Report: Wild's Blum agrees to terms with KHL's Admiral Vladivostok
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Minnesota Wild farmhand Jonathon Blum is reportedly heading to the KHL.
The defenseman agreed to terms on a contract with Admiral Vladivostok, Igor Eronko of Russian publication Sport-Express reports.
Blum tallied 37 points in 66 games for the AHL's Iowa Wild in 2014-15. He appeared in four NHL games last season, registering one assist for Minnesota.
He notched a single assist in 15 NHL games in 2013-14, while playing 54 games for the AHL affiliate.
A restricted free agent, Blum was the 23rd-overall pick of the Nashville Predators in 2007.