The Minnesota Wild started a win streak on Tuesday, defeating the Predators... but it didn't come without anxiety and LOTS of controversy.

The Minnesota Wild avoided a catastrophe before the season started after they signed superstar Kirill Kaprizov to the richest contract in NHL history. But so fa

Players were justifiably booed off the ice by the home crowd Thursday night after a 4-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins.

After a promising start in a tough environment, the Carolina Hurricanes found an answer for everything the Minnesota Wild could throw at them. Matt Boldy had a pair of goals to snap out of a notable drought,

The goalie made a shoulder save on a wrist shot by captain Jared Spurgeon, but the rebound sailed high into the air, then landed in the crease. Amid the mad scramble of bodies that followed, Kaprizov was able to poke in the loose puck a split second before the net was dislodged.

The Wild's loss to the Penguins was met with displeasure from the home crowd during what has been a miserable start to 2025-26.

A five-game losing streak — the past four on home ice — hung over the Minnesota Wild like a candy corn hangover Saturday night at Grand Casino Arena. The visiting Vancouver Canucks were reeling the night after Halloween without a half-dozen injured regulars,

In Thursday's loss, the Wild (3-6-3) were booed off the ice by the fans who stuck around to see them turn a 1-0 lead into a drubbing, as they were outplayed in every facet of the game after an encouraging first period.

On November 4 when it faces the Nashville Predators at Grand Casino Arena, the team will don its 25th anniversary jersey for the second of four times this season and celebrate the Wild’s all-time leading scorer,