minutes and seven seconds on the ice in Game 1 against Chicago. It’s a role Suter thrives in.
To put that in perspective, Michael Rozsival led the Blackhawks with just 27 minutes and 11 seconds of ice time.
Fellow $98 million man Zach Parise tells the Star Tribune that it’s “unreal” that Suter isn’t even breathing heavy after what seems like a two-minute shift.
Suter tells NHL.com that his “body feels fine” and he’s “just getting ready” for Game 2 in Chicago Friday night.
Hockey Wilderness asks if Suter is really human?
