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DEDIcATION

RON MADDOX“MR. SAINT PAUL”

1938 - 2010

Ron Maddox, a longtime St. Paul booster, former City Council president, a bar owner and the co-founder of the Taste of Minnesota, died after a courageous bout with cancer on February 19, 2010. Maddox became a fixture in Saint Paul after moving to the Capital City from his native state of Michigan in 1966. He was the lead promoter for the Taste of Minnesota festi-val for more than 25 years. In addition, he was a member of the Saint Paul City Council and he owned several bars, among them the Blue Chip at 369 Cedar St. in downtown Saint Paul.

Maddox was also a survivor when it came to his personal health. According to his family, Maddox stopped counting heart attacks after number seven. He also recovered from a brain tumor and had several knee surgeries. He battled strokes, diabetes and car accidents along the way. He never let setbacks slow him down in anything he set out to achieve for his city.

Ron was a huge supporter of the Minnesota Wild since the team’s inception in 1997. The Wild wishes to thank Ron and his family for their loyal and steady support throughout our history.

“He was a gentle giant if there ever was one. His loyalty to his friends and to his favorite City was without limit.”

-- Dick Zehring, Saint Paul businessman

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EXEcUTIVE MANAGEMENT

StaffDirectory................................. 4

YearTen/NHLPremiere.................... 8

XcelEnergyCenter.......................... 9

TicketInformation......................... 10

MinnesotaWildFoundation........... 11

BoardofDirectors......................... 12

CraigLeipold................................ 13

MattMajka................................... 14

JeffPellegrom............................... 15

CarinAnderson/JimIbister............ 16

JackLarson/JohnMaher................. 17

BillRobertson/JamieSpencer........ 18

SteveWeinrich.............................. 19

WILD STAff

ChuckFletcher.............................. 22

BrentFlahr/JimMill....................... 23

ToddRichards............................... 24

AssistantCoaches......................... 26

HockeyOperationsDepartment...... 28

Equipment&TrainingStaff........... 32

TeamDoctors................................ 35

WildStaff...................................... 37

THE PLAYERS

NiklasBackstrom.......................... 44

CamBarker................................... 46

Pierre-MarcBouchard................... 48

KyleBrodziak................................ 50

AndrewBrunette........................... 52

BrentBurns.................................. 56

CalClutterbuck............................. 58

MattCullen................................... 60

JoshHarding................................. 64

MartinHavlat................................ 66

ChuckKobasew............................. 68

MikkoKoivu................................... 70

GuillaumeLatendresse.................. 72

JohnMadden................................. 74

AnttiMiettinen.............................. 78

EricNystrom................................. 80

NickSchultz.................................. 82

JamesSheppard............................ 84

BradStaubitz................................ 86

ClaytonStoner............................... 88

GregZanon................................... 90

MarekZidlicky............................... 92

InTheSystem................................ 94

FutureWild..................................106

HowTheWildWasBuilt................111

TeamRoster.................................112

HoustonAeros..............................114

BakersfieldCondors.....................115

TEAM HISTORY

2009-10NHLStandings...............118

2009-10NHLLeaders...................119

2009-10MinnesotaWild..............120

2009-10Records&Milestones.....122

2009-10Game-By-Game..............123

2009-10FinalStats.....................124

2009-10Home/RoadSplits...........125

2009-10StatBreakdown..............126

2009-10InjuryReport..................128

2009-10Transactions..................129

2008-09MinnesotaWild..............130

2007-08MinnesotaWild..............132

2006-07MinnesotaWild..............134

2005-06MinnesotaWild..............136

2003-04MinnesotaWild..............138

2002-03MinnesotaWild..............140

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2001-02MinnesotaWild..............142

