Wild GM Bill Guerin responded to reports that Kirill Kaprizov turned down an NHL-record contract extension, saying he was unsure how the information went public and adding, "We're working through things.

When news broke that Minnesota Wild star Kirill Kaprizov turned down an NHL-record eight-year, $128 million contract offer from the team, it sent shockwaves

With training camp slated to start next week, the NHL season is upon us, and this weekend, the Minnesota Wild’s prospects had a chance to show their skills in the Tom Kurvers Prospect Showcase.

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On Wednesday, NHL insider Frank Seravalli reported that, according to sources, Wild winger Kirill Kaprizov had turned down an eight-year, $128 million deal. If true, that contract would have carried a record $16 million average annual value (AAV).

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The demolition of the 2025 Mets’ season is occurring at an almost unfathomable pace. The Mets lost their sixth consecutive game on Thursday, 6-4 to the Phillies, blowing a four-run lead to endure a four-game series sweep against their National League East rivals.