Minnesota Wild head coach hasn't seen his team score in two straight games, so he changed up the lines. Jon Merrill didn't ...

Hynes’ Minnesota Wild team will face the Bruins at TD Garden on Tuesday, but that building was unavailable a day earlier, ...

New research assesses in detail the contributions of wildlife to people. Humanity relies on an array of ecosystem services for well-being and survival, but the provision of these services rely not ...

I don’t care that he’s the best player in the world.” Wild head coach John Hynes was pretty frustrated after the game about the non-call on McDavid's elbow. He didn't even want to give us an ...

Minnesota Wild coach John Hynes expressed his frustration regarding the referee's explanation following a controversial no-call on Connor McDavid's elbow to Marcus Johansson on Wednesday.

While none of those three were in uniform for the Wednesday night battle with Edmonton, coach John Hynes said there is a chance one or more of that trio could accompany the Wild on their upcoming ...

Sunday night in Las Vegas, the Wild cracked in the third. This time, coach John Hynes felt, the Wild deserved better. “I feel disappointed for our team tonight because I thought that we had a ...

Head coach John Hynes didn't care to discuss the explanation he received from the officials. "I don't even want to go down that road because it would probably infuriate you more than it infuriates ...

"Usually you come back from the rehab skates and then into practice, so that was a good step for those guys," coach John Hynes said. "So, we'll see where it goes." Kaprizov missed his 10th game ...

Gordon Wildlife Refuge. The refuge is named in honor of the Gordon family, who donated 67 acres of biodiverse forest and wetland habitat to the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. ALSO READ ...

Very unfortunate and I hope he’s alright.” Russo reported that referee Chris Lee told Wild head coach John Hynes that Johansson was high-sticked by his own twig, which was why there was no penalty. A ...

Washington, DC (January 15, 2025) – New WWF-led research reveals that the vital benefits wildlife provides to people’s everyday lives are vastly underrepresented across science and policy discussions.