2000-01MinnesotaWild..............144

MinnesotaWildFirsts...................146

TodayInWildHistory....................148

DraftHistory................................154

All-TimeSweaterNumbers............157

All-TimeRoster.............................158

TEAM REcORDS

All-TimeStreaks...........................162

RecordBook.................................163

TeamRecords...............................176

All-TimePlayerStats....................178

All-TimeLeaders..........................180

Single-SeasonLeaders.................182

Best&WorstStartsinHistory......184

All-TimeOvertimeResults............185

All-TimeShootoutResults.............189

All-TimeShutouts.........................190

All-TimeHatTricks/PenaltyShots....191

OustandingFeats&Milestones....192

Year-By-YearResults....................193

All-TimeLeadersvs.Wild.............194

OpponentAll-TimeGoaltending....195

THE PLAYOffS

2008Playoffs...............................198

2007Playoffs...............................200

2003Playoffs...............................202

PlayoffRecordBook......................205

All-TimePlayoffLeaders...............216

PlayoffFirsts................................217

THE NHL

All-TimeRecordsvs.Opponents....221

AnaheimDucks............................222

AtlantaThrashers........................223

BostonBruins..............................224

BuffaloSabres.............................225

CalgaryFlames............................226

CarolinaHurricanes.....................227

ChicagoBlackhawks....................228

ColoradoAvalanche......................229

ColumbusBlueJackets.................230

DallasStars.................................231

DetroitRedWings........................232

EdmontonOilers...........................233

FloridaPanthers...........................234

LosAngelesKings........................235

MontrealCanadiens.....................236

NashvillePredators......................237

NewJerseyDevils.........................238

NewYorkIslanders.......................239

NewYorkRangers.........................240

OttawaSenators..........................241

PhiladelphiaFlyers.......................242

PhoenixCoyotes...........................243

PittsburghPenguins.....................244

SanJoseSharks...........................245

St.LouisBlues.............................246

TampaBayLightning...................247

TorontoMapleLeafs.....................248

VancouverCanucks......................249

WashingtonCapitals....................250

NHLInformation...........................251

NHLCriticalDatesCalendar.........252

NHLOfficials................................253

THE MEDIA

MediaPolicies&Procedures.........256

MediaRelationsTeam..................257

TelevisionInformation..................258

TelevisionAnnouncers..................259

RadioInformation........................260

RadioNetwork..............................261

RadioAnnouncers........................262

2010-11Schedule........................264

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MINNESOTAWILDDIREcTORY MINNESOTAWILDDIREcTORY

Minnesota Wild 317 Washington street | saint Paul, Mn 55102

Phone: 651.602.6000 | Fax: 651.222.1055 | tickets: 651.222.Wild (9453)WeB: Wild.coM | tWitter: @MnWild | FaceBook: FaceBook.coM/MinnesotaWild

BoardMembers............................. CraigLeipold(Owner/Governor&ChiefExecutiveOfficer),PhilipFalcone(MinorityOwner),MarkFalcone, QuinnMartin,RobertO.Naegele,Jr.,MarkPacchiniandJacSperling

InvestorsinMinnesotaWild.................................CraigLeipold(Owner/Governor&ChiefExecutiveOfficer),PhilipFalcone(MinorityOwner),RobertHubbard(LimitedPartner),StanleyE.Hubbard(LP),StanleyS.Hubbard(LP),

HoraceH.IrvineIII(LP),RobertMarvin(LP),RobertO.Naegele,Jr.(LP),FordNicholson(LP),ToddNicholson(LP),VanceOpperman(LP)andMichaelReilly(LP)

EXEcUTIVEMANAGEMENT

Owner/Governor&ChiefExecutiveOfficer....................................................................................................................................CraigLeipoldMinorityOwner............................................................................................................................................................................PhilipFalconeGeneralManager....................................................................................................................................................................... ChuckFletcherChiefOperatingOfficer....................................................................................................................................................................MattMajkaExecutiveVicePresident&ChiefFinancialOfficer......................................................................................................................JeffPellegromVicePresident,CorporatePartnershipsandRetailManagement..............................................................................................CarinAndersonVicePresident,FacilityAdministration/GeneralManager,RiverCentre............................................................................................. JimIbisterVicePresident/GeneralManager,XcelEnergyCenter..................................................................................................................... JackLarsonVicePresident,MarketingandBrandManagement.........................................................................................................................JohnMaherVicePresident,CommunicationsandBroadcasting....................................................................................................................BillRobertsonVicePresident,CustomerSalesandService;ExecutiveVicePresident,HoustonAerosandAHLGovernor.................................. JamieSpencerVicePresidentandGeneralCounsel........................................................................................................................................SteveWeinreichExecutiveAssistant...............................................................................................................................................................StephanieHusebyExecutiveAssistant,HockeyOperations..................................................................................................................................LauraStevensonAdministrativeAssistant,SalesandServiceandMarketing...................................................................................................TawnyaVidnovicAdministrativeAssistant,Communications/Broadcasting,CorporatePartnerships,LegalandHumanResources........................DebHanson

