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Wild takes Swedish winger Liam Ohgren with 19th pick in NHL draft

MONTREAL — Liam Ohgren, a left winger from Sweden, was the Wild's first pick in the NHL draft on Thursday night at Bell Centre.

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Wild brings back goalie Marc-Andre Fleury on two-year, $7 million deal

MONTREAL — Marc-Andre Fleury is returning to the Wild.

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Kevin Fiala ready to start next step in NHL career with Kings

Kevin Fiala didn't concentrate on his future with the Wild last season while he was playing.

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NHL mock draft: Canadiens face tough decision between Shane Wright, Juraj Slafkovsky

Naive predictions for all 32 picks to be made during the first round Thursday, plus the Blackhawks’ top pick of 38th overall.

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Wild trades Kevin Fiala to Kings for first rounder and Gophers' Brock Faber

MINNEAPOLIS — The Wild moved on from Kevin Fiala on Wednesday, trading the winger to Los Angeles for the Kings' first-round draft pick and current Minnesota Gopher Brock Faber.

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3 Growth Stocks to Buy if You Think Inflation Has Peaked

A slightly lower consumer price index in April and expectations of a flat or lower CPI in May indicate inflation may have peaked. Yesterday, the major U.S. stock indices increased slightly as leading growth stocks rallied. Given this backdrop, we think it could be wise to invest in the shares…

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Jim Souhan: A Minnesota team that wins postseason games? That’s P.J. Fleck’s Gophers.

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota sports fans have turned their Homer Hankies into crying towels again following first-round playoff losses by the Wild and Wolves.

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Ted Kulfan: Battle of Alberta sure to stoke passion for Canadian hockey fans

DETROIT — Everywhere else around the NHL, especially in many passionate sports cities in the United States, this series isn't going to get much attention.

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Wild's goaltending situation is a major question after playoff defeat

Cam Talbot was benched during the best run of his NHL career, assigned to being the Wild's backup when the team started the playoffs before making a last-ditch, pinch-hit effort in a season-ending loss to the Blues.

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Blues tame the Wild, take series with 5-1 win

ST. LOUIS — Nick Leddy opened the door. Ryan O’Reilly, Tyler Bozak and Vladimir Tarasenko then kicked it over.

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La Velle E. Neal III: Kirill Kaprizov played desperate hockey, but didn't get a lot of help from Wild teammates

Even before Kirill Kaprizov single-handedly got the Wild back in the game Tuesday, he showed he was not going to be held back by the Blues.

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Tarasenko hat trick sparks Blues, who rally past Wild, 5-2

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The statistics tell you that when a series is tied two games apiece, the winner of Game 5 goes on to win an NHL best-of-seven series more than 79% of the time.

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Blackhawks don’t win draft lottery, officially cede first-round pick to Blue Jackets

The Hawks’ 15.4% chance of winning the No. 1 or 2 overall pick didn’t come to fruition Tuesday, and the pick is now gone for good — completing the regrettable Seth Jones trade package.

Chicago Sun-Times

Wild's Fiala-Gaudreau-Boldy line: 'We've gotta find a way to be better'

The Wild has already shown how it stacks up against the Blues when it has two forward lines creating the bulk of its offense.

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Blues bounce back, tie series with 4-2 win

ST. LOUIS — We now have a best-of-3 series, hockey fans. Win two and advance. Lose two and go home. Getting two goals each from Jordan Kyrou and David Perron, and strong goaltending with Jordan Binnington in the net, the Blues defeated Minnesota 5-2 on Sunday.

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Jordan Greenway brings size, skill, and swag to Wild playoff run

ST. LOUIS — Wild winger Jordan Greenway made his NHL debut on March 27, 2018. A few weeks after that, he was playing in a playoff series against the rival Winnipeg Jets. As a wide-eyed, 21-year-old kid, nonetheless.

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Wild takes control of series with Game 3 blowout win over Blues

ST. LOUIS – Kirill Kaprizov was still in Russia, Jordan Greenway was a rookie who left college earlier in the year and Marc-Andre Fleury was backstopping Vegas.

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Ben Frederickson: Blues battling some no-good, old-fashioned bad luck as series against Wild shifts to home ice

A bright orange ladder could be found leaning against the wall outside of the Enterprise Center media room Thursday, but it’s not like Blues coach Craig Berube opened it up and walked beneath it.

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Chip Scoggins: Wild back in high gear as floodgates open after one game break in Game 2

Hockey is a weird game. Sometimes weird is beautiful.

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Wild awaken with monster first period to even series with Blues

The Wild improved the power play and penalty kill, cleaning up the messes from the dud two nights earlier, and that helped the team solve the biggest problem of them all.

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Panthers’ Brunette opens up about an ‘awful’ 2021 and how he stays so calm under pressure

Andrew Brunette did not know what was going to come next. It was a feeling he had before: When he retired from the NHL after 1,110 games and 268 goals in 2013, he thought about coaching, going to work in a front office or maybe even getting on television —…

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A hat trick for Perron, a shutout for Husso in 4-0 Blues playoff win

For a couple weeks as Minnesota and St. Louis jockeyed down the stretch for playoff position, all the talk was about home-ice advantage. Who would get it? How much of a factor would it be?

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Chip Scoggins: Talbot or Fleury? Goalie debate shows Wild in good spot for playoffs

MINNEAPOLIS — The 2003 NHL draft began with the Pittsburgh Penguins selecting goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury with the No. 1 overall pick, the first step in a career that will conclude in the Hall of Fame someday.

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Wild earns home ice and beats Avalanche, but loses Marcus Foligno with injury

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild won home-ice advantage for the first round of the playoffs but lost a key player.

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Kirill Kaprizov scores game-winner in overtime as Wild tops Calgary

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Wild won't be getting upset by any more non-playoff teams.

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