The Dallas Stars (2-0-0) look to keep their unbeaten start intact when they host the Minnesota Wild (2-1-0) on Tuesday night.

DALLAS -- Jake Oettinger made 39 saves, and Wyatt Johnston extended his season-opening goal streak to three games to help the Dallas Stars defeat the Minnesota Wild 5-2 at American Airlines Center on Tuesday. Oettinger, a Minnesota native, is 8-0-3 in his NHL career against the Wild.

Coach John Hynes didn’t like the end result, but liked that the Wild didn’t mail it in during a 5-2 loss that included two empty-net goals.

Stars forward Matt Duchene left Dallas’ game against the Minnesota Wild early in the third period after taking a massive hit from defenseman Jacob Middleton.

A determined offensive push by the Minnesota Wild came too late, in this case. Trailing the Stars by a trio of goals, Minnesota threw everything at its disposal toward the Dallas net in

Marco Rossi scored the fourth round of the shootout and the Minnesota Wild beat the Los Angeles Kings 4-3 after blowing a three-goal lead in the third period.

Backing up this struggling defense is goaltender Filip Gustavsson, who has had trouble dealing with the play in front of him. Gustavsson was shelled in his latest outing, allowing six goals on 31 shots for an .806 save percentage (SV%) against the Columbus Blue Jackets.

The Minnesota Wild face not only the challenge of the upcoming 2025-26 season but also the challenge of another bid to secure funding for renovation of the Grand Casino Arena and surrounding area. Having been denied funding by the state of Minnesota in last year’s legislative session for a

The Minnesota Wild (1-1-0) and Los Angeles Kings (1-2-0) come off Saturday losses as they face off on Monday night at Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Guerin, the Minnesota Wild general manager, said on the "Spittin' Chiclets" podcast before last season began that he thinks Boldy, Minnesota's 24-year-old forward, can be a 50-50 guy in the NHL, as in 50 goals and 50 assists in the same season.