HOcKEYOPERATIONS

AssistantGeneralManager............................................................................................................................................................. BrentFlahrAssistanttotheGeneralManager&GMHoustonAeros........................................................................................................................JimMillHeadCoach................................................................................................................................................................................ ToddRichardsAssistantCoaches.......................................................................................................................... DaveBarr,DarbyHendrickson,RickWilsonGoaltendingCoach.......................................................................................................................................................................... BobMasonStrengthandConditioningCoach........................................................................................................................ChristopherPietrzak-WegnerVideoCoordinator............................................................................................................................................................................ P.J.DeLucaCoordinatorofAmateurScouting................................................................................................................................................. GuyLapointeDirectorofPlayerDevelopment.................................................................................................................................................BradBombardirDirectorofPlayerPersonnel.......................................................................................................................................................BlairMackaseyDirectorofHockeyAdministration................................................................................................................................................. ShepHarderScouts................................................................................... MarcChamard,CraigChannell,PaulCharles,BrianFortin,ChristopherHamel,

JamieHislop,BrianHunter,ChrisKelleher,MartyNanne,RicardPerrson,PavelRouta,ErnieVargasHeadAthleticTrainer.........................................................................................................................................................................DonFullerHeadEquipmentManager............................................................................................................................................................TonyDaCostaAssistantAthleticTrainer................................................................................................................................................................JohnWorleyMassageTherapist........................................................................................................................................................................ TravisGreenAssistantEquipmentManagers.................................................................................................................................MattBenz,RickBronwellHockeyOperationsAdministrator................................................................................................................................................CindySweigerTravelCoordinator.......................................................................................................................................................................... MaryKennaMedicalDirector....................................................................................................................................................................Dr.SheldonBurnsOrthopedicSurgeon.............................................................................................................................................Dr.JoelBoyd,Dr.BradNelsonDoctor......................................................................................................................................................................................Dr.DanPetersonOralSurgeon............................................................................................................................................................................... DavidHamlarTeamDentists..........................................................................................................................................KyleEdlund,MikeNanne,MikePelke

SALESANDSERVIcE

Director,CustomerSales................................................................................................................................................................. MattCordsManager,TicketOperations.............................................................................................................................................................ChrisTurnsAccountManager,GroupandEventSuites......................................................................................................................................CoryEffertzNewBusinessDevelopment...................................... DexterAlbrecht,EmilyIversen,MikeMcDonough,MattSayre,DustySmieja,JasonSternSeasonalInsideSales..........................................................................................................................................KeaneHorner,AlenaJasinskiDirector,FanRelations.................................................................................................................................................................... MariaTrojeFanRelationsAccountServiceExecutives.............................................................................. NatalieKaess,EricaMcKenzie,JenniferWattersAccountExecutivePremiumSeating.......................................................................................................................................... SarahSaubertTicketOperationsCoordinator..................................................................................................................................................HeidiJoHansen

RETAILOPERATION

Director,RetailOperations...........................................................................................................................................................MattFreibergManager,RetailOperations............................................................................................................................................................ScottSarkisCoordinator,HockeyLodgeStore...........................................................................................................................................RaeLynnPetersonManager,Warehouse........................................................................................................................................................................JoeFerensAssistant,RetailOperations....................................................................................................................................................... AnnieJohnsonManager,BurnsvilleHockeyLodgeStore...................................................................................................................................JenniferMeyersManager,MaplewoodMallHockeyLodgeStore..............................................................................................................................BrianTalcott

cORPORATEPARTNERSHIPS

AccountExecutives.................................................................................................... BryanBellows,JeffHunsaker,BrandonLatack,CarlLeviCorporateServiceCoordinators........................................................................................................... AnnaJohnson,JessicaKrebs,EdSouterCorporatePartnershipsInterns...................................................................................................................MacKenzieLudowese,JeffSchultz

cOMMUNIcATIONSANDBROADcASTING

Manager,MediaRelationsandTeamServices........................................................................................................................... AaronSickmanCoordinator,MediaRelationsandTeamServices........................................................................................................................ RyanStanzelManager,Broadcasting............................................................................................................................................................... MaggieKukarRadioOperationsCoordinator/StudioHost.................................................................................................................................. KevinFalnessProductionAssistant...............................................................................................................................................................DustinPetersonMediaRelationsIntern.............................................................................................................................................................. MichaelPlackoRadioPlay-By-Play.............................................................................................................................................................................BobKurtzRadioAnalyst..................................................................................................................................................................................... TomReidTelevisionPlay-By-Play...................................................................................................................................................................DanTerhaarTelevisionAnalyst........................................................................................................................................................................MikeGreenlay

