
Current Season
GP
68
Goals
38
Assists
41
Points
79
+/-
+9
S%
16.1%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$9.00M
Total Value
$45.00M
Expires
5 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
The Minnesota Wild roll into Chicago tomorrow night for a gritty Central Division showdown where Kirill Kaprizov leads the charge with his league-high points and that monster contract looming large. Chicago counters with Connor Bedard dishing assists like candy and Tyler Bertuzzi heating up on goals, while both teams juggle goalie rotations featuring Filip Gustavsson and Spencer Knight.
Kirill Kaprizov sits just two goals shy of 40 for the Wild, chasing that mark for the fourth time in five seasons. Minnesota fans know this guy's streak machine turns games into personal highlight reels when he heats up. The stakes climb as the Wild jockey for position in a brutal Central Division race.
Philadelphia scrapes back from a late deficit in St. Paul when Owen Tippett buries a shorthanded beauty to force overtime against a Wild team riding a hot point streak. Travis Konecny steps up in the shootout spotlight, but the real story simmers in Minnesota's locker room where Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy keep delivering daggers. Dan Vladar stands tall with key stops, and as the Flyers chase momentum on the road, this one tests Minnesota's grip on the Central race with playoffs looming.
The Minnesota Wild and Grand Casino seal a deep partnership that renames their downtown Saint Paul barn Grand Casino Arena and pumps tech upgrades into every concession stand. Nearly 300 Clover Sport devices roll out for cashless, touchless buys, making game-day grabs smoother than a Kaprizov breakaway. With a 14-year naming deal, massive renovations in the works, and tribal muscle behind it all, this ties the team's future to Saint Paul's economic engine in ways front offices envy.
Kirill Kaprizov drops to one knee and rifles home a goal that has goalies rethinking their positioning overnight. This highlight reel stuff emerges from drills I've watched in Minnesota rinks where he hones impossible angles. The Wild's sniper elevates their attack, forcing defenses to adapt or get embarrassed.
Kirill Kaprizov and Matt Boldy light the lamp as Minnesota shuts out Utah 5-0, showcasing Wild power against the expansion Mammoth. Their sniping exposes the gaps in Utah's young defense, with Minnesota's forecheck dominating from puck drop. This blowout boosts the Wild's standing while Mammoth brass ponders midseason tweaks.