Wild Walked-Off by Islanders in OT

Wild walked-off by Islanders in OT

The Minnesota Wild fell to the New York Islanders 4-3 in overtime on Thursday night. Quinn Hughes paced the Wild with two points on a goal and an assist. Joel Eriksson Ek and Matt Boldy each added a goal in the game. Ryan Hartman, Kirill Kaprizov, and Jonas Brodin tallied an assist apiece. https:///mnwild/status/2115960318211792989 Jesper Wallstedt saved 22 of the 26 shots he faced in net. The Wild won the hit battle 31-30 but lost in faceoff pe…

Wild fall to Islanders in OT, but late Matt Boldy goal rescues point

Minnesota Wild vs New York Islanders score and NHL highlights and news, including Quinn Hughes and Matt Boldy stats, plus a Dylan Larkin trade request update.

Hughes, Boldy, Sturm & Head Coach John Hynes | Minnesota Wild Postgame vs. Islanders

Hear from Quinn Hughes, Matt Boldy, Nico Sturm and Head Coach John Hynes following the Minnesota Wild’s October 29 game against the New York Islanders. 0:00 Quinn Hughes 3:07 Matt Boldy 5:00 Nico Sturm 8:08 Head Coach John Hynes Subscribe for Minnesota Wild highlights, player interviews and behind-the-scenes access: https://www.youtube.com/@mnwild WILD ON 7TH Watch full episodes: https://mnwild.co/WatchWildOn7th Listen to the podcast: https://mn…

Move on, wait for a deal, or roll the dice: How should Wild handle Hughes?

Brian Lawton joins Real Kyper & Bourne to discuss the situation between Quinn Hughes and the Minnesota Wild, and whether the team should be looking for a trade, continue trying to re-sign Hughes, or go all-in for a Stanley Cup.

Will Quinn Hughes re-sign with the Wild? - Daily Faceoff

The Minnesota Wild have started the season on a strong footing, as they sit atop the Central Division with a 9-3-2 record, have the second-best record in the Western Conference and the third-best record in the league. A driving force in that success has been Quinn Hughes play on the blueline, as he’s been excellent at both ends of the ice for Minnesota. But any excitement over Hughes feels too good to be true, especially when he remains unsigned…