BRANDMARKETING

Director,EventsandPromotions............................................................................................................................................... WaynePetersenSeniorManager,Digital&InteractiveGroup........................................................................................................................ MichaelBrinkmanManager,GamePresentation.........................................................................................................................................................PaulLoomisManager,ProductionServices.........................................................................................................................................................HankDolanManager,E-mailandDatabase........................................................................................................................................................HollyDoyleManager,WebandCreativeServices..................................................................................................................................... DewayneHankinsManagingEditor,TeamContent................................................................................................................................................. GlenAndresenDatabaseCoordinator...........................................................................................................................................................MichelleWendorfCoordinator,Events&Promotions..................................................................................................................................................... JimVanekLeadGraphicDesigner.............................................................................................................................................................. RebeccaFinlayGraphicsAdvertisingDesignCoordinator.................................................................................................................................... KatieVannelliTeamCurator..................................................................................................................................................................................RogerGodinMascotCoordinator.......................................................................................................................................................................... EricBalloyMarketing/GameOpsIntern.................................................................................................................................................. LindseyGrauman


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SAINT PAUL ARENA cOMPANY

SeniorDirector,Operations.............................................................................................................................................................MarkStoffelSeniorDirector,PlanningandPublicAffairs......................................................................................................................... BillHuepenbeckerDirector,EventDevelopment...........................................................................................................................................................BryanMillerDirector,Booking&Administration.......................................................................................................................................... SusanHubbardDirector,PublicRelations&MediaRelationsSPAC...................................................................................................................KathyO’ConnorDirector,RiverCentreSales&Marketing.......................................................................................................................................... KateSetleyDirector,Sales&Marketing,XcelEnergyCenter.......................................................................................................................... KellyMcGrathDirector,GuestService&PremiumOperations....................................................................................................................... RachaelJohnsonDirector,BoxOfficeOperations....................................................................................................................................................KristinaMeierDirector,FacilitiesDevelopment......................................................................................................................................................MarkAngerSeniorManager,SuiteService&PremiumOperations.................................................................................................................. KeriJohnsonManager,Marketing..................................................................................................................................................................AnetteAndrussManager,EventAdministrativeServices......................................................................................................................................LauraHolslinSeniorSalesManager,RiverCentre..................................................................................................................................... CarrieMastenbrookCoordinator,Public&MediaRelationsSPAC.................................................................................................................................... JoraDezielCoordinator,SuiteService&PremiumOperations.....................................................................................................................GaronRowlandCoordinator,GroupSales..........................................................................................................................................................KarenReisingerMarketing/AdvertisingandSalesCoordinator................................................................................................................................. NellieGoshGuestServicesManagers......................................................................................................................................RobArmstrong,TracyPetersGuestServicesCoordinator..............................................................................................................................................................BreeOslinSeniorOperationsManagers.......................................................................................................................................MattFujinaka,JeffKleinAssistantOperationsManagers.....................................................................................................ScottEichstadt,LukeKrueger,CorrieNiskaCoordinator,IceOperations/EventManager.................................................................................................................................TravisLarsonAdministrativeAssistant,XcelEnergyCenter.......................................................................................................................ElizabethPetersonSalesManagers,RiverCentre..................................................................................................................................................... RichBranhamEventManagers...................................................................VanessaBjerke,ZachFoster,RachaelHaave,JonKoehler,PatLealos,JillMastelBoxOfficeManager,Operations................................................................................................................................................... MickiTschidaBoxOfficeManager,Finance...................................................................................................................................................... MelissaAliceaBoxOfficeSupervisors...........................................................................................................................................JudyBartolett,JonJohansenLeadTicketSeller.........................................................................................................................................................................CraigCerratoExecutiveAdministratorSpecialProjects..................................................................................................................................SharonRobertsSPACOfficeManager...............................................................................................................................................CouletteColumbusPowersEventContractSpecialist..................................................................................................................................................... GlendaHernandezLeadCustodians................................................................................................. DonAnderson,JimmyFlanders,JohnJensen,PaulHitchcockCustodians............................................................ChristopherAase,ChadArnold,MarkCarlson,KarenFerlas,RonaldGustafson,PaulKrey,

HaroldLockwood,Jr.,JohnMoreno,MatthewNorland,MichaelOlmstead,RandyOlmstead,JustinaOlson,PaulPatterson,JanetPearson,JohnSchlottke,GaryStasny

