Luke Sims

The guys react to the bombshell of a trade between Minnesota and Columbus, sending David Jiricek to the State of Hockey as the Wild look to build an Avengers Blue Line. Plus just how shocked are we the Wild sit atop the NHL Standings?

The 11-1 Detroit Lions have the NFL’s best record. With a surging offense and an opportunistic defense, Detroit is the team to beat in the NFC. Still, the

Big David Jiricek comes with a small cap hit this season. However, if the defender hits like the Minnesota Wild thinks he can, his salary will soon match his size. Can the Wild afford it with the recent extensions they’ve given to Brock Faber and Jake Middleton, in addition to the expensive veterans already on the roster in Jared Spurgeon and Jonas Brodin?

The guys are back to discuss the litany of injuries hampering the Minnesota Wild and how they just keep on winning anyways. But how long can that last? Plus, a deep dive into the franchise goaltending history brings up a few names as a blast from the past.

After Thursday’s 7-1 loss to the Edmonton Oilers, the Minnesota Wild are tied for second in the NHL with 42 points and two games in hand over the league-leading Winnipeg Jets.

The Green Bay Packers cruised to a 30-13 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football, their first win in the Emerald City since 2008. Still,

Liam Ohgren may be the rookie in Iowa who’s catching the headlines with 10 goals and 13 points in 14 games. However, there is another prospect who is impressive. 2022 second-round pick Hunter Haight. Haight is playing first season with the Iowa Wild. He has eight goals and five assists in 24 game...

Luke Sims directing traffic in St. Mary's semifinal win over the Storm. They will move on to face Carlisle County in the championship on Monday Storm

The Green Bay Packers’ lack of physicality on offense and defense has plagued them in the winter months and the postseason. We’ve seen it in almost all of

Every Jan. 1, people make resolutions to fix bad habits or start new things. Whether it’s sticking with a new diet or beginning a workout routine, many set a new goal for the new year. This Jan. 1 should be no different for the Minnesota Wild and their players.