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Who was the winningest coach in Minnesota North Stars history?
Herb123
Maybe Glen Sonmor
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Who is the winningest coach in Minnesota Wild history?
Since the Wild have had only one coach in their history, the winningest coach has to be Jacques Lemaire. (This does not take into account the previous Minnesota North Stars which played there before moving to Dallas.)
Who is the winningest coach in Dallas Stars history?
Dave Tippet
What was the name of the dallas stars when they were in minnesota?
The North Stars.
Are the Minnesota north stars awesome?
not at all
Why did the Minnesota North Stars leave for Dallas?
The Minnesota North Stars left for Dallas to be in a new stadium. They also left because of poor attendance.
When did Minnesota win the Stanley Cup?
Neither the Minnesota North Stars nor the Minnesota Wild ever won the Stanley Cup. However, after the Minnesota North Stars moved to Dallas in 1993 and became the Stars, they won the Stanley Cup in 1999.
What year did the Minnesota North Stars move from Minnesota?
The North Stars moved to Dallas to become the Dallas Stars in 1993
What is nickname associated with Minnesota geographical location think about a former hockey team in Minnesota?
north star state. before Minnesota was known as the Minnesota wild. they were the north stars
Name of Minnesota nhl hockey team before wild?
they were called the minnesota north stars, the franchise relocated to dallas and is currently the dallas stars
When did the Minnesota North Stars get relocated?
After the 1992-93 NHL season.
What is Dallas NHL team called?
Dallas Stars, named for the original Minnesota North Stars which relocated to Dallas
When have the MN wild ever won the Stanley cup?
Never. The Minnesota North Stars made the finals once in 1990-1991 (Just before moving to Dallas), but were beaten out by the Pittsburgh Penguins in games. Frankly, the team was lousy (and I do mean bad!) in the regular season (were a dozen or so games below .500) but caught fire in the playoffs. I was a kid during that playoff run, and essentially all hockey fans were cheering on the North Stars. Arguably the last true Cinderella-story the NHL has had.
