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UPCOMING GAMES
3/19 10:00:00 PM MIN at ANA
3/20 10:00:00 PM MIN at LAK
3/23 3:00:00 PM STL at MIN
3/28 8:00:00 PM SJS at MIN
3/30 3:00:00 PM VGK at MIN
4/2 8:00:00 PM OTT at MIN
4/4 8:00:00 PM COL at MIN
4/6 4:00:00 PM WPG at MIN
4/7 3:30:00 PM MIN at CHI
4/9 9:30:00 PM MIN at COL

LAST 10 GAMES
3/16 MIN 2 at STL 3 Lost SO
3/14 ANA 0 at MIN 2 Won F
3/12 ARZ 1 at MIN 4 Won F
3/10 NSH 3 at MIN 4 Won OT
3/8 MIN 1 at COL 2 Lost OT
3/7 MIN 5 at ARZ 2 Won F
3/3 SJS 3 at MIN 4 Won F
3/2 MIN 1 at STL 3 Lost F
2/29 MIN 1 at NSH 6 Lost F
2/27 CAR 3 at MIN 2 Lost F
Won-5  Lost-3  OT-2

Minnesota Wild  14 games left.   News   Schedule   Roster   

Next game will be against Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, March 19, 2024 in Anaheim Honda Center
Last game against Anaheim Ducks which was played in Minnesota Xcel Energy Center on 3/14/2024 Wild won 2-0
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Wild try to move up in wild-card race, extend Ducks' skid
The Wild (33-27-8, 74 points) and Ducks (23-42-3, 49 points) split their first two meetings of the season, with visiting Anaheim winning 3-2 on Jan. 27 and Minnesota prevailing 2-0 at home on Thursday. Minnesota, sixth in the Central Division, entered Monday five points back of the Vegas Golden Knights for the second wild-card spot in the Western Conference. The Wild are coming off a 3-2 shootout loss at St. Louis on Saturday. Minnesota is 5-3-2 over its past 10 games and is 15-15-4 on the road this season.
Posted: 03/19/2024

Wild lose Joel Eriksson Ek at a bad time, again
Last April, the Wild lost Joel Eriksson Ek at the worst possible time. Eriksson Ek has missed Minnesota's past two games and, while the Wild are expecting him back before the regular season ends, the team will play at least two more games without their top-line center. “He's rehabbing, and getting treatments, things like that,” coach John Hynes told reporters after a practice Monday afternoon at the Ducks' Honda Center. Last year, Eriksson Ek suffered a broken fibula when he blocked a shot in an April 6 game against Pittsburgh and missed all but one aborted shift in a first-round playoff series against Dallas.
Posted: 03/18/2024

How Likely Are the Wild To Get Over the Hump and Make the Playoffs?
Hello Minnesota hockey faithful, and welcome to the first annual “Where Will They End Up” forecast of our local professional hockey team. For some background, I've been doing this for a while now. I'm attempting to determine where the Minnesota Wild will end up in the standings, regardless of if they make the playoffs. Who could they face in the first round, or where's the highest they could pick in the draft? Will they get past the first round? (A seemingly daunting task for the home team.) Or who might be available to them when they pick? (Spoiler alert: at the rate we're going, we're not picking first overall. Sorry to all those Macklin Celebrini hopefuls.) This very scientific and methodical
Posted: 03/18/2024

Ducks appear powerless when playing short-handed
The Ducks' flock grew larger and more powerful with the returns of forwards Leo Carlsson and Max Jones ahead of their welcoming the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night. During a four-game road trip, the Ducks surrendered 10 power-play goals, eight of which came during the third period.
Posted: 03/18/2024

Vladislav Firstov Coming To Iowa
One of the more interesting Minnesota Wild prospects is coming back to North America to continue his development. Winger Vladislav Firstov, a second-round pick from the 2019 NHL Draft, has officially been reassigned to the AHL's Iowa Wild after his season over in the KHL finished. Before heading back to his native country, Firstov signed an Entry-Level Deal with the Wild, so he was technically just loaned out to the Russian league for him to get into the professional game after finishing three years at the University of Connecticut. Smattered throughout his transition from leagues, Firstov did actually appear for the AHL Wild for a handful of games in two different seasons.
Posted: 03/18/2024

Wild will take point, but lament lost opportunity in St. Louis
The Wild rallied for two unanswered goals in the third period to salvage a point in a key game in St. Louis on Saturday, and coach John Hynes afterward stressed that he was happy to see his team push back after two forgettable periods. Afterward, veteran Marcus Foligno, playing through a lower-body injury as the Wild try to make the postseason for a fourth straight season, was blunt with reporters at Enterprise Center. “I think it's just a missed opportunity to get two points against a team that doesn't show a lot of emotion,” he said. With a 3-1 victory Sunday at New Jersey, the Knights were five points up, and St. Louis passed the Wild for ninth place with a 4-2 victory at home over Anaheim.
Posted: 03/17/2024

The Wild Must Create A Home Away From Home For Kaprizov
Kirill Kaprizov first came to Minnesota during unique circumstances. Mid-pandemic and not confident in his English, Kaprizov has taken a few years to blossom and show his personality. Despite a language barrier, Mats Zuccarello and Matt Dumba helped Kaprizov by taking him under their wing. Kaprizov proves that the Wild's strategy of drafting Russian players is a smart gamble.
Posted: 03/17/2024