SeniorElectrician.......................................................................................................................................................... MichaelCasalenda,Jr.Electricians.................................................................................................................................................MarioCasalenda,JohnGrundhoferSecurityManager....................................................................................................................................................................... NateJacobsonSecurity........................................................................................................... JeremyJacobs,WalterLicht,Jr.,JacksonLindau,SteveMonita,

RobertPaulsen,ThomasPrice,SteveRuane,PalitoVerdejaLeadStageTechnician...............................................................................................................................................................PatrickMolitorStageTechnicians.................................................................................................DaveGajeski,ScottGallahue,MichaelMeyer,JeffSimonettPainter.............................................................................................................................................................................................TedLangerChiefEngineer............................................................................................................................................................................DavidMullinerEngineers....................................................................................................................................... GregoryBlack,LarryNovotny,CarlWaldnerFacilityManager,317onRicePark............................................................................................................................................. TimWolfgramHousekeeping,317onRicePark.............................................................................................................................................. DeannaKeenanReceptionists,317onRicePark............................................................................................................................ChristineMoore,LoriBrandlGuestServicesAttendant,317onRicePark.................................................................................................................................RyanSchuldt

cOMMUNITY GIVING

SeniorDirector,CommunityPartnerships.................................................................................................................................BradBombardirManager,CommunityGiving.....................................................................................................................................................RachelSchuldtCoordinator,CommunityGiving.................................................................................................................................................MeaghanBoyleCommunityRelationsIntern........................................................................................................................................................... AlexaHinds

MINNESOTA WILD fOUNDATION

ExecutiveDirector...............................................................................................................................................................AmyWoog-PatnodeFoundationIntern.......................................................................................................................................................................... SarahMyers fINANcE AND AccOUNTING

Controller&SeniorDirector,Finance....................................................................................................................................... MollyJungbauerDirector,Finance..................................................................................................................................................................... MitchHelgersonSeniorManager,AccountingServices.......................................................................................................................................... MollyMcArdleRiskManager............................................................................................................................................................................. MaggieHobbsAccountingManager.....................................................................................................................................................................KaraHansonStaffAccountant............................................................................................................................................................................. TimKauppiSeniorPayrollManager....................................................................................................................................................................KimBrunkoPayrollSpecialist......................................................................................................................................................................... SusanForrestAccountingAssociate,CashManagement................................................................................................................................. BrendaReevesAccoutingGeneralist........................................................................................................................................................ StephanieLundquistAccountsPayableAdministrator.......................................................................................................................................................SueLorenz

HUMAN RESOURcES

SeniorDirector,HumanResources.............................................................................................................................................DeloresMurphyHumanResourcesGeneralist.......................................................................................................................................................MelissaOrreyHumanResourcesRepresentative................................................................................................................................................... ErinPorter

INfORMATION TEcHNOLOGY

Director,InformationTechnology............................................................................................................................................. DavidWeisbrodHelpdeskManager........................................................................................................................................................................... MikeVeveaNetworkTechnician....................................................................................................................................................................... PavloTrynosSystemsTechnician........................................................................................................................................................................... PaulJess

MIScELLANEOUS

HomeArena/Capacity...........................................................................................................................................XcelEnergyCenter(18,064)TrainingSite.................................................................................................................................................................SaintThomasIceArenaPrimaryAffiliate................................................................................................................................................................HoustonAeros(AHL)RadioNetworkFlagship............................................................................................................................................................WCCO(830AM)TelevisionNetworks...........................................................................................KSTC-TVChannel45(Over-the-Air),FOXSportsNorth(Cable)TeamPhotographer................................................................................................................................................................ BruceKluckhohnPublicAddressAnnouncer...........................................................................................................................................................AdamAbramsKeyboard.................................................................................................................................................................................PalmerHarbisonHeadofOff-IceOfficials....................................................................................................................................................................BarryFritzNHLSecurityRepresentative............................................................................................................................................... WilliamD.Johnson

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YEAR TEN XcEL ENERGY cENTER

Regardedasoneof thefinestarenas in theworld,XcelEnergyCenterishometotheNHL’sMinnesotaWild,theNLL’sMinnesotaSwarm and a multitude of premier sports and entertainmenteventsannually.

XcelEnergyCenterfirstopeneditsdoorsonSeptember29,2000,whentheexpansionMinnesotaWilddefeatedtheMightyDucksofAnaheim3-1.Thefollowingnight,CanadianrockersBarenakedLadies became the first artists to showcase what has becomewidelyknown:thearena’smarvelousacoustics.

