
Current Season
GP
60
Goals
35
Assists
37
Points
72
+/-
+18
S%
17.4%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$7.00M
Total Value
$49.00M
Expires
7 yrs · 2029-2030
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Bobby Brink lands in Minnesota with a built-in chemistry boost alongside a familiar face on the projected lineup with Matt Boldy and Joel Eriksson Ek. The Wild plug him into a top-six role as they gear up for a brutal Central tilt, where every scoring touch matters against elite defenses. Front offices buzz about how quickly this reunion gels, especially with Minnesota's recent hot streak testing their depth before the stretch run.
Kirill Kaprizov cements his legend with the franchise-record 220th goal into an empty net, powering the Wild to a convincing 5-1 smackdown of the Lightning. Quinn Hughes, Brock Faber and Mats Zuccarello each notch a goal and assist while Matt Boldy dishes three helpers in a clinic that snaps Minnesota's mini-skid.
The Minnesota Wild roll into Ball Arena to face a Colorado Avalanche squad sitting pretty in the Central Division standings, with Nathan MacKinnon chasing another century-point season. Minnesota counters with Matt Boldy heating up and Kirill Kaprizov driving their top line, while the Avs lean on their home-ice dominance to protect that third-place perch.
Matt Boldy dominates in Milan with an international clinic that flies under the radar back home. His puck mastery and clutch plays turn heads among NHL scouts watching closely. Wild fans know his value, but this tournament run hints at superstar potential reshaping Minnesota's top line.
Matt Boldy keeps piling up the hardware, snagging back-to-back NHL Three Stars honors after another monster week with the Wild. The guy's been a scoring machine all season, and front offices around the league whisper he's turning Minnesota into a real threat come playoff time. With the deadline looming, Boldy's hot streak has GMs rethinking their moves as the Wild chase a deeper run.
Joel Hofer grabs the reins in net for the Blues as they roll into the State of Hockey, where Minnesota's Olympic gold trio of Matt Boldy, Quinn Hughes and Brock Faber returns to a roaring home crowd for the first time since the Milan Cortina break. St. Louis backs him up after Jordan Binnington's strong outing against New Jersey, but Hofer's season stats draw whispers in a blue line already missing Colton Parayko.