Losing one of your key veterans before heading out on the road, when you’re already mired in a mini-slump, does not sound like a sure-fire route to success. But on a Tuesday night in the Windy City, the Minnesota Wild made it work, eventually. The visitors at the United Center jumped out to a first-period lead and stifled the Blackhawks much of the night, then survived Chicago’s rally with a ...

Johansson is back, bringing renewed offensive spark to the Wild's attack after a tough upper-body injury sidelined the forward.

A dangerous collision leaves Wild forward Marcus Johansson sidelined. The team faces uncertainty after a hard hit to the head from Tampa's Darren Raddysh.

Sweden on Tuesday added NHL veterans Marcus Johansson and Hampus Lindholm as injury replacements for the upcoming Olympics in Italy. Johansson is taking the spot of fellow forward Leo Carlsson, while Lindholm was chosen after defenseman Jonas Brodin had surgery on a nagging lower-body injury that will keep him out of the tournament next month. Johansson is back at the Olympics at age 35, 12 years after he helped Sweden reach the final and take home the silver medal.

Initially overlooked, Marcus Johansson earned a coveted spot on Team Sweden, joining fellow Wild teammates for Olympic glory.

Boston Bruins D-man Hampus Lindholm and Minnesota Wild left winger Marcus Johansson replace Jonas Brodin and Leo Carlsson on Sweden's Olympic men's hockey roster.

Key forwards Joel Eriksson Ek and Marcus Johansson return, bolstering the Wild's lineup and offensive power against the Red Wings.

Wild's lineup thins further with Johansson sidelined. Facing surging Sabres, Minnesota must adapt without its top shutdown unit.

Despite stellar play and a desire to represent, veteran forward Marcus Johansson shockingly misses Sweden's Olympic roster.