Connected to the Saint Paul RiverCentre convention center,XcelEnergyCenterissituatedonasix-acresiteencompassing650,000squarefeet.Over500piecesofglasscreateitsbeauti-ful, 23,000 square-foot, trademark exterior. With four separateconcoursesonfourseatinglevels,plustheAlShaverPressBoxonthefifthlevel,XcelEnergyCenter’sopenconcoursesarefanfriendly,measuringasmuchas70 feet inwidth,providinganopenviewoftheice.Thevenueseats18,064forhockeygames,andeachof its four levelswerestrategicallypositionedtocre-ategreatsightlines.Oneofthemosteye-catchinginteriorfocalpoints istheelectronicdisplaysystemthat includesa360-de-gree video ribbon board and an eight-sided, 50,000-poundscoreboard.Thereare74executivesuites;12onthemaincon-courseand62on theClubCambriaExecutiveSuiteLevel.Onelevel above is the Treasure IslandResort&CasinoClub Level,whichboastsroughly3,000luxuryseats,anexclusivemerchan-disestoreandupscale foodandbeverageoptionsanchoredbyHeadwaters,afull-servicebarandrestaurant.

XcelEnergyCenterhasbeenrecognizedasoneofthebestven-ues worldwide for sporting events, concerts and family shows.ESPN The Magazine has ranked thevenuesix timesamong thetop three for “Best Stadium Experience” in all of professionalsports(2003-04,2007-10)andESPNfansvoteditthe“UltimateCrib”inthemagazine’s2009“UltimateStandings.”XcelEnergyCenterwasnamed“BestNHLArena”bySportsBusiness Journal/SportsBusiness Dailyinits2006ReaderSurveyandrecognizedfor

the“BestFanExperience”byForbesmagazineinits2006“Busi-nessofHockey”report.Sports Illustratednamedthearenaits“topchoice”amongNHLbuildings in its2006NHLPreview issue. Inadditiontohockey,XcelEnergyCenterhasbeennominatedeighttimes(2001,2002,2003,2005,2006,2007,2008,2009)for“Are-naoftheYear”byleadingconcert-industrypublicationPollstar.

XcelEnergyCenterhashostedseveralworld-renownedeventsandwillwelcomethreemorein2011withthereturnoftheNCAAMen’sFrozenFouronApril7&9,theNHLEntryDraftonJune24-25,andthereturnofUSAGymnastics’nationalchampionships–theVisaChampionships–onAug.17-20.The2008RepublicanNationalConvention,2008U.S.FigureSkatingChampionships,2006USAGymnastics Visa Championships, 2004 NHL All-Star Weekend,2004 International Ice Hockey Federation World Cup of Hockey,andthe2002NCAAMen’sFrozenFourwereallstagedatXcelEn-ergyCenter.Eachspring,XcelEnergyCenterbecomesMinnesota’sepicenterofactivity,hostingfivestraightweeksofathletictourna-ments.TwoofthemoststoriedeventsincludetheMinnesotaStateHigh School League (MSHSL) Boys’ Hockey Tournament and theRedBaron™WesternCollegiateHockeyAssociation (WCHA) Fi-nalFive.Attendancemarksareroutinelybrokenashockey-crazedfansclamorforticketstotheseeventseachyear.

Additionally, some of the world’s most legendary entertainershaveperformedatXcelEnergyCenter,includingLadyGaga,thePolice,theRollingStones,BarbraStreisand,PaulMcCartney,Pa-varotti,EltonJohn,BillyJoel,RodStewart,TimMcGraw&FaithHill,KennyChesney,NeilDiamond,BruceSpringsteen,BonJovi,Simon & Garfunkel, and three consecutive sold-out shows byhometown-favoritePrince.

Theone-of-a-kind,multi-purposearenaislocatedintheheartofdowntownSaintPaul,ownedbytheCityofSaintPaulandman-aged by Saint Paul Arena Company, an affiliate of MinnesotaSports&Entertainment.

Formoreinformation,visitxcelenergycenter.com.


TheWildwillweara10thanni-versarycommemorativemarkonits jerseys during the 2010-11campaign to help celebrate theclub’s 10th season in the NHL.TheWildofficiallyjoinedtheNHLonMay1,2000.

TheWild’s10thanniversarymarkwillbewornontherightchestatallgamesthisseason except for the two contests in Finland,where it will be replaced by the NHL Premiere

patch.ThemarkusesastylizedRomannumeral“X”torepresentthetenyearsoftheWildinMin-nesota. The “X” has an addedtouch of the crossed hockeystick lookconnectingitbacktothe State of Hockey. The markincorporates the teamcolorsof

Minnesota Wheat, Iron Range Red and ForestGreen and was developed in partnership withSMEinNewYork.

