ST. PAUL, Minn - For the eighth time in the last ten seasons, the Minnesota Wild have lost in the first round. The only two ...

Stone scored what would turn out to be the game-winner with 3:58 left when he smacked Brayden McNabb's pass from mid-air past ...

After five quiet games to start the first round, the Vegas Golden Knights’ captain broke through with a great performance in ...

Jack Eichel scored his first goal of the series to give the Vegas the lead late in the second period, and Adin Hill held it ...

“They’re just unpredictable,” Golden Knights defenseman Noah Hanifin said of Kaprizov and Boldy. “They’re real creative and make a lot of east-to-west plays. They have high-skill players who read off ...

The Wild also promoted rookie Liam Ohgren, who made his NHL debut at Vegas last season, from the minor-league practice to the ...

The stars came out for the Vegas Golden Knights down the stretch of their first-round series. The outlook for the rest of the ...

The Wild had a chance — again — to grab firm hold of a playoff series, but instead head to Las Vegas tied 2-2.

Now, a healthy Kirill Kaprizov, Joel Eriksson Ek and Jonas Brodin lead the Wild in a first-round matchup against Vegas.

Stone played a role in all three of the Golden Knights' goals as they beat the Wild to advance to the second round again.

They defeated Minnesota Wild in a thrilling series. Jack Eichel and Mark Stone led the charge with crucial performances. Shea Theodore also contributed significantly. Goaltender Adin Hill improved ...