Kim Johnsson News

Sweet. See you in three years... posted by maromn on Nov 22, 09 at 5:52 am --- TYPICAL MINNESOTA "FAN". What a joke! Who's selfish? More from Minnesota Wild There's few more miserable places to be than inside a losing NHL locker room.

The Wild regained their lunch-bucket mentality and, not coincidentally, their winning ways Friday night.

Here's some refreshing news from Wednesday night's Wild game: They adhered to the new system splendidly.

Every NHL fan knows that watching a game in person changes everything. You follow hockey differently after that.

Goalies like to talk about playing with amnesia, forgetting about what happened previously.

Jussi Jokinen scored the winning goal in the shootout and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Minnesota Wild 5-4 on Sunday to end a 14-game winless streak.

Komisarek suffered a charley horse against the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday night but declared himself fit today.

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

Minnesota Wild's Mikko Koivu, centre, outreaches Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Victor Hedman, left, for a loose puck during the first period.

Going into the Wild 's game against the Maple Leafs on Tuesday night at Air Canada Centre, Wild goalie Niklas Backstrom had his 100th NHL win in front of him but insisted on looking at the bigger picture.

Preview: The Wild got a much-needed home victory Saturday, edging Dallas to improve to 5-2 at Xcel Energy Center this season.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are still in last place in the Northeast Division, but there's certainly a changing feeling as the Minnesota Wild arrive in town for Tuesday night's meeting.

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Minnesota Wild right wing Petr Sykora has a concussion and is out indefinitely.

Marc Crawford might want to get Robidas out against Brunette as much as he can. Robidas was plus-6 in three games against the Wild last season.

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.

Tonight is the second of six meetings between the Minnesota Wild and Vancouver Canucks as both teams come into the game riding winning streaks.

Preview: The Wild, the worst team in the Western Conference, has won three of four at home.

Asked Monday if he got away with one, Marek Zidlicky smiled nervously like a child caught with his hand in the leftover-candy pumpkin.

Is it just me, or has the play of the Minnesota Wild improved lately with Kim Johnsson out of the lineup? I'm sure most of the so-called experts in the media will say it's just me but warped minds never did believe much in coincidence.

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.