Per the latest report, Minnesota Wild defenseman Quinn Hughes is struggling to decide his future, weighing an extension with the Wild against joining his brothers on the New Jersey Devils. The Minnesota Wild want Quinn Hughes to sign a long-term deal,

Minnesota Wild fans will be able to stream the team’s locally televised games on Prime Video beginning this season, the team announced Wednesday. Under the new multiyear agreement, Prime Video will become the Wild’s exclusive streaming distributor within the team’s local broadcast territory.

The idea of a 1-for-1 deal between the Minnesota Wild and the Detroit Red Wings could actually solve everything.

Fans within the Minnesota Wild local broadcast territory can watch Wild games on Prime Video by purchasing either a monthly ($19.99) or annual ($99.99) subscription. The subscription is available for all Amazon customers. More details on subscriptions will be announced before the start of the regular season at watch.wild.com.

In addition to what they may invest in tickets, parking and that Kirill Kaprizov replica sweater for the coming season, Minnesota Wild fans can add $100 to their winter budget if they want to watch the team’s games from home.

“As the Minnesota Wild continue extension talks with Quinn Hughes, league sources emphatically shot down reports that the Wild have engaged the New Jersey Devils — or any team — in trade talks regarding the superstar defenseman,” Michael Russo of The Athletic writes.

Minnesota Wild today announced a new multi-year partnership with Solventum \SOLV\], formerly 3M Health Care, a leading provider of innovative dental solutions. The partnership will launch with Nordy’s Chipped Tooth campaign this season.

The Minnesota Wild on Wednesday announced a multi-year local streaming agreement with Prime Video, making it the exclusive in-market streaming home for Wild games.