Penguins' Skoula still waiting to play

I am wondering how long the Wild are going to keep coming back with this kid? As a Wild fan I have tried to look for something in this kids game that leads me to believe he was worthy of a first round pick in 2006. Through four games this season he has put up a big zero on the score sheet. Through two seasons and including the beginning of this one Sheppard has played in 164 games...

by Bruce CiskieFiled under: Wild, Western, NHL CoachingWhen you watched the Minnesota Wild the last eight years, there were some things that could be counted on almost every game. The teams coached by Jacques Lemaire weren't known for being lazy, uninspired, or unprepared. In fact, Lemaire has developed a reputation for getting the absolute maximum out of even the most marginal...

Well through the first four games the Wild have only two points, scored only 10 goals and given up 15. The good news is that nearly half of the goals given up were by Josh Harding.  Not that all of them were his fault alone but he was clearly not on his “A” game (or [...]

I had the misfortune of watching the Minnesota Wild go down to defeat again in another game where the opposition scored first, in fact I can't remember a game where they actually had the lead or scored first. So I come home tonight and turn on NHL Center ice and this season they have replays of the games that have been played today. Low and behold Marian Gaborik scored this highlight...

The way it’s looking now, the Minnesota Wild have a long way to go to even be competitive. Once again, the team spoiled a terrific performance by goaltender Nikas Backstrom, who stopped ...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...

After beating the struggling Minnesota Wild, Anaheim takes on St. Louis, which has lost three straight. VS. ST. LOUIS

A pair of struggling Northwest Division rivals will clash tonight in British Columbia, as the Vancouver Canucks host the Minnesota Wild at General Motors Place.

It's been a tale of two beginnings for the slumping Minnesota Wild, who will resume a five-game road trip Friday night against the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall Place.

Two meetings in just over a week. Not a bad way to renew a rivalry. The Wild are coming off of a three day rest after their disappointing loss to the champs of the regular season, the San Jose Sharks...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...