Stewart Helping Wild Stay Afloat Rob Soria | October 26, 2017 To suggest Chris Stewart is enjoying a renaissance of sorts to start the 2017-18 season would be quite the understatement. With six goals in his first seven games, the Minnesota…
Wild Need Rebound Season From Parise Vincent Trombley | August 18, 2017 Zach Parise is one of the core veterans of the Minnesota Wild. When the Wild brought Parise and Ryan Suter to the state of hockey in 2012, they hoped their…
Carlyle Hire Looking Good for Ducks Tom Dianora | June 13, 2017 The Anaheim Ducks’ hiring of Randy Carlyle prior to the start of the just-completed 2016-17 NHL season seemed curious at the time, compounding the prior firing of Bruce Boudreau. After…
Wild Assistant Coach Scott Stevens Resigns Vincent Trombley | May 31, 2017 The Minnesota Wild now have another need that has to be addressed this summer. According to Michael Russo of the Star Tribune, assistant coach Scott Stevens has resigned. Stevens pulled…
Minnesota Wild Five Year Recap The Hockey Writers | May 4, 2017 For the fifth consecutive year, the Minnesota Wild qualified for the Stanley Cup Playoffs and subsequently failed to make much of a splash. Minnesota Wild fans are thinking one of three things…
Can Wild Pull off the Impossible? Vincent Trombley | April 19, 2017 The Wild are in a position that most people wouldn’t have believed five days ago. After failing to score more than a goal for the third time in this series,…
Wild’s 3 Keys to the First Round Kirby Horgan | April 12, 2017 The Minnesota Wild’s series against the St. Louis Blues contains some of the juiciest storylines of any matchup in the first round of the playoffs. Most notably, Mike Yeo is looking for…
Can Eriksson Ek Provide a Spark for The Wild? Vincent Trombley | March 29, 2017 The Minnesota Wild are looking for a spark for a team that has limped through March. According to Michael Russo of the Star Tribune, the Minnesota Wild are bringing back…
Wild Need to Rediscover Their Game Vincent Trombley | March 21, 2017 The Minnesota Wild have to be plenty excited to be done with the month of March. A month that has seen the top team in the Central Division and Western…
Two Reasons for Mikael Granlund’s Career Year Dustin Nelson | February 15, 2017 When the Minnesota Wild drafted Mikael Granlund ninth overall in 2010, he was expected to be an explosive offensive force. There have been stops and starts, hot streaks (mostly in…
The Evolution of Jason Zucker Kirby Horgan | January 24, 2017 Jason Zucker understands his role as the Minnesota Wild’s resident guru of go. Since his arrival in the NHL, the tempo with which he plays has gone relatively unnoticed because…
Recap: Wild Win in Dallas Matt Pryor | January 15, 2017 Over the course of an 82-game regular season, there’s going to be a certain amount of repetition. Predictable 3-2 outcomes and 5-2 contests which were never really contested by the…
