Matt Moulson potted his first goal as a member of the Minnesota Wild in Sunday's 3-2 shootout loss to St. Louis. Moulson has notched a goal and an assist in two outings with the Wild since being traded from Buffalo. He has an eight-game point streak going, which has seen him produce three goals and seven helpers during that span.

Matt Moulson is projected to play with Mikko Koivu and Charlie Coyle when he makes his Minnesota debut on Saturday night. He's expected to skate with those two forwards during Thursday's practice and he's eager to start playing with the Wild. "Minnesota is an incredible hockey state. The fans of Minnesota, it's pretty easy to see how passionate they are," he said. "It's exciting to go to a team that's doing extremely well right now and a great fanbase. I'm just excited to get there and help this team win any way I can."

According to a source, Matt Moulson has been traded to the Minnesota Wild. Cody McCormick is also on his way to the Wild for undisclosed draft picks and Torrey Michell. Moulson has registered 17 goals and 38 points in 55 games between the Islanders and Sabres this campaign. He'll add some scoring depth to Minnesota's roster for their playoff push.

Matt Moulson expects to be dealt before Wednesday's trade deadline. "I've enjoyed my time in Buffalo, and I've been treated great by everyone," Moulson said. "They have directions they want to take the team. They have to make business moves, and I understand that, so we'll just see what happens." He probably helped his trade stock by generating two goals and six assists during a six-game scoring streak. He has 38 points in 55 games between the New York Islanders and Sabres this season.

Matt Moulson assisted on both of Buffalo's goals in Monday's 3-2 loss to Dallas. He earned his 20th and 21st helpers of the season on a pair of goals by Tyler Ennis. Moulson may have played his last game with the Sabres Monday night, with Wednesday's trade deadline on the horizon. He has two goals and six assists during his current six-game point streak.

Matt Moulson didn't take part in Monday's morning skate, but he still expected to play against Dallas. Moulson is expected to be dealt before Wednesday's trade deadline, so his absence in the morning sent the rumor mill buzzing. He is slated to play with Tyler Ennis and Drew Stafford.

Matt Moulson is playing on the Sabres' top line along with Ville Leino and Drew Stafford in Friday night's game. The Sabres' forward lines will definitely miss Steve Ott, but pick up a bit more scoring punch and just as much grit with the acquisition of Chris Stewart, who has 26 points in 58 games. Chris Stewart isn't an ideal top line winger, but due to the Sabres' lack of depth, Moulson could get some playing time with the newest Sabre.

Matt Moulson (arm) will return to the Sabres' lineup on Tuesday. Moulson missed Buffalo's last four games before the Olympic break due to the injury. The fact that he's back in the lineup is huge as the Sabres will attempt to trade him before the March 5 deadline.

Matt Moulson isn't worrying about the possibility of being traded prior to the March 5 deadline. "People have been saying it's going to happen for a long time, ever since I got here," Moulson said. "You just control what you can control. Obviously I don't have a clue if I'm going to be traded or where I'm going to go so I don't think I can really think about." He added that he's enjoyed his time in Buffalo. Moulson should be activated at some point from injured reserve on Tuesday because he's probable to return against Carolina after being out with an arm injury since Jan. 30.

Matt Moulson (arm) should be fine by the end of the Olympic break. Moulson sustained the injury on Jan. 30. "I was able to just work out and do treatment every day, get back healthy," said Moulson. "It was just kind of like a cartilage thing, probably the same as a broken rib, and it just takes time and rest. Luckily, it came right before the break so I didn't miss too many games." He's one of the top trade targets going into the deadline.