Nick Seeler

Unrestricted free-agent defensemen Walker and Seeler want to stay in orange and black, but could a trade come sooner than later?

These four players make the most sense for the Flyers to trade this summer as part of their rebuilding efforts.

Seeler has impressed the Flyers this season, particularly John Tortorella, and is now popping up in trade talks.

The Flyers have lost 10 games in a row and it's hard to see when the present is going to stop being bleak.

The Flyers' season-opening roster has its fair share of new faces, surprises and unanswered questions.

The hard-working defenseman just couldn't crack the rotation in Minnesota. Now he gets a fresh start in Chicago.

When healthy, the Wild's top-4 is as good as any in the league. What that top-4 and beyond looks like in the future is less certain.

Some inspired play from the defenseman and timely scoring from his teammates helped Minnesota win its fourth in five games ahead of the weeklong hiatus.

Tired and bruised, the Wild still capped a 5-2 odyssey away from St. Paul with an impressive win Sunday over a Blues team primed for revenge.

In Minnesota's recent run of good form, the fourth line and third defensive pairing have more than held their own.

Against their rival Blues on Saturday, the storylines were plentiful as Minnesota won for the seventh time in eight games.

He left a college, went against the advice of the team that drafted him and rode the bench in his early days in the AHL. Still, here Nick Seeler is — a bona fide NHLer.

The Wild evened out the ice time for their top-6 defensemen in Wednesday's preseason win over the Jets as Ryan Suter made his return to game action.

Bruce Boudreau enters his third season with the Wild after coaching them to consecutive 100-plus-point seasons. He owns a career regular-season record of 503-243-99 in 12 seasons and has the second-highest points percentage in the history of the NHL (.654) behind Hall of Famer Scotty Bowman. Still,...