Mats Zuccarello

The Minnesota Wild continued their strong run with an impressive 5-2 win over the Kraken in Seattle on Saturday night.

In what leaders called a pivotal stretch of the season, they’ve tallied three points out of their last 18 possible.

Marco Rossi scored his first career overtime winner for a 4-3 Wild win.

Now we’ll see if the Wild can get back to playing that fast, successful hockey we saw in Hynes’ first four games.

At 36, Zuccarello is putting together a remarkable season and career. And he keeps getting better with age.

Although Rossi's opportunity on the Wild's top line comes amid the team's struggles, it's a best-case scenario for him to prove himself.

The Wild got what they deserved Saturday after suffering a second straight home loss and third in the past four games overall.

The contract begins in 2024-25, carrying a $4.125 million average annual value and a full no-trade clause.

Wild forward Mats Zuccarello opened the scoring at 16:45 in the first period.

Gustavsson's remarkably consistent season hit a snag as the Wild lost 5-4 to the lottery-bound Coyotes.

Zuccarello didn't stay in Dallas, but GM Jim Nill had already accounted for that possibility when he made the trade.

Despite Marc-Andre Fleury's efforts, the Wild fell 3-2 to the Coyotes — the third-worst team in the NHL since mid-November.

If they play like this on their upcoming four-game road stretch against the Capitals, Hurricanes, Lightning and Panthers, it could get ugly.

The Wild's win over the Jets was their 13th win in their last 17 games.

With the Wild (17-11-2) rolling, don't expect Hartman to supplant Sam Steel at No. 1 center in the near future.

The Wild edged the Stars 6-5 in a shootout.

The Wild are 3-0-1 in their past four games after Thursday night’s 4-2 win over the Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre.

There was a lot to like about the Wild’s 6-1 exhibition record, especially Saturday night’s 5-1 pounding of the Dallas Stars.