Former Wild defenseman Nick Leddy is set to play in his 1,000th career NHL game on Saturday. He will do it in Minnesota against the team that drafted him. View the original article to see embedded ...

Nick Leddy, a freshman last season for the Minnesota men’s ... The 19-year old from Eden Prairie was the No. 16 overall pick by the Minnesota Wild in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, but was traded to the ...

Nick Leddy, who spent seven seasons with the Islanders, reached the 1,000-game milestone when his St. Louis Blues battled the Minnesota Wild on Saturday. Leddy, drafted 16th overall by his ...

Originally chosen 16th overall by the Minnesota Wild in the 2009 NHL Draft, Leddy has seen 1,015 career contests counting stops with the Chicago Blackhawks, New York Islanders, Detroit Red Wings ...

The Minnesota Wild have only been around since 2000-01 ... with Jonas Brodin taking on a defense-first role. Matt Dumba and Nick Leddy team up on the second pair, a high-rev combination of ...

Nick Leddy's road to recovery took nearly four months, 49 games missed, but veteran defenseman is back, playing with St. Louis again ...

The Blues' Nick Leddy speaks with the media ... took a step back.” Leddy said it started on the morning of the Minnesota game on Oct. 15 and then “progressively got worse” after the game ...

Leddy missed the St. Louis Blues' previous 49 games with a lower-body injury and had not played since Oct. 15 against Minnesota.

Leddy, Ryan Suter and Justin Faulk are all possibilities to be traded if the Blues think they're out of the playoff mix.

The St. Louis Blues return to Enterprise Center on Tuesday night to face off against the Edmonton Oilers (7 p.m., ESPN+, Hulu ...

Nick Leddy, who was recently named ... Later, he elaborated on his friendship with Leddy, who was born in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Leddy was an Islander from 2014-21. “He’s one of the best ...

LOUIS -- Being part of the NHL as long as Nick Leddy has, injuries seem inevitable ... When he departed the lineup Oct. 15 against the Minnesota Wild, the left-handed D-man never imagined it ...