AI can't replicate the pressure-tested instincts of rising stars. See how one Wild defenseman proves the irreplaceable human element in hockey.

The Minnesota Wild have already made one of the biggest trades of the season, and may not be done adding to the roster.

The Wild cut the deficit to 3-1 on Ryan Hartman's goal at 5:15 of the third period, but Brock Nelson scored 10 minutes later and MacKinnon added an empty-netter to become the first 30-goal scorer in the NHL this season.

On the second night of a back-to-back, the Wild just didn't have the legs to keep up with the NHL's best team.

The #mnwild has activated defenseman Zach Bogosian from Injured Reserve and reassigned forward Ben Jones to the @IAWild. Bogosian will return to Minnesota’s lineup for Tuesday’s game against the Nashville Predators, stepping into a revamped Wild defense corps featuring the newly acquired Quinn Hughes.

This season in Minnesota has been wild in every sense of the word. The Wild opened the year viewed by many as a fringe playoff team, a group hovering somewhere

In the last meeting with the Wild on Nov. 4, Steven Stamkos scored with one second remaining in regulation to pull the Predators even and tied Mikael Granlund (59:59 on Feb. 27, 2020) for the latest game-tying goal in franchise history. u2028

The Minnesota Wild just pulled off one of the biggest trades in sports history, but that doesn't mean that another could be coming soon.

In last week's NHL Power Rankings, I wrote about how the Colorado Avalanche and Dallas Stars are simply on another level than everyone else. Then the red-hot Minnesota Wild swung a blockbuster deal for Quinn Hughes, but was that enough to close the gap?

Minnesota Wild president and Team USA GM Bill Guerin was asked about the Olympic hockey rink controversy in Milan.