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If not, we will remove the player. Minnesota Wild Team Formation. Following the departure of the Minnesota North Stars after the season, the state of Minnesota was without an NHL team for seven seasons. Read More. See Full Story. Xcel Energy Center Opens. Craig Leipold Ownership. Wild Primary Logo. Wild Alternate Logo. Wild Wordmark Logo. Wild Concept Logo. Established City St.

Sports History. Baseball History. Basketball History. College History. Football History. Hockey History. Soccer History. On January 10, , it was announced that the franchise was being sold to former Nashville Predators owner Craig Leipold. After purchase of MSE, Mr. Leopold sold the Swarm to John Arlotta. The group has recently extended its business through a majority stake in Wildside Caterers. The partnership also owns and operates on Rice Park, which is the former historic Minnesota Club.

This is a list of seasons completed by the Minnesota Wild professional ice hockey club of the National Hockey League. This list documents the records and playoff results for all seasons the Wild have completed in the NHL since their inception in Updated October 28, Note: Since joining the NHL in , the Wild rotated the captaincy for their first 9 seasons on a monthly basis among several of its players each season, with some players serving multiple times under Jacques Lemaire.

After Todd Richards became head coach for the start of the season, Mikko Koivu, who was the last rotating captain and had had the captaincy three different times in the season, became the franchise's first permanent captain on October 20, On April 3, , he became only the 11th coach in NHL history to have wins.

The number 99 was retired league-wide for Wayne Gretzky on February 7, Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award. William M. Jennings Trophy. Ice Hockey Wiki Explore. Players Teams Leagues Seasons Arenas. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Minnesota Wild. Edit source History Talk 0. NHL Enterprises, L. Retrieved on Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Minnesota Wild —present. Xcel Energy Center.

Saint Paul, Minnesota. Forest green, iron range red, harvest gold, Minnesota wheat [1] [2]. Stanley Cup Champions. Season cancelled due to —05 NHL lockout. Lost in Conference Quarterfinals, 1—4 Ducks. Lost in Conference Quarterfinals, 2—4 Avalanche.

Lost in Conference Quarterfinals, 1—4 Blackhawks. Backstrom, Niklas Niklas Backstrom. Helsinki, Finland. Barker, Cam Cam Barker. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Sherbrooke, Quebec. Brodziak, Kyle Kyle Brodziak. Paul, Alberta. Brunette, Andrew Andrew Brunette A. Sudbury, Ontario. Burns, Brent Brent Burns. Ajax, Ontario. Clutterbuck, Cal Cal Clutterbuck. Welland, Ontario.

United States. Cullen, Matt Matt Cullen. Virginia, Minnesota. Falk, Justin Justin Falk. Snowflake, Manitoba. Gillies, Colton Colton Gillies.

White Rock, British Columbia. Harding, Josh Josh Harding. Regina, Saskatchewan. Czech Republic. Havlat, Martin Martin Havlat. Kobasew, Chuck Chuck Kobasew.

Osoyoos, British Columbia. Koivu, Mikko Mikko Koivu C. Turku, Finland. Latendresse, Guillaume Guillaume Latendresse. Sainte-Catherine, Quebec. Madden, John John Madden. Barrie, Ontario. Miettinen, Antti Antti Miettinen. Nystrom, Eric Eric Nystrom. Syosset, New York. Schultz, Nick Nick Schultz A. Strasbourg, Saskatchewan.

Staubitz, Brad Brad Staubitz. Edmonton, Alberta. Stoner, Clayton Clayton Stoner. Port McNeill, British Columbia. Theodore, Jose Jose Theodore. Laval, Quebec. Wellman, Casey Casey Wellman. Castro Valley, California. Zanon, Greg Greg Zanon. Burnaby, British Columbia. Zidlicky, Marek Marek Zidlicky. Most, Czechoslovakia.

Marian Gaborik. Jim Dowd. Western Conference. Eastern Conference. Pacific Division Anaheim Ducks. Calgary Flames. Edmonton Oilers. Los Angeles Kings. San Jose Sharks.