Parise Rehabbing Back Injury Without Surgery
Minnesota Wild left wing Zach Parise has been rehabilitating his back injury without surgery, putting him on track to be at full strength by September.
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Minnesota Wild left wing Zach Parise has been rehabilitating his back injury without surgery, putting him on track to be at full strength by September.
Every "Big 5" pro team in Minnesota has a Minnesota native on the roster. David McCoy got them together at Target Field.
Bruce Boudreau said at his introductory news conference on Tuesday that the Wild have been a tough team and he's excited to see what they can do.
Minnesota Wild General Manager Chuck Fletcher hit one out of the park on Saturday night, when the team announced that Bruce Boudreau would become the fifth head coach in franchise history.
The Minnesota Wild have hired Bruce Boudreau as their next head coach, the team announced Saturday.
Even though the Wild made the playoffs for the fourth year in a row, this year will go down as probably the most frustrating season in franchise history.
Minnesota Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher says interim coach John Torchetti is "definitely a very serious candidate" to be the team's permanent head coach.
Minnesota Wild players cleaned out their lockers on Wednesday and said goodbye until they come together to get ready for next season.
Since Prince's death, there has been no shortage of tributes and messages from Minnesota's sports teams and athletes.
The problem is the dire situations they have repeatedly put themselves in before commencing these significant comebacks.
With Prince being remembered for his music before the game, fans were in a frenzy, hoping for a Wild win to force a Game 7 on Tuesday night.
Jason Spezza scored his fourth goal of the series and added three assists, and goalie Kari Lehtonen and the Dallas Stars needed every last one of them to hold off the Minnesota Wild 5-4 on Sunday to wrap up the first-round series in six games.
There's something to be said for coming up clutch, rising to the occasion when your team needs you most. Especially when you're the captain.
Mikko Koivu and the Minnesota Wild are going home and hoping for another trip to Dallas. Koivu scored the tying goal with 3:09 left in regulation, then redirected Ryan Suter's shot from the left point 4:55 in the overtime as Minnesota beat the Stars 5-4 on Friday night to stay alive in their first-round series.
The one thing the Minnesota Wild needed to do to have a chance against Dallas in this series was to stay out of the penalty box.
