Tonight: JETS @ WILD
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This article was published 06/04/2015 (3823 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
үӯ ABOUT THE WILD
The Wild fell 3-2 in a shootout to Detroit Saturday night, dropping consecutive games for the first time since Jan. 19 and 20. Now at 44-26-8, they are four points ahead of the Jets.
Minnesota is 2-0-2 vs. the Jets this season, winning 4-3 in overtime and 3-2, falling 4-3 and 2-1 in OT. The Wild are 12-4-5 all-time vs. the Jets/Thrashers, 6-1-3 at Xcel Energy Center.
The Wild hope to have captain Mikko Koivu back for today’s game against the Jets. He was a late scratch against the Red Wings after scratching his cornea.
Jason Pominville has been a bit of a Jet killer, with seven points (2G, 5A) this season. He has 32 points (13G, 19A) in 36 career games against Winnipeg.
Minnesota was 18-19-5 record for 41 points on Jan. 14 — ranking 12th in the Western Conference and 11 points behind the Jets in the standings. With a regulation win against the Jets, the Wild can clinch a spot in the playoffs for the third straight season.
The Wild are 7-2-1 in their last 10 and lead the NHL with a 26-7-3 record since Jan. 15,
Not coincidentally, Minnesota is also 26-7-3 since acquiring goaltender Devan Dubnyk and have a plus-46 goal differential since Jan. 15 — best in the NHL.
үӯ WINNIPEG JETS
31 Ondrej Pavelec
34 Michael Hutchinson
2 Adam Pardy
5 Mark Stuart
7 Keaton Ellerby
8 Jacob Trouba
12 Drew Stafford
14 Anthony Peluso
15 Matt Halischuk
16 Andrew Ladd
17 Adam Lowry
18 Bryan Little
19 Jim Slater
20 Lee Stempniak
21 T.J. Galiardi
22 Chris Thorburn
23 Jay Harrison
26 Blake Wheeler
39 Toby Enstrom
51 Andrew Copp
55 Mark Scheifele
57 Tyler Myers
58 Eric O’Dell
63 Ben Chiarot
67 Michael Frolik
85 Mathieu Perreault
91 Jiri Tlusty
MINNESOTA WILD
32Niklas Backstrom
35Darcy Kuemper
40Devan Dubnyk
3Charlie Coyle
5Christian Folin
6 Marco Scandella
9 Mikko Koivu
10 Jordan Schroeder
11 Zach Parise
14 Justin Fontaine
18 Ryan Carter
20 Ryan Suter
21 Kyle Brodziak
22 Nino Niederreiter
23 Sean Bergenheim
25 Jonas Brodin
26 Thomas Vanek
29 Jason Pominville
33 Jordan Leopold
39 Nate Prosser
44 Chris Stewart
46 Jared Spurgeon
55 Matt Dumba
56 Erik Haula
64 Mikael Granlund
— Ed Tait