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Wild players face new set of COVID-19 guidelines this season

Wild coach Dean Evason laughs with Marcus Foligno before a practice this summer ahead of the NHL’s restart.

After finishing last season in a bubble, the NHL is returning in individual arenas and that means a new set of dos and don'ts for players as they get back in action amid the coronavirus pandemic.

  • Wild training camp will feature newcomers Kirill Kaprizov and Marco Rossi
  • Longtime Bruins captain Zdeno Chara leaves for Capitals
  • Wild prospect Khusnutdinov brings end to Sweden's world juniors run in OT

Wild training camp will feature newcomers Kirill Kaprizov and Marco Rossi

Team captain Marco Rossi (left) celebrated after Senna Peeters (right) scored the Austrians’ only goal of the World Junior Championships on Tuesday

The two young forwards will be followed closely as NHL teams finally begin full preparations for a delayed season.

Wild prospect Khusnutdinov brings end to Sweden's world juniors run in OT

Russia’s Marat Khusnutdinov reacts to the team’s goal against Sweden during the third period of an IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship game Wedn

Russia ended Sweden's 54-game winning streak in the preliminary round. The Swedes last lost in the group stage to the United States 3-2 on Dec. 31, 2006 — also in overtime.


Local

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Star Tribune Sportsperson of the Year 2020 Minnesota Vikings linebacker Eric Kendricks.

Eric Kendricks is the 2020 Star Tribune Sportsperson of the Year

As college hockey season heats up, NCAA debates will, too
Wild sets training camp schedule, roster
Ashby senior sues MSHSL and wins, regaining eligibility

Business

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Edina native and CEO of online grocer named entrepreneur of the year

Hedge fund Alden offers to buy Tribune, valuing it at $521M
Ojibwe bands ask appeals court to stop Enbridge Line 3 construction
S&P 500, Dow reach for records as a tumultuous 2020 ends

Opinion

A scene from the Life Care Center in Kirkland, Wash., in March. The Seattle-area nursing home had experienced the first reported COVID-19 death, and s

Why nursing homes failed so badly nationwide

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    Rep. Barb Haley, R-Red Wing, is stepping into a new leadership role in January as the House Republican caucus whip.

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    Minnesota awaits its cut of $900 billion COVID stimulus
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    Nation

    Debris remained on the sidewalk Dec. 29 in front of buildings damaged in a Christmas Day explosion in Nashville.

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    World

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    Wild sets training camp schedule, roster

    The team will hold its first practice Monday and have scrimmages at Xcel Energy Center on Jan. 8 and Jan. 10.


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    Wild will open on West Coast Jan. 14, at home on Jan. 22 vs. Sharks

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