The Minnesota Frost are back-to-back Walter Cup Champions after a nail-biting 2-1 overtime win against the Ottawa Charge Monday night. The Frost had a home-ice advantage and already had 2 wins going into Game 4. However, it was important for Minnesota to end the series here. A loss would have shifted the momentum in the… Continue reading The Frost Cleaned Things Up Defensively En Route To Winning Their Second Championship – Minnesota Wild
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Minnesota Frost Crowned Back-to-Back Walter Cup Champions – Wilderness Walk
The Minnesota Frost have secured their second consecutive Walter Cup championship, defeating the Ottawa Charge 2-1 in overtime in Game 4 of the PWHL Finals. Liz Schepers played the hero, scoring the Cup-clinching overtime goal 12 minutes into the extra frame. The series was a battle of endurance, with every game going to overtime… Continue reading Minnesota Frost Crowned Back-to-Back Walter Cup Champions – Wilderness Walk
Next Year Will Feel Like A Crossroads For the Wild’s Defense – Minnesota Wild
At the end of the Minnesota Wild’s season, Bill Guerin gave the State of Hockey little reason to speculate about the team’s blueline. “Our [defense] core is set, I’d like to focus on forwards,” the general manager flatly declared. In a sense, the Wild’s defense is indeed fairly locked in. Jon Merrill and Declan Chisholm’s contracts… Continue reading Next Year Will Feel Like A Crossroads For the Wild’s Defense – Minnesota Wild
Marco Rossi Trade Rumors Too Loud To Ignore – Wilderness Walk
That’s Wild It feels like a whole lot of backwards thinking is going on in the Minnesota Wild front office. The noise emanating from that executive suite is that they are possibly going to trade one of their very few homegrown top-six centermen in franchise history. By summer’s end, Marco Rossi could find himself on… Continue reading Marco Rossi Trade Rumors Too Loud To Ignore – Wilderness Walk
Trading Gustav Nyquist Means the Wild Can’t Offer-Sheet Matthew Knies – Minnesota Wild
The Minnesota Wild are looking to upgrade talent in their top-six. The Wild have Kirill Kaprizov, Matt Boldy, and Joel Eriksson Ek as their top line. However, their top-six is incomplete. Fans would love to bring Matthew Knies back to Minnesota. He dominated with the Gophers, scoring 36 goals in 73 games (75 points overall).… Continue reading Trading Gustav Nyquist Means the Wild Can’t Offer-Sheet Matthew Knies – Minnesota Wild
How Long Will It Take For Danila Yurov To Adjust To the NHL? – Minnesota Wild
Danila Yurov’s journey to the NHL has been a long time coming, and his career in North America is only beginning. Yurov set the record for most points in a single season by a KHL skater 20 or younger with 49 points in the 2023-24 season. That’s only one of the many highlights of the… Continue reading How Long Will It Take For Danila Yurov To Adjust To the NHL? – Minnesota Wild
God Help Me, I Kinda Want The Stars To Win the Stanley Cup – Minnesota Wild
Very rarely do I take off my Wild Analyst Pince-Nez and put on my Wild Fan Sweatpants at Hockey Wilderness, but hey, it’s the offseason. You gotta wear sweatpants sometimes, and today’s that day. The NHL is down to its final four teams: The Carolina Hurricanes, Dallas Stars, Edmonton Oilers, and Florida Panthers. It’s hard… Continue reading God Help Me, I Kinda Want The Stars To Win the Stanley Cup – Minnesota Wild
Noah Dobson Is Big Fan of Wild’s Jared Spurgeon – Wilderness Walk
That’s Wild Minnesota Wild captain Jared Spurgeon is overseas playing with Team Canada at the 2025 IIHF World Championships and while his team just got eliminated by Denmark in the quarterfinals, he did get to meet a big-time fan. New York Islanders top defenseman Noah Dobson recently sang a whole lot of praises for Spurgeon… Continue reading Noah Dobson Is Big Fan of Wild’s Jared Spurgeon – Wilderness Walk
The Buffalo Sabres Won’t Be the Wild’s Savior At Center – Minnesota Wild
The Minnesota Wild look like they’re in a bit of a jam. They want to upgrade the center position this offseason and will set out to do so in a market where centers aren’t exactly plentiful. Listening to insiders, Brock Nelson is the odds-on favorite to land in Minnesota, with potential fits like Sam Bennett… Continue reading The Buffalo Sabres Won’t Be the Wild’s Savior At Center – Minnesota Wild
Ryder Ritchie Is Minnesota’s Last Prospect Standing – Minnesota Wild
Even though the Minnesota Wild’s season is over, the organization still has prospects gaining valuable postseason experience this spring. College prospects like Charlie Stramel (Michigan State), Rieger Lorenz (Denver), and Jimmy Clark (Minnesota) played in the NCAA tournament. The Wild organization also has nine prospects who have played postseason hockey for their junior or professional… Continue reading Ryder Ritchie Is Minnesota’s Last Prospect Standing – Minnesota Wild