Aaron Heckmann is a local journalist based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He writes for HometownSource and covers a variety of topics, including high school sports, community events, and local news. His work has also been featured in Zone Coverage and the National Hockey League (NHL).
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“I'm glad we do things like this" By Aaron Heckmann @Aaron_heckmann Wild.com
By: Aaron Heckmann
Second-round selection in 2020 recorded 75 points in 162 career KHL regular-season games
By: Aaron Heckmann
The Wild’s 21-year-old goalie prospect is developing, building a foundation in Des Moines
By: Aaron Heckmann
The Wild's 2022 second-round selection continues to make an impact in sophomore season
By: Aaron Heckmann
Good luck to all four Wild prospects in continuing their season in each of the tournament's four regions
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Wild had a 1-0 lead over the Vegas Golden Knights for almost 54 minutes Saturday afternoon. The Wild left the game with nothing. “Disappointing,” Filip Gustavsson said. “A bummer,” Jake Middleton said. With the Wild fighting for their lives in the Western Conference wild-card race, they pulled Gustavsson inside the final two minutes of overtime for an extra attacker just like they did 21 days ago against the Nashville Predators. But, unlike that game where they won 4-3, the decision backfired as the Wild fell 2-1 to Vegas at Xcel Energy Center. Logan Thompson (32…
The Minnesota Wild announced before tonight's game against the Ottawa Senators that veteran forward Marcus Foligno underwent season-ending core muscle repair surgery.
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Wild made up some ground in the wild-card race in a 3-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators at Xcel Energy Center Tuesday. But the Wild didn't do it without a scare. They've have had a penchant for not preserving third-period leads in the second half of the season, which is evident by their seven blown third-period leads at home since Dec. 31 for 11 points lost in the standings. With a 2-1 lead heading into the third Tuesday, it took the Senators and Jacob Chychrun just 2:42 to score a game-tying power play goal. But,…
By: Aaron Heckmann
Those were the words Minnesota Wild prospect Rieger Lorenz said as he sat on the ice and took the whole scene in at Xcel Energy Center last Saturday night after his Denver Pioneers won the national championship by defeating the Boston College Eagles 2-0.
By: Aaron Heckmann
The Wild’s 2022 first-round selection scored a goal and two points during four-game stint
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