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FOX 9 Sports Director Jim Rich was at the St. Paul RiverCentre Wednesday night as Minnesota native and former Wild star Zach Parise is being inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

It was a big weekend for Minnesota sports fans. The Vikings bounced back in a 27–24 win over the Lions, with Justin Jefferson stealing the spotlight in his return. On the ice, the Wild snapped their five-game skid, showing signs of life after a rocky stretch. Bardown Beauties co-host Jessi Pierce breaks down what changed for both teams — from the Vikings’ defensive stand to the Wild’s long-awaited spark — and what these performances could mean heading into another pivotal week for Minnesota sports.

The Wild struggled to find their rhythm in Dallas, falling to the Stars in a hard-fought road game. Jessi Pierce recaps the game and what it means moving forward.

The guys are back and breaking down everything happening in Minnesota sports! Timberwolves Talk: As preseason wraps up, Ahmad says for the Wolves to take the next step, rookie Rob Dillingham needs to earn more minutes and prove he belongs in the league. Henry believes Terrence Shannon Jr. could be the key — locking up opposing scorers and knocking down shots from deep — all while Anthony Edwards continues to elevate this team in a stacked Western Conference. Vikings Outlook: Coming off the bye, the QB situation remains cloudy. Both J.J. McCarthy and Carson Wentz are scheduled to speak this week, leaving everyone guessing who will start against the Eagles. Ahmad thinks this is the perfect time to face Philly after two straight losses, but Henry warns that if Minnesota can’t stop the run, it could be a long night. Gophers Football: After a comeback win over Purdue, neither host was impressed. With a ranked Nebraska up next, Ahmad challenges P.J. Fleck to win games that matter — not just beat the bottom teams — pointing out his 3-18 record vs. Top 25 opponents and average of 7 wins per season. Plus: Thoughts on the Wild’s 2-2 start, and reflections on the tragic passing of singer D’Angelo — a reminder of the importance of taking care of your health. Tune in, subscribe, and follow for the latest takes on Minnesota sports and stories from across the sporting world!

Enough Said hosts discussed the questions Minnesota Vikings fan have heading into a bye week, the Wild opening their season and the effects of the government shutdown in Minnesota.

Minnesota Wild reporter Dylan Loucks gives us a detailed preview of the upcoming NHL season that kicks off tonight.

Kirill Kaprizov spoke with the media on Tuesday after inking a massive eight-year deal to stay with the Minnesota Wild.

St. Paul is hoping to attract more jobs to the city. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter and other stakeholders, including business executives, discuss how you can bring more jobs into St. Paul, from increasing retail outlets throughout the city to reinvestment in the city buildings. This comes as more employers are bringing employees back into the office.

The Minneosta Wild started training camp on Thursday at TRIA Rink, where the top storyline was addressing Kirill Kaprizov's future with the franchise. He enters the season on the final year of his current contract, seeking a new deal to stay in Minnesota.

Minnesota Wild star forward Kirill Kaprizov spoke with reporters Thursday as the team started training camp at TRIA Rink. Kaprizov is in the final year of his current contract, and is in negotiations with Bill Guerin and the team about a long-term contract to stay in Minnesota.