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Guerin focused on ‘unfinished business’ in Minnesota
Bill Guerin says Minnesota’s recent success still leaves the Wild with unfinished business and a Stanley Cup goal, with training camp opening this week.
- Minnesota Wild training camp begins this week with General Manager Bill Guerin focused on capturing the Stanley Cup after a successful 2025-26 season.
- Following a successful 2025-26 season that included the team's first playoff series win in a decade, Guerin orchestrated significant roster changes, notably acquiring defenseman Quinn Hughes from Vancouver.
- Hughes can become a free agent on July 1, 2027, if not extended; Guerin addressed contract questions repeatedly during a late August media tour, saying "We're working on it."
- Guerin dismissed past accomplishments, stating "Nobody cares what happened last year," emphasizing the only trophy that matters is the Stanley Cup.
- The Wild are considered among a half-dozen realistic contenders for the championship, with the season opener looming on Oct. 1 in Nashville.
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Guerin focused on ‘unfinished business’ in Minnesota
Wild GM enters his eighth season coming off winning a gold medal and being named the NHL’s top executive
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