Blues beat Wild in shootout, 3-2
Jordan Kyrou’s goal in the fourth round round of a shootout was the deciding shot in the Blues 3-2 win over the Minnesota Wild on Saturday night at Enterprise Center. Kyrou had given the Blues a 1-0 lead in the second period with a power play goal. Brayden Schenn scored 27 seconds into the third […]
Posted: 03/17/2024

Pro Women's Hockey League explores new markets with neutral site games in Detroit and Pittsburgh
Boston defenseman Megan Keller can already foresee the potential for expansion with the Professional Women’s Hockey League holding neutral site games in Pittsburgh and Detroit this weekend. It’s not a matter of if, Keller believes, but when for the first-year, six-team league. “I think it’s inevitable,” she said during a PWHL video conference call this week.
Posted: 03/15/2024

Marc-Andre Fleury posts his 75th career shutout as the Minnesota Wild beat the Anaheim Ducks 2-0
Marc-Andre Fleury made 16 saves in his 75th career shutout, and the Minnesota Wild beat the Anaheim Ducks 2-0 on Thursday night. Fleury is 11th on the NHL shutouts list, one behind Ed Belfour and Tony Esposito. The 39-year-old goaltender got plenty of help from his teammates, who were credited with 16 blocked shots.
Posted: 03/15/2024

Luke Toporowski takes pride in being the first Iowan to play for the Iowa Wild
Luke Toporowski grew up playing hockey in Bettendorf. A recent trade to Des Moines helped him become the first Iowan to play for the Iowa Wild.
Posted: 03/14/2024

PWHL Minnesota piles up points at home by shutting out Boston
With four consecutive home games this month, PWHL Minnesota hoped to bank some valuable points in pursuit of a playoff berth. At the midpoint of that stretch, it's collected five of six points possible. Wednesday's 4-0 victory over Boston extended Minnesota's win streak to three games, including the first two in the homestand. Kendall Coyne Schofield, Michela Cava, Grace Zumwinkle and Taylor ...
Posted: 03/14/2024

Marcus Johansson returns as Wild urgently chasing points
WILD PREVIEWvs. Arizona Coyotes, Xcel Energy Center, 7 p.m. Tuesday TV; radio: BSN; 100.3 FM Stats and analytics: Tap here. Pregame reading: Marat Khusnutdinov has arrived and has a highly paid driver. For the fans: The Wild are hosting their third annual Pride Night. Players will be invited to use Pride tape on their sticks during pregame warmups, and Pride community groups will have ...
Posted: 03/12/2024

John Hynes pulls off bold coaching move to help Minnesota Wild beat Nashville Predators
The Nashville Predators extended their point streak to 12 games, but former coach John Hynes made a bold choice in overtime to get Minnesota a 4-3 win
Posted: 03/10/2024

Nichushkin scores OT winner in return to lineup, Avalanche beat Wild 2-1
Nichushkin knocked in a power-play goal 2:32 into overtime in his return to the lineup after a two-month absence, Alexandar Georgiev stopped a penalty shot late in regulation and the Colorado Avalanche beat the Minnesota Wild 2-1 on Friday night.
Posted: 03/09/2024

Late push falls short as Coyotes fall to Wild, home loss streak reaches seven
The Coyotes make push in third period but can't keep Wild in check in 5-2 loss.
Posted: 03/08/2024

Panthers sign Forsling to 8-year extension, Gadjovich to a 2-year extension
Gustav Forsling came to the Florida Panthers four years ago simply looking for a chance. He earned a whole lot more.
Posted: 03/07/2024

Lou Nanne talks State Boys Hockey Tournament, Minnesota Wild
It’s early March, which means things are heating up on ice sheets across the State of Hockey.
Posted: 03/04/2024

10 things Minnesota sports fans need to pay attention to this week
One of the great joys of doing a daily sports podcast at the Star Tribune is the chance to talk once a week with columnist Patrick Reusse. While preparation is still important for a show with Reusse, there is a certain amount of comfort in knowing that even in the slowest weeks the content will not suffer. That's just the nature of a meandering conversation with Patrick. Still, I was struck ...
Posted: 03/04/2024


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GAME STATS
GP W L OT
HOME 34 18 12 4
AWAY 34 15 15 4
TOTAL 68 33 27 8

MARCH STATS
GP W L OT
HOME 4 4 0 0
AWAY 4 1 1 2
TOTAL 8 5 1 2

CENTRAL DIVISION
Team GP W L OT PTS GF GA
WPG 67 43 19 5 91 210 158
COL 68 43 20 5 91 254 204
DAL 69 41 19 9 91 251 210
NSH 68 39 25 4 82 219 204
STL 68 36 29 3 75 194 205
MIN 68 33 27 8 74 212 219
ARZ 68 28 35 5 61 201 224
CHI 68 20 43 5 45 154 242

WESTERN CONFERENCE
Team GP W L OT GD PTS
1. WPG 67 43 19 5 52 91
2. COL 68 43 20 5 50 91
3. DAL 69 41 19 9 41 91
4. VAN 68 41 19 8 44 90
5. EDM 65 40 21 4 46 84
6. VGK 67 36 24 7 16 79
7. NSH* 68 39 25 4 15 82
8. LAK* 67 34 22 11 26 79
9. STL 68 36 29 3 -11 75
10. MIN 68 33 27 8 -7 74
11. CGY 67 33 29 5 -4 71
12. SEA 66 28 26 12 -10 68
13. ARZ 68 28 35 5 -23 61
14. ANA 68 23 42 3 -77 49
15. CHI 68 20 43 5 -88 45
16. SJS 67 18 42 7 -100 43
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