Tom Schreier

Well, there you have it. The Minnesota Wild finally put their formula into practice. They have their blueprint! They won Game 3 on special teams, held their own 5-on-5, and Jesper Wallstedt regained his form. Do that three more times, and they can dig out of a 2-0 hole and upset the Colorado Avalanche.

After the Minnesota Timberwolves won Game 4 to tie the series 2-2, Chris Finch admitted he’d have liked to use the Minnesota Timberwolves’ small-ball

For a moment, you could let yourself believe that the Minnesota Wild were going to upset the Colorado Avalanche. They pounded them into submission in Game 3. They had found a blueprint! No series is over until the home team loses.

John Hynes’ line about the Minnesota Wild making a conscious choice not to play the way they needed to when they no-showed against the Colorado Avalanche in Game 4 will ring in people’s heads throughout the offseason. How could the Wild, a meaningful underdog, just take Game 4 off as the home team in a 2-1 series?

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Quinn Hughes largely did his job in the playoffs, but Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy left people wanting.

The Minnesota Vikings embraced a unique mentality and structure when they hired Kwesi Adofo-Mensah in January 2022. Adofo-Mensah had worked in the NFL

If the walls in Winnipeg could talk, they’d tell you that Keith Tkachuk was persona non grata 500 miles north of St. Paul. He’s also probably not welcome in Minnesota’s capital city after the Ottawa Senators traded his son, Brady Tkachuk, to the Florida Panthers over the weekend. The trade reunit...