Complete Minnesota sports news

Ryan Suter and Zach Parise were introduced at a news conference on July 9, 2012, five days after both star free agents elected to team up with the Wil

Reusse: 10 years ago today, Parise, Suter signings generated fireworks in Minnesota

Adding prime free agents Zach Parise and Ryan Suter in 2012 stoked hope and refilled seats at Xcel Energy Center, if not the team's trophy case.

Twins

Former Twins prospect Wells pitches Orioles to 3-1 victory

July 3

Wells, who the Twins lost to Baltimore in the 2020 Rule 5 draft, held Minnesota scoreless for the first five of his six-inning stint against former Class AA teammate Devin Smeltzer on Sunday, but the Twins still won two of the three-game series.

Lynx

Powers scores career-high 32 points as Lynx stomp Aces 102-71

July 3

Guard Aerial Powers, who also had six rebounds and four assists, scored 14 of her points in the first quarter while Minnesota built a commanding 33-15 lead.

Minnesota United midfielder Emanuel Reynoso celebrated a first-half goal with midfielder Wil Trapp against Real Salt Lake at Allianz Field on Sunday.

Loons

Reynoso scores twice to fuel Loons' 3-2 victory over Real Salt Lake

July 3

Midfielder Emanuel Reynoso also assisted on the eventual game-winning goal before Minnesota United held off Real Salt Lake's second-half rally.

Wild

Wild prepared to build around loss of high-scoring Fiala

July 3

GM Bill Guerin says he's happy where the team is, as it enters this week's draft with two first-round picks and a small salary-cap chest. He's also hoping young prospects such as Marco Rossi (pictured) can step in to fill Kevin Fiala's spot after Fiala's trade to the Kings.

Colleges

Scoggins: Big Ten bursting coast-to-coast ends 'Power Five' era

July 2

Are you ready for the Power Two era? It's coming, whether we like it or not.

Wolves

How Gobert might fit on the court, on the books with Wolves

July 2

Wolves Insider: All-Star center Rudy Gobert will provide a huge upgrade to the defense and should relieve some pressure on Karl-Anthony Towns on the offensive end.

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