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Minnesota Wild net‑minder Filip Gustavsson is set to undergo offseason hip surgery, raising questions about his availability and the team's goaltending plans for the upcoming years.
Minnesota Wild goalie Filip Gustavsson will undergo offseason hip surgery to address chronic wear and tear, a procedure that could delay his camp participation. Meanwhile, rookie Jesper Wallstedt’s unexpected playoff surge has sparked optimism about a potential tandem, as General Manager Bill Guerin stresses the value of having two capable No. 1 goalies.
Two Islanders prospects will compete in the Memorial Cup while Matthew Schaefer visits children’s hospital, and playoff matchups intensify across the league.
The Avalanche and Golden Knights will clash in the West finals, with defensive depth and health shaping the outcome.
A look back at the criticism of Colorado Avalanche GM Chris MacFarland, the Rantanen trade, and how his strategy has reshaped the team into a Cup contender.
With Sam Malinski edging closer to full health, Colorado ponders a seventh defenseman role, and Coach Jared Bednar’s praise of the Vegas Golden Knights hints at strategic shifts in the Avalanche’s lineup.
Sam Malinski’s return to full health bolsters Colorado’s defense as they eye the Western Conference Finals.
Colorado Avalanche will field a fully healthy defense for the first game of the Western Conference Finals, with veteran defenseman Josh Manson and emerging blueliner Sam Malinski both cleared to play.
The latest Salmond Sit Down episode features analyst Eddie Rivkin dissecting the Vegas Golden Knights versus Colorado Avalanche battle, highlighting team depth, key players, and the fallout from John Tortorella's media fine.
A look at the Avalanche’s injury updates, the upcoming conference final showdown with Vegas, trade rumors around Trocheck, and the latest from the IIHF World Championship.
Nicolas Roy, a forward for the Colorado Avalanche, is preparing for the Western Conference finals against his former club, the Vegas Golden Knights, a matchup that carries both personal and professional weight.
Colorado Avalanche held a full practice ahead of the Western Conference Finals Game 1, with Alex Gagne participating and several star players missing, while coach Jared Bednar reassured fans about availability.
The Colorado Avalanche and Vegas Golden Knights enter a tightly contested series, each allowing 47 goals over their last 20 games. Key performances and coaching storylines set the stage for a battle of depth and experience.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are locking in veteran talent, eyeing draft prospects and preparing for IIHF World Championship participation, setting the stage for a pivotal campaign.
Injuries to Cale Makar, Brent Burns and others loom over Colorado’s chances as they prepare for a pivotal series against a deep Vegas squad.
Colorado Avalanche face the Vegas Golden Knights in the Western Conference Final, navigating injuries to key players while preparing for a matchup defined by deep center talent on both sides.
The Avalanche secured a hard‑fought series victory over the Wild, with key contributions from a host of players and a defense that finally clicked.
Colorado’s star defenseman battles a shoulder issue while the Golden Knights face sanctions, and a packed schedule tests teams’ stamina as the playoffs progress.
The Minnesota Wild squandered a three‑goal advantage in Game 5, falling 4‑3 in overtime to the Colorado Avalanche. The loss, sealed by Brett Kulak’s sudden‑death winner, ends the series 4‑1 and forces the franchise to confront health and roster deficiencies.
The Minnesota Wild have eight unrestricted free agents who have each voiced a willingness to remain with the club, citing family, team culture and personal goals.
USA Hockey names Kevin Porter as head coach of the NTDP U18 team for the 2026-27 season while the Buffalo Sabres fight for a Game 7 against Montreal, the Vegas Golden Knights confront media penalties, and Quinn Hughes weighs a contract extension with the Minnesota Wild.
Quinn Hughes turned heads with a franchise‑record 53 points in 48 games, a performance that not only justified the Wild’s high‑priced acquisition but also hinted at a long‑term cornerstone for Minnesota.
The Hockey News Big Show explores the Canadiens' rising offense, Vegas' path to the West final, and the looming questions surrounding goaltending and roster moves ahead of the championship.
Macklin Celebrini will lead Canada at the World Championships with Sidney Crosby as an alternate, while the San Jose Sharks sign Carson Wetsch and lock in the 20th overall pick. Additional updates include schedule releases, CHL honors, and coaching dismissals across the league.