The Minnesota Wild announced on Saturday that veteran forward Vladimir Tarasenko has been activated off of injured reserve. In a corresponding move, the team reassigned forward Hunter Haight to their AHL affiliate, the Iowa Wild.
The Minnesota Wild have placed forward Vladimir Tarasenko on the injured reserve due to a lower-body injury, the team announced on Thursday. The move is retroactive to Nov.
Bobby Orr won the last of his eight Norris Trophies during the 1974-75 season. Can you name every defenseman who won the trophy since then?
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Minnesota Wild were one of the surprise teams of the 2024-2025 NHL season. After a red-hot start, the team secured another postseason berth before losing in the first-round to the Vegas Golden Knights.
The Detroit Red Wings made a surprising signing last offseason when they acquired forward Vladimir Tarasenko, inking him to a two-year contract. Tarasenko played for both the Ottawa Senators and the Florida Panthers in 2023-24, recording 55 points in 76 games in both stints combined.
There is still time for these teams to change their offseason, and one big trade can still impact things, but through the first week, these teams have dropped the ball. So far.
Now that the draft has passed, it’s time for free agency to start, and the Minnesota Wild have been looking forward to this day since they bought out the contracts of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter almost four years ago.
The Minnesota Wild acquired two-time Stanley Cup winner Vladimir Tarasenko from the Detroit Wings on Monday. The Red Wings will receive future considerations for the 33-year-old forward, a four-time All-Star Game selection.
One day out from the kickoff of NHL free agency, and the Minnesota Wild have acquired another piece to bolster their lineup – going out and trading future considerations to the Detroit Red Wings in return for Vladimir Tarasenko.
A little bit of salary cap relief in Hockeytown. On Monday, the Minnesota Wild acquired forward Vladimir Tarasenko from the Detroit Red Wings for future considerations.
The Detroit Red Wings have traded veteran winger Vladimir Tarasenko to the Minnesota Wild in exchange for “future considerations.” The move, likely done so that the Red Wings could move off of Tarasenko’s contract, will create some cap flexibility and open a roster spot for the Red Wings headed into free agency on Tuesday.
The two-time Stanley Cup champion and All-Star couldn’t hang onto a consistent top-six role with the Wings, and his 11 goals and 33 points in 80 games amounted to the worst scoring pace of his 13-year NHL career.
While he's frustrated with his role, he also didn't perform as well as expected either.
Vladimir Tarasenko put up 14 points in 19 games last season after the Florida Panthers acquired him before last season’s trade deadline. The Russian forward added five more goals in the post season when the Panthers won the Stanley Cup.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have plenty of pressure on them this season to find success, after losing yet another first-round series to the Boston Bruins in the playoffs last season.
Vladimir Tarasenko’s time with the Detroit Red Wings may be short-lived, as trade chatter surrounding the veteran winger is starting to pick up ahead of the March 7 NHL trade deadline.
Vladimir Tarasenko probably had relief mixed in with his joy over netting his 300th career NHL goal Saturday in the Detroit Red Wings’ 6-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Often this season, when using wow as an adjective to describe Detroit Red Wings forward Vladimir Tarasenko, the usage hasn’t been intended in a complimentary fashion.
When he was agreeing to terms recently on a contract with the Detroit Red Wings, forward Vladimir Tarasenko was especially delighted that the pact was for two years.
Game 1 is finally coming for the Stanley Cup Final on Saturday night, and this should be an awesome series between Edmonton and Florida. YB's Griffin Carroll is hopping over the boards with Game 1 picks.
The Florida Panthers are taking a commanding 3-0 lead over the Boston Bruins into the third period of Game 3.
FORT LAUDERDALE — Although the Florida Panthers come into this postseason with much more playoff experience than in past years, only two players know the feeling of hoisting the Stanley Cup.
FORT LAUDERDALE — From the moment he walked into the Florida Panthers locker room, Vladimir Tarasenko made himself at home. The 32-year-old winger could be found in all corners of the locker room talking hockey with anyone he could find.
Vladimir Tarasenko found himself back in the thick of a playoff race when he was traded to the Florida Panthers last month — and tonight, he is back facing the Ottawa Senators for the first time since that deadline deal.
Vladimir Tarasenko may not have hit the scoresheet in his Florida Panthers debut but he still made a good first impression. Tarasenko blocked a shot, took two shots on goal, and threw two hits as he made big plays in the defensive zone and generated a few scoring chances.
The Edmonton Oilers have reportedly ‘kicked tires’ on Ottawa Senators winger Vladimir Tarasenko, a pending unrestricted free agent who controls his own fate thanks to a no-movement clause.
The Senators are expected to move winger Vladimir Tarasenko after confirming the Russian veteran will waive his no-trade clause for a Stanley Cup contender.
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