The Minnesota Wild are not where they expected to be right now. Eleven months ago, they were one of the best teams in the NHL and had their eyes on a deep playoff run. Even though they lost in the first round of the playoffs the following spring,

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The NHL referred to Rule 63.7 when it awarded Minnesota Wild winger Marcus Johansson a goal against the Nashville Predators when the net was displaced.

It's been a challenging start to the season for the Minnesota Wild, and GM Bill Guerin could already be considering making moves.

The Minnesota Wild woke up on the Wednesday after their overtime victory over the Nashville Predators still in desperate need of saving their season. Two straight wins in the books are nice, but Minnesota is still three points back of a playoff spot,

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Nikolaj Ehlers scored 46 seconds into the second period and goalie Frederik Andersen overcame a poor start to stop the final 18 shots he faced as the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Minnesota Wild 4-3.

Mats Zuccarello, yet to play this season because of a lower-body injury that required surgery, appears ready to play Friday at the Islanders

The Minnesota Wild are reportedly in the market for some scoring depth, while it's rumored that Buffalo Sabres goaltender Devon Levi has asked to be moved.

The NHL said: “The decision was made in accordance with Rule 63.7 which states ‘In the event that the goal post is displaced, either deliberately or accidentally, by a defending player, prior to the puck crossing the goal line between the normal position of the goalposts, the referee may award a goal.

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For a team with the Minnesota Wild’s skill and talent, it’s hard to be this bad for this long. As it stands, the Wild are the third-worst team in the Western Conference at 5-6-3. It’s a far cry from their pace of play last season,