The NHL is expanding its forayoverseas for the 2010 Compu-wareNHLPremieregames.

What started as an experimentwiththeKingsandDucksgoingto London to start the 2007-08season has turned into threemajoreventsontheNHLsched-uletostartthe2010-11season.

“ThePremiereGamesareahighlyanticipatedpartofourseasonlaunch,andweareextremelypleasedthatsixteams--morethanever--willopentheirseasoninEurope,”NHLCommissionerGaryBettmansaid.“Withthesegames,nearlyhalfofourClubswillhavepar-ticipatedinPremiere--atestamenttohowexcitedourteamsaretobeplayingbeforeouroutstandingfansinEurope.”

ArecordsixteamswillbeopeningnextseasoninthreedifferentEuropeancitiesincludingtheCarolinaHurri-canesandMinnesotaWildplayingtworegular-seasongamesagainst eachotheratHartwall Arena inHel-sinki,Finland,onThursday,Oct.7andFriday,Oct.8.

TheNHLhasplayedregular-seasongamesinallthreearenasbefore,butneverallinthesameseason.

“The2010CompuwareNHLPremiereGames, featur-ing six participating clubs this year, represents ourcontinued commitment to growinghockey outside of

North America, further display-ingthetalentoftheNHLplayersinternationally,”saidMikeOuel-let,NHLPAChiefofBusinessAf-fairs. “Fans inSweden, FinlandandtheCzechRepublicwillhavethe opportunity to watch someof their own home-grown play-ers competing in these regularseason NHL games, which will

certainlybeagreatexperienceforeveryoneinvolved.”

“Ithinkit’sgoingtobeagreatexperience,togobackandplay inyourhomecountry,”Hurricanesdefense-manandFinlandnative JoniPitkanentoldNHL.com.“I think it’s good because we have three Finns [Pit-kanen,TuomoRuutu,JussiJokinen],andwe’replayingtheWildandtheyhavethesame[NiklasBackstrom,MikkoKoivu,AnttiMiettinen].”

Asthecurrentrostersstand,18playerscouldbego-ingbacktotheirhomecountrieswiththeirrespectiveNHLteams.

Backstrom will probably be the most recognizableplayer in Helsinki by local media and fans alike. HeisaHelsinkinativeandanationalteamgoalie.Koivu,MiettinenandRuutuarealsoheadedtotheOlympicsforFinland.

“It’sgoingtobehugegames,”Pitkanensaid.“Onceinalifetimeexperience.”

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MINNESOTA WILD fOUNDATIONTIckET INfORMATION

TO PURcHASE INDIVIDUAL TIckETSAllMinnesotaWildindividualgameticketsaresoldattheXcelEnergyCenterBoxOffice,locatedat175WestKelloggBlvd.,GateOneentrance.TheboxofficeisopenMondaythroughFridayfrom10a.m.to6p.m.andthree(3)hourspriortoeventtime.IndividualgameticketsarealsosoldthroughTicketmasteroutlets.Tochargeticketsbyphone,callTicketmasterat800.745.3000ororderonlineatticketmaster.com.

2010-11 TIckET PRIcES

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LowerLevelEnds,Single-Attack $64 $73 $81

LowerLevelStandingRoomOnly $46 $46 $56

UpperLevelSides $42 $46 $56

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Thankstothegenerosityofourfansanddevotedpartners,

the Minnesota Wild has had the ability to make positive

and lasting contributions to this community. Through the

MinnesotaWildFoundation,together,wetouchthelivesof

countlessillandunderprivilegedchildrenandtheirfamilies

throughout“TheStateofHockey”andfocusonbuildingand

enhancingkeycommunityrelationships.

TheMinnesotaWildFoundation,ledbyitsdedicatedBoard

ofDirectors,supportsitsmissionbyprovidingautographed

and non-autographed mer-

chandise for local fundrais-

ers and benefits, making

contributions to non-profit

organizations, implementing

successful events and pro-

vidingawarenessandbrand

connectivity for smaller non-profit organiza¬tions. One of

themanywaystheMinnesotaWildFoundationhelpedother

501(C)3organizationsraisemoneylastseasonwasthrough

an in-arena 50/50 Raffle, allowing designated non-profit

beneficiariestoholdaraffleduringaMinnesotaWildhome

gameandtake50%ofthoseticketsalesbacktotheiror-

ganization.

