Since it's start in 2000, the team has never had a permanent captain. Sean O'Donnell served as the captain for October of the inaugural year.
According to hockey-reference.com, there was no NHL hockey team based in Minnesota before the North Stars were established as part of the first expansion of the league in 1967. There was a team called the Minnesota Fighting Saints (played in the WHA) that existed from 1973-77. Other than the Wild or North Stars, the Fighting Saints are the only other team to play in Minnesota and be a member of either the NHL or WHA (later merged with the NHL).
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No- wild animals may not be kept without a special permit.
Ryan Suter is number 20 on the Minnesota Wild.
Because Minnesota is Kentucky of the north. Throw away any Mary Tyler Moore ideas about urban sophistication, because they left sometime in the 1980's. No you have state that is half hillbillies and the other half ignorant busybodies who thin k they are far smarter than they actually are, who spend most of their time telling others how to live.
Let's not forget the bland, flavorless food. The local beer that either tatses like urine or grapefruit juice, and the like the stuff as 1 in 8 Minnesotan's has at least one DUI.
Minnesotans are dumb, they stand in doorways blocking them so you can't get through, they block aisles in stores having family reunions or just staring blankly into space. and none of them have the sense to let people off elevators before running into them. The are the kind of people who stop right where the escalator ends forcing everyone behind them stumble or trip.
I always wondered where stupid tourists came from and now I know. Minnesotans are the worst drivers, as they are so self absorbed they forget that there are others on the road, which is fine since the roads are so poorly marked and signed here no one really knows where they are going anyway.
So if you think you want to go to Minnesota, lay down until the feeling goes away. If you find yourself there, leave quietly and quickly.
The "Wild Anthem".
We were raised
With the stick
And a pair of blades
On the ice we cut our teeth
We took our knocks
In the penalty box
Our mother was the referee
This sport was here
Before we came
It will be here when we're gone
The game's in our blood
And our blood's in the game
Lay us down under
A frozen pond
We will fight to the end
We will stand and defend
Our flag flying high and free
We were born the child
Of the strong and wild
In the state the state
Of hockey
A big blue line runs around our state
A line that can't be crossed
The day they try to take this game
Is the day the gloves come off
We will fight to the end
We will stand and defend
Our flag flying high and free
We were born the child
Of the strong and wild
In the state the state
Of hockey
At the 2011 NHL Entry Draft, the Wild announced the trade of Burns and the team's 2012 second round draft pick to the San Jose Sharks for Devin Setoguchi, prospect Charlie Coyle, and San Jose's 2011 first round pick. The Wild selected Zack Phillips with the pick it acquired.
The NHL club in Minnesota is known as the Minnesota Wild.
Yes, it has. If I read this correctly, I believe you can get it at any Hockey Lodge store, whether it would be the one right at the Xcel Energy Center, or at the Burnsville Center or Maplewood Mall locations. You can get it for $5 You can also order it by mail by sending your order to the following address:
Minnesota Wild Anthem
317 Washington Street
Saint Paul, MN 55102
If you're interested, they also have sheet music available for it for $5 as well.
The Wild have not won a Stanley Cup since beginning NHL play in 2000-01
There have been a total 212 Minnesotans in the NHL (197 skaters + 15 goaltenders) as of January 2011. Minnesota has produced the most NHL players from the U.S. states.