The Minnesota Wild sent a shockwave through the NHL with their recent moves. Their general manager, Bill Guerin, made it clear that the organization is one that

A familiar face returns to St. Paul's ice tonight. The former Wild center skates back into Minnesota for a highly anticipated matchup.

Quinn Hughes is in Minnesota. Stuart Skinner is in Pittsburgh. Kevyn Adams might be on his way out. You know, just your average NHL weekend.

The Minnesota Wild made an all-in move for one of the NHL’s best players in his prime, acquiring defenseman Quinn Hughes from the Vancouver Canucks in a blockbuster trade — their boldest action yet toward ending a decade-long skid of playoff series defeats.

Bill Guerin was wrist deep in a bowl of meatballs when he completed one of the biggest trades in Wild history.

The Minnesota Wild shook up the Central Division and Western Conference race by trading for star defenseman Quinn Hughes.

Now that Quinn Hughes has been traded to the Wild, the next question is about his contract. What did he say about extending in Minnesota?

Marcus Johansson limped off the ice after a collision, raising concerns about the Wild's depth. This top-six forward's absence could be a significant blow.