The Wild entered the NHL in the 2000-01 season. Goalies that played for the Wild that season were Manny Fernandez (42 games), Jamie McLennan (38 games), Derek Gustafson (4 games), and Zac Bierk (1 game).
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When owner Norm Green of the Minnesota North Stars moved his team to Dallas, the NHL had every intention of eventually putting a team back in Minnesota. So in 1997, they granted an expansion franchise to a group from Minnesota. The team name WILD was chosen from a list in a name the team contest. The team's first season on ice was in 2000/2001. The Wild has become a success both on the ice and at the gate, where they've sold out every game since the team started playing.
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There were 3 players tied with 18 each: Wes Walz, Darby Hendrickson and rookie Marian Gaborik.
The Wild entered the NHL in the 2000-01 season. Goalies that played for the Wild that season were Manny Fernandez (42 games), Jamie McLennan (38 games), Derek Gustafson (4 games), and Zac Bierk (1 game).
The cast of Wild Live - 2007 includes: Mike Greenlay as Himself - Color Analyst Darby Hendrickson as Himself - Analyst Anthony LaPanta as Himself - Host Dan Terhaar as Play By Play Announcer
That would be Doug Jarvis who played 964 consecutive games between 1975-1987 for the Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals, and Hartford Whalers.
Darby rides Hoku for the first time in the book "Darby's Rangers" from the Wild Horse Island series. This marks a key moment in their bond and their journey together on the island.
The Minnesota Wild have not yet won a Stanley Cup.
Wes Walz was the very first player for the Minnesota Wild to score a short handed goal
The NHL club in Minnesota is known as the Minnesota Wild.
Minnesota Wild was created in 2000.
There are many websites and companies that can offer custom Minnesota Wild jerseys. Some of these websites that offer Minnesota Wild jerseys are NHL and Minnesota Wild.
Mark Parrish on December 9, 2006 for Minnesota Wild vs. Chicago Blackhawks. Wild won the game by a score of 5-4.
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