On a frigid night in the Twin Cities, Kirill Kaprizov snapped out of a mini scoring slump and delivered two goals for the Wild, including the overtime winner in a 4-3 victory over the Detroit Red Wings at Grand Casino Arena.
The Minnesota Wild are expected to have a fully healthy forward core for their game tomorrow against the Florida Panthers. The Wild announced that they’ve reassigned forwards Hunter Haight and Ben Jones to the AHL’s Iowa Wild.
Minnesota continues to thrive with Quinn Hughes at the center of everything they do, and Thursday night was another clear example of why the blue line addition has changed the feel of this team so quickly.
The Minnesota Wild kicked off a four-game homestand with a late-night puck drop against the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday night, Jan. 22. They had just returned home from a quick three-game stint that saw them come home with a 2-1 record.
Kirill Kaprizov tallied two goals and an assist, including the winning goal 45 seconds into overtime, to lift the Minnesota Wild to a 4-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday night in Saint Paul, Minn.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
The Minnesota Wild are getting one of their top centers back in the lineup. The team has activated Joel Eriksson Ek off injured reserve in time for Thursday’s home game against the Detroit Red Wings.
Minnesota's Vladimir Tarasenko knows how to find the back of the net. Tarasenko also knows the playing style of Thursday night's opponent, the Detroit Red Wings.
The Minnesota Wild already made their big splash this season when they acquired Quinn Hughes. A rash of injuries has them playing .500 hockey over the last 10 games, but they’ve still managed to tie the Dallas Stars for second in the Central Division.
The trade that sent Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks to the Minnesota Wild in December feels like one of those watershed moments. It was the kind that shifts not just a roster, but the very sense of what a team is and what it might become.
With Russia not participating in the upcoming Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, Sweden would’ve been considered the third favorite for men’s hockey gold behind the big two of Canada and the United States.
The halfway point of the NHL season has passed, and some teams are surging, while other teams are failing. This has led to teams already declaring they will be selling at the NHL Trade Deadline.
The Montreal Canadiens (27-15-7) will be hosting a very tough opponent in the Minnesota Wild (28-13-9) tonight, who are coming off a 6-3 win against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday night.
With 22 days left before the men’s hockey tournament kicks off at the 2026 Winter Olympics, Team Sweden has been hit with a double-whammy of bad injury news.
The Minnesota Wild got another win on Monday, defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs by a 6-3 score. Minnesota forward Marcus Foligno had an outstanding performance.
Immediately after the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 6–3 loss to the Minnesota Wild, it’s easy to blame the team for yet another failure to show up. The game wasn’t at all crisp or sharp.
The NHL is built on the “almost” trades—the ones that would’ve—perhaps—helped shift the league’s balance of power if they’d actually crossed the finish line.
Jonas Brodin's lower-body injury will prevent the Minnesota Wild defenseman and Swedish Olympian from playing in Milan, The Athletic reported Tuesday. Brodin has been out since Jan.
In his 15th NHL season and 915th regular season game, Wild winger Marcus Foligno achieved a long-awaited career first on Monday night in Toronto. With two tipped shots and a late empty-net dagger, the 34-year-old known for his physical play recorded his first-ever hat trick.
It’s been just over a month since the Minnesota Wild made the monumental trade for Quinn Hughes that sent shockwaves through not only the state of Minnesota but also the entire NHL.
The Minnesota Wild have faced quite a bit of adversity this season and found a way to overcome, and they’ll have to do so again as they’ve been hit hard in the injury department.
The Minnesota Wild’s forward depth is about to be tested in the worst way. On Friday afternoon, they placed center Joel Eriksson Ek and right winger Matt Boldy on injured reserve, reports The Athletic’s Michael Russo.
Minnesota Wild defenseman Jonas Brodin's lower-body injury could jeopardize his chances of joining Team Sweden at the upcoming Winter Olympics. Wild coach John Hynes confirmed Thursday that Brodin, 32, is week-to-week with the nagging injury.