Wild open camp without Darryl Sydor but stand behind him

The Minnesota Wild opened training camp Friday without assistant coach Darryl Sydor, who was arrested in August when he was driving with a .30 blood alcohol content with his 12-year-old son in the car.

Sydor posted bail and admitted himself into a treatment center in California.

While Sydor continues treatment and the legal process plays out, the Wild stand behind their assistant coach.

"He's got a process that he has to go through," coach Mike Yeo said. "We don't (know) what the timeline is or how quickly he'll be back. All I can say is that we want to support him and give him every opportunity to get better, and so we're here for him."

Decisions about how, when or if Sydor returns to the Wild…