We know when one of the more chaotic days of the hockey calendar is going to take place. According to Michael Russo of The Athletic, the 2026-27 NHL Trade Deadline is set to fall on Monday, March 1, 2027.
It’s debatable when exactly NHL GMs are safe to tape those “Gone Fishing” signs to their doors, but we’re close to that point. Give or take 95 percent of the offseason roster turnover happens before July is up.
According to Michael Russo of The Athletic, the Minnesota Wild have put ink to paper with a draft pick. No, it is not their first-round pick or even second from the 2026 NHL Draft, because they didn’t have those picks.
Michael Russo of The Athletic: The Minnesota Wild have just under $3 million in projected salary cap space. They can also trade someone to clear more space.
The Wild are closing in on a one-year, entry-level deal with University of Wisconsin captain Ben Dexheimer, Michael Russo of The Athletic reports. The contract will begin next season, with Dexheimer expected to report to AHL Iowa on a tryout to finish out this year.
Fresh off leading the Wisconsin Badgers to a runner-up finish in the Division I college hockey national championship, the Minnesota Wild will sign captain Ben Dexheimer to an entry-level contract, according to Minnesota hockey insider Michael Russo.
Gophers men's hockey veteran Jimmy Clark is expected to enter the transfer portal, according to a report from Minnesota hockey insider Michael Russo on Saturday.
It was announced on Wednesday that Bob Motzko would not return as the head coach of Gophers men's hockey in 2025-26. The school has immediately begun a "nationwide search," and three candidates have quickly emerged.
There's a huge snowstorm expected to roll into Minnesota over the weekend. It could impact the Wild's home game on Sunday against the Maple Leafs, according to Wild insider Michael Russo.
The Minnesota Wild look like they have plenty of room to make a splash at this year's trade deadline. On paper, the team has approximately $12 million in cap space available to add talent for a playoff push.
Michael Russo and Joe Smith of The Athletic: The 32-year-old Vincent Trocheck has three years left on his contract at a $5.25 million cap hit. He wants to stay in the East, and several West teams are on his 12-team no-trade list.
As many players from the United States women’s hockey team returned to their respective PWHL teams on Wednesday, many were asked about their feelings on how the men’s team reacted to the now-infamous phone call from U.S.
Michael Russo of The Athletic: There were 16 scouts at the Minnesota Wild – San Jose Sharks game last Sunday. Were they interested in the struggling Wild or were they looking at forward Alex Wennberg, who is reportedly available.
The Calgary Flames are off to one of the worst starts in their franchise’s history. There have been trade winds surrounding this team since last season.
The Carolina Hurricanes are positioning themselves for a big push this season, aiming to convert consistent playoff appearances into a Stanley Cup. Michael Russo of The Athletic revealed in a recent post that both the owner and the GM are looking at every available option this season, ready to take a big swing if the opportunity presents itself.
Before Minnesota Wild owner Craig Leipold held his annual preseason chat with reporters during a game between the Wild and Stars in St. Paul Thursday night,
The Minnesota Wild officially open training camp in less than a week, and drama surrounding Kirill Kaprizov's contract remains in the spotlight. Earlier this week, NHL insider Frank Seravalli reported that Kaprizov turned down an offer from the Wild that would've made him the richest player in NHL history.
At long last, the Marco Rossi saga has come to an end. According to Michael Russo of The Athletic, the Minnesota Wild have signed the restricted free agent to a three-year, $15 million deal ($5 million annual cap hit).
For almost two months, the Minnesota Wild and forward Marco Rossi have been in a standoff as the restricted free agent looks for his next deal. Now, there finally seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel.
Step aside, Leon Drasiaitl. There’s soon to be a new top dog in town. While the Edmonton Oilers superstar is set to be the highest-paid player in the NHL after signing an eight-year, $14-million per year extension with the team last summer, that’s a number that will soon be surpassed.
Michael Russo and Joe Smith of The Athletic: The Wild’s first big decision will have to be pending RFA Marco Rossi. Is he signed before or after they make a qualifying offer?
We were treated to a legendary hockey game Saturday night between Canada and the United States, live from the Bell Centre, for the 4 Nations Face-Off.
Minnesota Wild reporter Michael Russo of The Athletic appeared on Sportsnet’s 590‘s The Fan Hockey Show. He reported that GM Bill Guerin will likely be aggressive at the upcoming NHL trade deadline.
In an interview with Michael Russo of The Athletic, general manager Bill Guerin explains that the latest LTIR placement may affect the team’s chances of acquiring a top-six forward at this year’s deadline.
Michael Russo of the Athletic: Russo holds a mailbag about the Minnesota Wild as free agency and the NHL Draft are just days away. The Wild currently own the 13th overall pick in the first round, along with picks in Rounds 2, 4, 5, and 6.
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