Western Conference · NHL
Minnesota Wild
Head Coach: John Hynes
The Minnesota Wild are 6-3 (.667) in the National Hockey League Western Conference, ranked #5 seed. A dominant campaign with a 4-0-0 home record and 2-3-2 on the road. Currently on a 2-game losing streak, with a 5-3-2, 0 PTS record over the last 10 games. Playoff race is tight — 3 games back with a Pressure Index of 4.7, classified as medium pressure. 1 upcoming game with live tickets, starting from 93.56. 29-man roster under head coach John Hynes, including 11 defenses, 6 centers, 6 left wings.
Win %
.667
Home
4-0-0
Away
2-3-2
Last 10
5-3-2, 0 PTS
Streak
L2
SeatNav Team Intelligence
1 game analyzedPlayoff Pressure Index
MediumMinnesota Wild face a tightening playoff race. Every game carries weight as the margin for error narrows.
3 above cutline
GB: 3
Upcoming Games
1 game with tickets availableRanked by 2D Composite
All Minnesota Wild Events
1 game with tickets available
Season Analysis
Through 9 games this season, the Minnesota Wild have posted a 6-3 record, good for a .667 winning percentage. This places them as a strong team in the Western Conference, currently holding the #5 seed. They sit 3 games back from the top spot in their conference.
The Wild have been significantly better at home (4-0-0) than on the road (2-3-2), a 60-point gap in win percentage. Home-court advantage has been a major factor this season, making their home games particularly valuable for fans looking to see competitive performances.
The Wild have been steady recently, posting a 5-3-2, 0 PTS mark over their last 10 games with a 2-game losing streak. This puts them in the middle of the pack in terms of current form across the NHL.
The playoff race is tightening for the Wild (PPI: 4.7). While they maintain a playoff position, the margin is narrowing. Conference congestion means a few bad games could shift the picture significantly. Games against fellow contenders will be particularly meaningful down the stretch.
There are currently 1 upcoming Wild game with tickets available on SeatNav. Each game is ranked using our EVE Score system, which measures match significance based on standings, streaks, rivalries, and playoff implications — helping fans identify the most compelling games to attend.
Roster
29 players · 2025-26 season
Center
#14Joel Eriksson Ek
C · 6' 3" · 207 lbs · 29y
#47Michael McCarron
C · 6' 6" · 232 lbs · 31y
#19Tyler Pitlick
C · 6' 2" · 199 lbs · 34y
#15Charlie Stramel
C · 6' 3" · 212 lbs · 22y
#78Nico Sturm
C · 6' 3" · 209 lbs · 31y
#13Yakov Trenin
C · 6' 2" · 201 lbs · 29y
Left Wing
#12Matt Boldy
LW · 6' 2" · 201 lbs · 25y
#20Blake Coleman
LW · 5' 11" · 199 lbs · 34y
#17Marcus Foligno
LW · 6' 3" · 226 lbs · 35y
#71Nick Foligno
LW · 6' 0" · 210 lbs · 38y
#97Kirill Kaprizov
LW · 5' 10" · 202 lbs · 29y
#61Rieger Lorenz
LW · 6' 1" · 184 lbs · 22y
Right Wing
#10Bobby Brink
RW · 5' 8" · 169 lbs · 25y
#38Ryan Hartman
RW · 6' 0" · 197 lbs · 32y
#49Maxim Shabanov
RW · 5' 9" · 167 lbs · 26y
#22Danila Yurov
RW · 6' 1" · 178 lbs · 22y
Defense
#24Zach Bogosian
D · 6' 3" · 231 lbs · 36y
#25Jonas Brodin
D · 6' 2" · 196 lbs · 33y
#7Brock Faber
D · 6' 1" · 200 lbs · 24y
#6Viking Gustafsson Nyberg
D · 6' 6" · 225 lbs · 23y
#43Quinn Hughes
D · 5' 10" · 180 lbs · 27y
#48Daemon Hunt
D · 6' 1" · 193 lbs · 24y
#26Matt Kiersted
D · 6' 0" · 182 lbs · 28y
#55Carson Lambos
D · 6' 1" · 197 lbs · 23y
#3Olli Maatta
D · 6' 2" · 207 lbs · 32y
#82David Spacek
D · 6' 0" · 174 lbs · 23y
#46Jared Spurgeon
D · 5' 9" · 166 lbs · 36y
Goaltender
#31Calvin Pickard
G · 6' 1" · 206 lbs · 34y
#30Jesper Wallstedt
G · 6' 3" · 214 lbs · 23y
Last updated: Oct 24, 2026, 3:00 AM · Data via licensed sports feeds