All About NHL - Minnesota Wild

Andrew Brunette led the Minnesota Wild in scoring in their second season with 69 points.

Pavol Demitra was traded to the Minnesota Wild in 2006 by the Los Angeles Kings.

Nicklas Backstrom won his first two career starts without starting either game because he came in as a replacement for the starting goalie in both matches. This means that he entered the game after it had already begun and was able to secure victories for the team without actually being the initial starting goalie.

In the 2006-07 season, the Minnesota Wild achieved a franchise record of 104 points. This indicates the total number of points earned by the team throughout the regular season. The high number of points reflects their successful performance, as they were able to win a significant number of games and accumulate points through victories and overtime losses. This achievement demonstrates the team's strength and competitiveness during that particular season.

In the 2006-07 season, the Minnesota Wild had a winning streak that was ended by a shootout loss. The question asks how many games the winning streak was. The correct answer is 9, indicating that the Minnesota Wild won 9 consecutive games before losing in a shootout.

The Minnesota Wild played 11 consecutive home games spanning the end of the 2005-06 season and the beginning of the 2006-07 season.

Brent Burns is the correct answer because he was the first Minnesota Wild defenseman since 2003 to score two consecutive overtime goals in 2007. This accomplishment highlights his skill and ability to perform under pressure in crucial moments of the game.

In 2006, the Minnesota Wild signed Mark Parrish as a free agent after he was on the U.S. Olympic Team.

The Minnesota Wild drafted Mikko Koivu in the 1st round of the NHL Entry Draft.

Mark Parrish was the captain of the Minnesota Wild during the 2007 Playoffs.

Craig Weller played for the Phoenix Coyotes in the 2007-08 season.

The correct answer is 15. This means that there were 15 Canadians on the Minnesota Wild's 2008 team roster.

The Minnesota Wild retired team number 1 in honor of their fans. This signifies that the fans are considered the number one team and are highly valued by the organization. It is a gesture of appreciation and recognition for their support and dedication to the team.

The Minnesota Wild call St. Paul their home because St. Paul is the capital city of Minnesota and the team plays their home games at the Xcel Energy Center, which is located in St. Paul.

Cal Clutterbuck made his first NHL goal in 2008 with the Minnesota Wild against the Washington Capitals.