The Minnesota Wild recently announced some concerning news regarding the availability of defenseman Quinn Hughes, whom didn't practice today.

The Minnesota Wild walked out of last night’s game with a loss, but not with their season hanging by a thread. A series can shift quickly in the playoffs, and this one still has plenty of hockey left to play.

Marcus Foligno tied it for Minnesota on a second-effort tip-in with 5:20 left in the third period and the Wild and the Dallas Stars went to overtime tied at 2 on Saturday in Game 4 of the first-round NHL playoff series.

The Minnesota Wild face a critical turning point as Kirill Kaprizov openly addresses the impact of Mats Zuccarello’s absence.

On the surface, it appears that for most NHL teams, their starting lineups are set in stone for the playoffs. There isn't much room for players to step in and out of the lineup, and for the most part,

Original article source: Wild's overtime win was overshadowed by Stars' defenseman getting cut by a skate

Boldy is a player who rises to the big moments when the heat turns up, and he did so Saturday, scoring the OT winner for the Wild.

If the Minnesota Wild can turn themselves from perennial also-rans to a legitimate Stanley Cup contender, December 12, 2025, will be seen as the turning point. Of course it will. That's when the Wild made the Quinn Hughes trade,