Minnesota eliminated Dallas 5-2 in Game 6 to win the series 4-2. A deadline trade and late goals swung the matchup and leave the Stars with tough offseason choices.

USA Powerlifting and JayCee Cooper have reached a settlement that ends a five-year discrimination suit; terms were not disclosed.

Donte DiVincenzo left Game 4 with a right lower‑leg injury and was ruled out for the night, forcing the Timberwolves to reshuffle their rotation in a tight first‑round series. The team offered no immediate timeline for his return.

Matt Boldy’s late overtime deflection lifted the Wild to a 3-2 win and tied the series 2-2. Big goaltending nights and Nils Lundkvist’s injury set the stage for a pivotal Game 5 in Dallas.

The Vikings used the 18th pick on Florida DT Caleb Banks, a 6'6, 327-pound interior force with big upside and recent foot surgery.

Doug Martin, the Vikings' 1980 first-round pick and a fierce pass rusher in the 1980s, died at 68. Teammates and the team are remembering his leadership and sack-producing seasons.

Anthony Edwards scored 30 as the Timberwolves erased a 19-point deficit to beat the Nuggets 119-114 and even their playoff series. Julius Randle hit the late free throws that sealed it.

Dallas evened the first-round series with a gritty 4-2 Game 2 win in Dallas. Brock Faber scored twice but the Wild couldn't convert on four power plays.

With the 18th pick and four selections inside the top 100, the Vikings face a short list of big decisions — safety, trench help or a new weapon. Mock drafts keep pointing to Oregon’s Dillon Thieneman.

Olympic cross-country star Jessie Diggins held a free celebration at Allianz Field in St. Paul on April 19, thanking fans after her final World Cup races. The Afton native plans public speaking and continued advocacy in retirement.

The Wild rolled into Dallas and roughed up the Stars 6-1 in Game 1, with Eriksson Ek and Boldy each scoring twice and Minnesota dominating physically.

The Minnesota Lynx used the No. 2 pick on TCU guard Olivia Miles, a Big 12 Player and Newcomer of the Year known for triple‑double performances. Her playmaking will be a new piece for Minnesota.

Nneka Ogwumike’s short social post — “Thank you Seattle” — looks like a goodbye to the Storm. Her move reshapes Seattle’s offseason and opens a high‑stakes free‑agency scramble.