Minnesota Wild prospect Theodor Hallquisth (round 2 #52 overall, 2025) began the season in the Swedish junior league but is now headed on loan to HockeyAllsvenskan, Sweden’s second-tier division. The move should serve the young defenseman well, especially since he has seen limited ice time during his brief SHL appearances. Read more at The Hockey News International.
  

Matt Boldy and Kirill Kaprizov are on fire to start the season and have put themselves in the conversation to be the best duo in the NHL. 

Minnesota doubled its WHL prospect pool during the 2025 NHL Entry Draft. After selecting Prince George Cougars' forward Riley Hedit in 2023 and Red Deer Rebels' goaltender Chase Wutzke in 2024, the Wild selected Victoria Royals' defenceman Justin Kipkie and Brandon Wheat Kings' forward Carter Klippenstein in June. In the end, Minnesota continued its long-standing tradition of drafting WHLers, which has now been extended to 10 years.

Hey Bill you need to make a trade for Brock Nelson would be a perfect fit on your team Ek Boldly and Nelson would be one of helluve a line while the thrill is out for the remainder of the season