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Ryan Hartman’s playoff resurgence a bright spot for disappointed Wild
His two goals on Thursday in the series finale combined with a quartet of assists, for a point-per-game average from a player ...
Vegas moves on with 3-2 win in series clincher behind as Wild go 1-and-done yet again
Jack Eichel scored his first goal of the series to give the Vegas the lead late in the second period, and Adin Hill held it ...
Golden Knights advance with Game 6 victory vs. Wild
Jack Eichel was one of three Vegas players to tally a goal and an assist, and the Golden Knights held on for a 3-2 win over ...
Wild streak of opening-round losses hits 8, hits harder with close series vs. Vegas and Fleury exit
The final on-ice tribute to retiring goalie Marc-Andre Fleury gave the Minnesota Wild a few minutes to forget about another ...
Wild knocked out of playoffs by Golden Knights
Facing elimination in Game 6 of their first-round series with Vegas, the Wild were unable to play with a lead — which was ...
Six moments that defined the Wild’s first-round exit
The Wild bowed out of the 2025 playoffs after losing to the Vegas Golden Knights in six games, and each of them was defined ...
Golden Knights’ top players come through to eliminate Wild in Game 6: Takeaways
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Welcome to the playoffs, Mark Stone.
How Ryan Hartman responded from ‘wake-up call’ to give the Wild his best: ‘He’s a dog’
This might be some of the best hockey Hartman has played, at least reminiscent of his 34-goal season three years ago.
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Wild face elimination Thursday after Ryan Hartman goal disallowed
The Wild lost to the Vegas Golden Knights 3-2 in overtime Tuesday night after Ryan Hartman's potential game-winner with 1:15 ...
Live from Game 6: Late first period goal by Ryan Hartman puts Wild into 1-1 tie with Golden Knights
The Wild and the Vegas Golden Knights are playing tonight at Xcel Energy Center in Game 6 of their first-round Stanley Cup ...
Wild’s Gustav Nyquist talks of ‘small margins’ after costly offside
Generally speaking, Gustav Nyquist prefers it when officials let play continue, and there are fewer whistles in a game. But if they had called offside on the ice late in Game 5 of the Minnesota Wild’s ...