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Wild’s new Russian trio all have things to prove as season begins (opens the original)
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The Wild’s Russian trio of rookie Danila Yurov centering Yakov Trenin and Vladimir Tarasenko was a steady third line for much of last season on the way to a second-round playoff series. Veteran winger Tarasenko had a late-career rejuvenation, scoring 23 goals after a slow start. Trenin led the NHL with 413 hits while steering clear of the penalty box. And Yurov showed the highs and lows of adjusting to the pace and play of the NHL after excelling in the KHL, scoring a solid dozen goals while str
Wild captain Jared Spurgeon juggles high expectations, new D partner as season begins (opens the original)
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As his 17th NHL season begins on Thursday in Nashville, you probably couldn’t ask Minnesota Wild captain Jared Spurgeon to pick out an individual play from a game in, let’s say, 2018 and get him to recall a meaningful detail. But the lessons learned one year ago at this time are fresh in mind as the ceremonial puck drop on the new season nears. Namely, a solid first game does not translate to a solid opening month. And a lousy opening month does not constitute a lost season. The October 2025 ver
Where to watch the Wild on TV this season (opens the original)
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Wild coach John Hynes was trying to figure out how to watch the NHL’s opening night on TV with more changes to broadcasts coming this season. He joked after Tuesday’s practice that he had to figure out a number of apps. Pro baseball in Minnesota was carried by Twins.TV this season, and the Wild have fallen in line with the launch of Wild+ for the coming season and beyond. That means a few new ways for fans to watch Thursday’s opener in Nashville. — Prime Video: Wild+ is available as an add-on su
Wild’s Brock Faber sidelined indefinitely with fractured skull (opens the original)
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The news is worse than initially hoped for Minnesota Wild defenseman Brock Faber. On Tuesday morning, general manager Bill Guerin revealed that Faber suffered a fractured skull as a result of the puck he took to the ear in the Wild’s last exhibition game versus Dallas. “He had surgery on Sunday that was successful,” Guerin said, adding that at some point he will provide an update on Faber’s potential return to play. “Right now, Brock’s at home. He’s doing well. He’s resting. And we’re gonna leav
Brock Faber will start Wild season on IR (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Wild’s depth on the blue line will be tested right from the first faceoff Thursday at the season opener in Nashville, Tenn. The announcement of Minnesota’s opening night roster included the bad news that defenseman Brock Faber will begin 2026-27 on the injured list. Faber, who is normally part of the team’s top defensive pairing with Quinn Hughes, was injured in the team’s final exhibition game last week when he was hit in the ear by a puck. He finished the game but has not been se
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