Minnesota Wild fans disappointed in the on-ice impact made by Yakov Trenin last season were certainly not alone. I’m fully responsible for my game, and I didn’t perform,” said Trenin, who signed a four-year, $14 million free-agent contract in 2024. Trenin scored the Wild’s first and last goals in a 3-2 overtime win in Winnipeg. Although he did not make the trip to Texas for the Wild’s second preseason game, he was back practicing with the team on Tuesday. Hynes hinted that Buium might be ready to go for the Wild’s preseason home game Thursday versus Dallas.