Liam Ohgren showed promise during his audition late last season, taking a major step toward his NHL future. The 20-year-old left winger recorded two points in his four-game stint with the Minnesota Wild in April, including his first NHL goal in San Jose. Ohgren made an impact and held his own. Most importantly, he looked… Continue reading Liam Ohgren Can Follow In Marco Rossi’s Footsteps – Minnesota Wild
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Wild Reportedly Interested In Acquiring Two Flyers – Wilderness Walk
That’s Wild Trades are already happening around the NHL. While we are so accustomed to nothing happening until closer to the deadline, some teams are making moves very early, just a month or so into the season. And that means rumors are just a little bit more concrete and things could actually happen with our… Continue reading Wild Reportedly Interested In Acquiring Two Flyers – Wilderness Walk
Brock Faber Is Poised For 4 Nations Roster Spot – Minnesota Wild
International play is one of the most exciting events in hockey on any level. As a global sport, international events allow fans worldwide to celebrate the game and see which nation can assemble the best team. Unfortunately, the NHL has been on a hiatus from that party. The World Cup of Hockey in 2016 was… Continue reading Brock Faber Is Poised For 4 Nations Roster Spot – Minnesota Wild
After Proving They Belong, the Wild Must Prove They Can Contend – Minnesota Wild
Not even the most optimistic fan could draw up the Minnesota Wild’s start this season. At 11-2-3, the Wild have done what last year’s team couldn’t, banking wins and putting themselves in playoff position ahead of Thanksgiving. But while the Wild have proven they belong in the playoff picture, they still need to prove they… Continue reading After Proving They Belong, the Wild Must Prove They Can Contend – Minnesota Wild
Wild Starting Significant Road Trip In St. Louis
That’s Wild The Minnesota Wild are starting a pretty important three-game road trip on Tuesday night as they head down to Missouri to face the St. Louis Blues. The Blues have lost their last three home games — including an 8-1 demolishing by the Capitals — so they are desperate for some ce… https://hockeywilderness.com/news-rumors/wilderness-walk/wild-starting-significant-road-trip-in-st-louis-r30357/
We’re About To Find Out How Hard It Is To Replace Mats Zuccarello – Minnesota Wild
Since signing with the Minnesota Wild in July 2019, the State of Hockey has been fretting about the moment Father Time would catch up with Mats Zuccarello. Five years later, the shifty forward seems to be avoiding decline as effectively as he avoids checks. His 84 goals and 281 points in 324 games inspired Minnesota to… Continue reading We’re About To Find Out How Hard It Is To Replace Mats Zuccarello – Minnesota Wild
Boldy Became A Shining Light After Guerin Took A Shot In the Dark On Him – Minnesota Wild
January 16th, 2023. That was the day a 21-year-old Matt Boldy signed a new seven-year, $49 million deal to stay in Minnesota through the 2029-30 season. Boldy signed his contract extension during the middle of a season in which he scored 31 goals and ended his second season with 63 points. Bill Guerin handed this… Continue reading Boldy Became A Shining Light After Guerin Took A Shot In the Dark On Him – Minnesota Wild
Liam Ohgren Is Showing Us the Difference Between A Good Prospect and A Great One – Minnesota Wild
In recent seasons, Minnesota Wild fans have been spoiled by seeing what a future superstar looks like in their first NHL games. Kirill Kaprizov scored an overtime winner in his NHL debut, Brock Faber looked right at home in playoff action, and Matt Boldy catalyzed Kevin Fiala’s career year in 2021-22. It’s safe to say… Continue reading Liam Ohgren Is Showing Us the Difference Between A Good Prospect and A Great One – Minnesota Wild
Hockey Hall of Famer Bobby Hull, the Golden Jet, dies at 84
When Bobby Hull got the puck, he was tough to stop. He had blazing speed, a hard slap shot and tons of confidence. Long before today’s biggest stars took the ice, “The Golden Jet” put on quite a show. Hull, a Hall of Fame winger and two-time NHL MVP who helped the Chicago Blackhawks win… Continue reading Hockey Hall of Famer Bobby Hull, the Golden Jet, dies at 84
Kings make playoffs: 12 longest active playoff droughts in professional sports
The playoff beam has been lit in Sacramento. The Kings clinched a playoff berth with their victory over Portland on Wednesday. Sacramento’s win also ends the longest playoff drought in the four major North American sports leagues, as the Kings hadn’t been to the playoffs since the 2005-06 season. While it has been a long… Continue reading Kings make playoffs: 12 longest active playoff droughts in professional sports