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Will Marian Gaborik Be Receiving a New Contract From the Minnesota Wild?
Last Wednesday, the Minnesota Wild announced that they will buy out the remaining three years of Mark Parrish's contract.
The Spin-O-Rama will continue to be displayed at Xcel Energy Center for many years to come.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Wild sign Pierre-Marc Bouchard to 5-year deal
After trying to trade him earlier this summer, the Minnesota Wild avoided a salary arbitration hearing with Pierre-Marc Bouchard by re-signing the right wing to a five-year, $20.4 million contract.
Spainard one stage closer to Tour de France victory
Carlos Sastre handled his latest test and is one step from the Tour de France title.
After losing offensive weapons Brian Rolston and Pavol Demitra through free agency during the offseason, the Wild made sure that they'd have playmaking whiz Pierre-Marc Bouchard around for the next two seasons ...
If the season turns sour, should Doug Risebrough be fired?
The famous country singer Tammy Wynette had a song eloquently titled, D-I-V-O-R-C-E which talked about parting ways as a solution.
Not much to report on Gaborik, Bouchard
Posted on July 23rd, 2008 8:56 PM By Michael Russo Have gotten a bunch of understandable emails from Wild worry warts regarding Pierre-Marc Bouchard and Marian Gaborik.
In midsummer, Sheppard has hockey on the brain
I believe he's referring to the 78 games played when he says rookie record. Gaborik did indeed have 36 pts as a rook, but played 71 games.
Wild likes Nolan's seriousness, ruggedness
Last week, it looked like the Minnesota Wild were done with free agency. They weren't finished, though, and neither is Owen Nolan.
Campbell column: Wild missed Rolston window
It's always refreshing when important people in the egotistical, spin-driven world of professional sports admit mistakes.
Faceoff: In Minnesota, trading a superstar has been done before
But would the Wild ever consider a deal for Gaborik? FELDY: Phersy, is Doug Risebrough on his way to becoming the Kevin McHale of the NHL? Risebrough took a wrong turn four months ago when he traded a ...
Miettinen signs with Wild on his 28th birthday
The Minnesota Wild signed right wing Antti Miettinen to a three-year contract Thursday, adding a two-way, third-line forward at the end of an up-and-down week.
Hossa picks Wings, despite Gaborik
In this June 1, 2008 file photo, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey player Marian Hossa, of Slovakia, speaks at a news conference in Detroit.
Skinny: Solid two-way right wing averaged 80 games, 32 goals and 35 assists in three seasons here.