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Sunday Insider: Making good from bad
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 deflating sigh inside Xcel Energy Center late Wednesday night had enough timbre to crack the nearby Capitol building windows.
There is a long way to go until this year's trade deadline of March 3, 2010. But with the Winter Olympics, general managers around the league are going to have to do their homework earlier than usual to work around the Olympic break from Feb.
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Every NHL fan knows that watching a game in person changes everything. You follow hockey differently after that.
Canes beat Wild in shootout, ending 14-game slide
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.
Canes end 14-game skid with SO win vs. Wild
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Offense from defensemen lifts Caps past Wild
Goals by a pair of defensemen for the first time this season helped the Washington Capitals survive a valiant effort from Minnesota goaltender Josh Harding and secure a 3-1 victory Friday night against the Wild at Verizon Center.
Caps' Knuble breaks finger crashing into net
Washington Capitals right wing Mike Knuble has a broken finger and will be sidelined three to four weeks.
The Minnesota Wild have begun to put a slow start to the season behind them. A visit to Tampa Bay might help them extend their recent winning ways.
Get in-game updates from your mobile phone or PC on startribune.com . Preview: Don't look now, but the Wild, which opened a four-game trip by blowing out Toronto 5-2 on Tuesday, has won four of five, including its past two road games after starting the season 0-8 away from St.
Wild end Leafs' winning streak at two with 5-2 victory
Dan Boyle's goal with 60 seconds remaining capped a third-period rally and Thomas Greiss made the most of a rare start as San Jose skated past Nashville at HP Pavilion.
Koivu has goal, 2 assists in Wild's win over Leafs
Eds: APNewsNow. Wild 5, Maple Leafs 2. AP Photo FNG108, FNG104 TORONTO Mikko Koivu scored one goal and assisted on two others in the second period as the Minnesota Wild ended the Toronto Maple Leafs' two-game winning streak with a 5-2 victory Tuesday night.
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Minnesota jumps out to 2-goal lead in first period, hangs on for 3-2 win
Cal Clutterbuck and Mikko Koivu scored first-period goals and the Minnesota Wild held on to beat the Dallas Stars 3-2 on Saturday night.
It is a vivid illustration of the depth of the Phoenix mess that the NHL has to choose between the financial cost of guaranteeing former coach Wayne Gretzky $8.2 million in deferred salary and the optics of looking as though it is trying to stiff the greatest player and ambassador the game has ever known.
Crosby was crying like a baby all night, Zidlicky did a good job getting under his skin .
Wild's Marek Zidlicky is scoring less this season but still packs a punch
Minnesota Wild's Marek Zidlicky, left, of the Czech Republic, fights with Pittsburgh Penguins' Sidney Crosby in the second period of an NHL hockey game in Pittsburgh, Saturday, Oct.
Penguins' Crosby drops gloves in loss
Penguins captain Sidney Crosby dropped the gloves and was assessed a fighting major for the third time in his career Saturday.
Detroit Red Wings' defenceman Brad Stuart celebrates with team-mate Kris Draper during the second period of their NHL game against the Calgary Flames in Calgary, Alberta, yesterday.
No Gaborik, but Wild use strong 2nd period to earn 3-2 home victory over the NY Rangers
Last season, it was supposed to be the big payoff season for Marian Gaborik as he attempted to raise his value for what was likely going to be the most lucrative contract of his NHL career.A We were told that Gaborik took the time to prepare himself properly to have a strong and healthy season.A Yet before the season started, then Wild General ...
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