Wild, Marco Rossi agree to three-year, $15 million extension
The Wild and center Marco Rossi have agreed to a three-year, $15 million contract extensions, the team announced Friday.
Rossi, 23, finished last season with career highs in goals (24) and points (60) while playing 82 regular season games, the second straight year Rossi has played every game.
His rookie contract expired at the end of last season. This one keeps him under team control through 2027-28.
Rossi and general manager Bill Guerin are scheduled to speak with reporters later this afternoon.
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