Benoit Pouliot News

After a recent unhappy stint on the ice, the Montreal Canadiens traded Guillaume Latendresse to the Minnesota Wild yesterday for left-winger Benoit Pouliot.

Guillaume Latendresse only has three points in 23 games this season. The Montreal Canadiens traded Guillaume Latendresse to Minnesota for Benoit Pouliot on Tuesday, the Wild announced on their website.

Cal reminds me of Ove minus all the points, and he very well could be a big point getter if he was up on 2nd or 1st line.

Call Owen Nolan ageless. Call him invaluable. If you're the Minnesota Wild, call him when you need a boost.

The Islanders' Matt Moulson didn't enter the season with the label "goal scorer" attached to his name.

The Phoenix Coyotes found a quick and effective way to quiet a hostile crowd Wednesday night.

Wild call up ex-Gopher Irmen for possible debut Eds: APNewsNow. Petr is cq. ST. PAUL, Minn.

The Phoenix Coyotes have had a tough stretch following a strong start. A trip to Minnesota may not help them recover.

You've got to hand it to Carolina's "Caniacs." Given nothing to cheer about all season, the diehards still arrived early on a beautiful Sunday afternoon for some NHL-style tailgating unique to Carolina Hurricanes fans.

The Washington Capitals will aim for a fourth consecutive victory tonight when they host the Minnesota Wild in an interconference clash at Verizon Center.

Ryan Malone tied it with 14.7 seconds left in regulation, and Vincent Lecavalier and Steven Stamkos scored in the shootout to give the Tampa Bay Lightning a 4-3 comeback win over the Minnesota Wild on Thursday night.

Wild players didn't lose their razors. They're not trying to make a fashion statement.

When things are going south, positive imagery is often a big help. Years ago, when Pavel Bure would get into a rare slump, he'd throw on his five-goal game video from the '98 Olympics.

While Josh Harding took several days off to recuperate from what the Wild termed "lower-body soreness," he cleared his head at the same time.

The first month of the season is over and, honestly, the Minnesota Wild are probably relieved.

Marian Gaborik hated being unable to play when the New York Rangers took on the Wild on Friday night at the Xcel Energy Center.

Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher sat down with Penguins GM Ray Shero, assistant GM Jason Botterill and Pens coach Dan Bylsma and reminisced Saturday before Shero handed Fletcher a special gift for his services as assistant GM last season: a Stanley Cup championship ring.

Wild fans never got to see the return of injured Rangers star Marian Gaborik on Friday night, so they had to settle for Aaron Voros instead.

In Wednesday's loss to the Nashville Predators, Minnesota Wild head coach Todd Richards sat Czech sniper Petr Sykora in favor of fan favorite enforcer Derek Boogaard.

My dear readers, Monday night marks the opening of what people are dubbing "reunions week" for the Minnesota Wild.