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“Losers: Mitch Marner and Mikko Rantanen,” ESPN wrote. The outlet pointed to Minnesota’s high income tax rate — 9.85 percent, fifth-highest in the United States — as a factor in why Kaprizov received $136 million, as he’ll lose a fair chunk of money due to taxes.

The Wild did what they had to do with Kirill Kaprizov, just like they did 13 years ago with Zach Parise and Ryan Suter. That’s where the similarities end, though.

Kirill Kaprizov’s massive new contract with the Minnesota Wild is garnering a ton of attention across the NHL, not only because of its size but because of how it will impact other free agents moving forward.

On a day where the attention of the Minnesota hockey world belonged to Kirill Kaprizov, he made a splash after sunset as well. Following a thunderous ovation and a wave to the crowd when his new

The Minnesota Wild are still dealing with the ongoing contract situation around star Kirill Kaprizov, despite training camp and preseason starting up. This