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The Minnesota Wild were looking to build on their recent win over the St. Louis Blues when they took on the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night, Nov. 21.
The Minnesota Wild were looking to build on their recent win over the St. Louis Blues when they took on the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night, Nov. 21.
It's almost the end of November, and the Wild have had a great start to their season. They have a record of 13-3-4, with their recent loss coming on the road in a shootout against the Calgary Flames.
The Minnesota Wild and Winnipeg Jets faced off for the second time this season on Monday, Nov. 25, in St. Paul, Minnesota.
The Minnesota Wild played host to the Winnipeg Jets for the first time this season on Monday evening, Nov. 25, which was also the Wild's “Hockey Fights Cancer” night.
The Minnesota Wild and Winnipeg Jets faced off for the second time this season on Monday, Nov. 25, in St. Paul, Minnesota. The last time these two teams faced off was over a month ago when the season first started on Oct.
The Minnesota Wild played host to the Winnipeg Jets for the first time this season on Monday evening, Nov. 25, which was also the Wild’s “Hockey Fights Cancer” night.
The evening before American Thanksgiving, the Minnesota Wild and Buffalo Sabres faced off in Buffalo for their first season meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 27.
The Minnesota Wild returned on the road for a quick stop out east to face the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday, Nov. 27, the eve of American Thanksgiving.
It seems like just yesterday, the NHL started, not over a month and a half ago. Still, it's American Thanksgiving, and many teams currently in
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