Minnesota Wild

Since losing six straight games in games in mid-January, the Minnesota Wild (28-20-7) have won 10 of their last 13, including ten straight games (8-0-2) picking up at least one point -- tying a team record. The Wild will be looking to break that record tonight against the Vancouver Canucks (31-21-3) in the first game of a crucial road trip.

The Minnesota Wild (28-20-7) jumped out to a 3-0 lead, and were able to hang on for the eventual 6-3 win over the visiting Carolina Hurricanes (19-28-7) last night at the Xcel Energy Center. The win also ties the Wild's franchise 'point-streak' record at ten games.

Since losing six straight games in games in mid-January, the Minnesota Wild (27-20-7) have won nine of their last twelve, including nine straight games (7-0-2) of picking up at least one point -- a game shy of the team record. The Wild will be looking to tie that record tonight against the Carolina Hurricanes (19-27-7) in St. Paul.

The Minnesota Wild (27-20-7) beat the visiting Florida Panthers (24-18-11) 2-1 last night at the Xcel Energy Center. The win keeps the Wild two points back from the final playoff spot in the NHL's Western Conference. Vancouver currently holds that spot -- and also won last night.

Coach Mike Yeo's return from the brink of termination, and the Minnesota Wild's late season resurgence has resulted largely from the acquisition of goalie Devan Dubnyk from Phoenix, and the way the rest of the team has played in front of him in his first ten games. The Wild jumped five spots in this week's NHL power rankings.

The Minnesota Wild (26-20-7) lost north of the border last night, falling to the Winnipeg Jets (28-18-10) 2-1 in overtime. The loss stops the Wild's winning streak at 6, but they still earned a valuable point in their push to make the playoffs.

The Minnesota Wild (26-20-6) beat the visiting Vancouver Canucks (29-20-3) 5-3 last night at the Xcel Energy Center for their sixth win in a row -- moving them to within three points of the final Wild Card spot in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

The Minnesota Wild (25-20-6) shutout the Colorado Avalanche (22-20-11) 1-0 last night at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. The win was Minnesota's fifth in a row, and lifted the Wild above the Avs in the standings; leaving them just 6 points behind Winnipeg.

The Minnesota Wild (24-20-6) will be going for their fifth consecutive win tonight when they host the Colorado Avalanche (22-19-11) tonight at the Xcel Energy Center. The Wild trail the Avs by one point, and a win will lift Minnesota over Colorado in the division standings.

Home of the Minnesota Wild and the Xcel Energy Center, Saint Paul has been named the second best 'NHL City in America' by SmartAsset.com. Minnesota's top-ranked hockey fan base, combined with a high quality of life put the Capitol City near the top of the list. Pittsburgh, PA came in at number-one.

Aided by newly acquired goalie Devan Dubnyk's three shutouts since joining the team, the Minnesota Wild (24-20-6) have now won four in a row, including last night's 3-0 win over the visiting Chicago Blackhawks (31-18-2) at the Xcel Energy Center.

The Minnesota Wild (23-20-6) completed a three-game sweep of Western Canada with a 4-2 win this afternoon against the Vancouver Canucks (27-18-3) in British Columbia. The win comes on the heels of a pair of wins last week in Calgary and Edmonton. The Wild have won 4 of their last 6 games.