Kirill Kaprizov put up an MVP-caliber season alongside a healthy Matt Boldy, while Brock Faber continued cementing himself as one of the league's best young two-way defensemen. Bill Guerin's mid-season heist of Quinn Hughes from imploding Vancouver was the trade of the year, Hughes putting up a point-per-game pace and instantly becoming the Wild's #1 D. Rookie Jesper Wallstedt was a revelation, his .916 save percentage ranking second in the NHL with five shutouts in his first full season.


The Minnesota Wild have $7.92M in salary cap space for the 2026-27 season, with $96.08M committed against the $104.0M cap (92% utilization).
Kirill Kaprizov is the Minnesota Wild's highest-paid player with a $17.0M cap hit, signed through 2034.
The Minnesota Wild have 23 players signed toward the 23-man active roster (roster full).
The Minnesota Wild's top cap hits for 2026-27 are Kirill Kaprizov ($17.0M), Brock Faber ($8.5M), Quinn Hughes ($7.85M).
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