Minnesota Wild
27 reports in the 2026-27 edition.
Zach Bogosian
#24D · Minnesota Wild
Eighteen years on from being the third pick, still playing a hard fourteen minutes and hitting everything that moves.
Matt Boldy
#12LW · Minnesota Wild
A big, skilled winger who took the leap last season and is now the second thing opponents have to plan for.
Bobby Brink
#10RW · Minnesota Wild
Five-foot-eight, no speed to speak of, and he keeps producing anyway.
Jonas Brodin
#25D · Minnesota Wild
The quietest good defenceman in the league, and the one this team can least afford to lose.
Blake Coleman
#20LW · Minnesota Wild
Two Stanley Cups, a relentless motor, and a twenty-goal season at thirty-four.
Joel Eriksson Ek
#14C · Minnesota Wild
A six-three centre who wins faceoffs, kills penalties, stands in front of the net and quietly puts up fifty points.
Brock Faber
#7D · Minnesota Wild
Twenty-three years old and already playing twenty-five minutes a night against the other team's best.
Marcus Foligno
#17LW · Minnesota Wild
A heavy, honest winger fifteen years in, with the production falling away faster than the willingness.
Nick Foligno
#71LW · Minnesota Wild
Nineteen seasons, 1,287 games, and a fourth-line role he takes as seriously as any he has had.
Dylan Gambrell
#18C · Minnesota Wild
A defensive fourth-line centre on his fourth organisation, doing the same job at each of them.
Filip Gustavsson
#32G · Minnesota Wild
A goaltender who has been both excellent and ordinary in this league, and last season was neither.
Ryan Hartman
#38RW · Minnesota Wild
A genuinely useful top-six winger and one of the more disliked opponents in the league, which is roughly how he wants it.
Quinn Hughes
#43D · Minnesota Wild
One of the two or three best skating defencemen alive, playing twenty-eight minutes a night and touching every part of the game.
Daemon Hunt
D · Minnesota Wild
A third-round defenceman getting his first real look, with no goals and not much evidence either way.
Kirill Kaprizov
#97LW · Minnesota Wild
A fifth-round pick out of Russia who turned into the most electric goal-scorer this franchise has ever had.
Justin Kirkland
C · Minnesota Wild
A twenty-nine-year-old with fifty career games, hanging onto the edge of a lineup.
Olli Maatta
#3D · Minnesota Wild
Two Cups, eight hundred games, and a defenceman whose whole job is to be unremarkable.
Michael McCarron
#47C · Minnesota Wild
Six-foot-six, ninety-three penalty minutes, and the most difficult minus-sixteen on the roster to interpret.
Calvin Pickard
#31G · Minnesota Wild
A career backup having a bad year in a small sample, on his sixth organisation.
Tyler Pitlick
#19C · Minnesota Wild
Eleven years and four hundred and fifty games of fourth-line minutes, now down to under eight a night.
Maxim Shabanov
RW · Minnesota Wild
An undrafted KHL scorer who arrived at twenty-five and looked, in a bottom-six role, like he could do more.
Mason Shaw
C · Minnesota Wild
A relentless small forward whose career has been decided by his knees rather than his game.
Jared Spurgeon
#46D · Minnesota Wild
Five-foot-nine, a thousand games, and still taking the hardest defensive assignment on most nights.
Nico Sturm
#78C · Minnesota Wild
An undrafted German centre who has made a career out of faceoffs, penalty killing and being where he is supposed to be.
Yakov Trenin
C · Minnesota Wild
A checking centre who plays the shifts nobody wants and finished plus-thirteen on a team that was mostly under water.
Jesper Wallstedt
#30G · Minnesota Wild
A twenty-three-year-old who outplayed the starter in his first real NHL season.
Danila Yurov
#22RW · Minnesota Wild
A first-round Russian who spent his rookie season learning the league and finished it looking like he belonged.
How they were used
2025-26 · 82 games
Measured from shift charts at five-on-five, not projected. Units are built from the strongest partnership outward and ordered by how much they were used; the percentage is the share of the first player’s five-on-five ice time spent alongside each linemate. A low number means the club never settled on a combination. Players who have gone are marked — either to another club, or off an NHL roster altogether, which covers retirement and an unsigned summer alike.
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