Sinceourinceptionin2000,theWildhasinvestednearlysix

milliondollarsbackintoourcommunitythroughdonations

and service. We are proud of our players, who have made

this possible through countlessappearancesanddonated

a considerable amount of time and dollars back into the

communityatevents like“WildAboutChildren”where the

playerstradedintheir jerseysandhelmetsforapronsand

servedascelebritywaitersforguestsattheevent.Theyalso

usedtheirtalentstohelpwithanotherextremelysuccessful

fundraiser,SkillsCompetitionatXcelEnergyCenter,where

theytreatedthecrowdtoashowcaseoftheirpassing,shoot-

ingandskatingskills.Players’wivesandgirlfriendsgotinto

theactionaswell, raising funds through sales from their

CookbookandMysteryPuckfundraiseraswellastheiran-

nualHolidayOrnamentandFavoriteThingsbasketauctions.

TheMinnesotaWildFounda-

tion serves as the largest

non-memberfundingsource

for Minnesota Hockey and

provides fundraising op-

portunities for youth hockey

associationsacrossthestate. Inaddition,theFoundation

makessignificantcontributionstovariouschildren’smedi-

calrelatedcharitiesthroughoutthestate.

Asanorganization,ourwork inthecommunityandonthe

iceisneverdone.Wepledgetocontinueraisingfundsand

givingback toourcommunity,whilebeing inspiredbyour

passionforhockeyandourcompassionforthoseinneed.

FormoreinformationontheMinnesotaWildFoundation,visit

wild.com.

“tHe minnesota wilD founDation DeDicates its unique ResouRces to

suPPoRt cHilDRen’s meDical causes, eDucational initiatives anD to

aDvance youtH Hockey tHRouGHouttHe state of Hockey.”

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bOARD Of DIREcTORS TEAM MANAGEMENT

CraigLeipold is themajorityownerandprincipal investor inMinnesotaSports&

Entertainment (MSE), a regional sports and entertainment leader that includes

theNationalHockeyLeague’sMinnesotaWild,theHoustonAerosoftheAmerican

HockeyLeague,317onRiceParkandthefacilitymanagementofXcelEnergyCenter

andSaintPaulRiverCentre.Heoverseestheday-to-daybusinessoperationsofthe

organizationandalsoservesas the team’sGovernoratNHLBoardofGovernors’

meetings.TheNHL’sBoardofGovernorsofficiallyapprovedLeipold’spurchaseof

MSEonApril10,2008.

Leipold’sunwaveringgoalofbringingaStanleyCupchampionshiptothefansofthe“StateofHockey”canbe

seenbyhisdecisiontohireprovenwinnersincludingChuckFletcherwhowasnamedtheWild’ssecondGeneral

Managerinteamhistory.FletcherwastheAssistantGeneralManagerofthePittsburghPenguins2009Stanley

Cupteam.

UnderLeipold’sownership, theWild isdedicated tobuildingaStanleyCupcontending franchise,playingan

importantroleinthecommunitythroughserviceinitiatives,providingafunandentertaininggame-nightexperi-

enceandbuildingstrongrelationshipswithitsfansandcorporatepartners.

AresidentofRacine,Wis.,LeipoldcompletedthesaleoftheNashvillePredatorstoalocalownershipgroupon

December7,2007,ateamheownedsincetheexpansionfranchisewasawardedtoNashvillein1997.

DuringhistimeasanNHLowner,Leipoldhasbeenatirelessadvocatefortheprofessionalhockeyindustry.Ap-

pointedbyNHLCommissionerGaryBettman,LeipoldservesonboththeLeague’sExecutivecommitteeandAudit

committee.Steadfastinhisbeliefthatanewcollective-bargainingagreementneededtogivesmallermarkets

likeNashvilleachancetosucceedeconomicallyandontheice,hewasamemberoftheLeaguecommitteethat

negotiatedtheCBAwiththeNHLPlayers’Associationin2005.Heisalsoastrongadvocateforthenew,more

“fan-friendly”NHL,includingtherulechangestopromoteamoreentertainingcompetitionandincreasedfan

accesstotheproduct.

CraigandhiswifeHelen(ChairmanandChiefExecutiveOfficerofJohnsonOutdoors,Inc.andChairmanofJohn-

sonFinancialBankCorp.)havefivesons:Chris,Kyle,Connor,CurtisandBradford.

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INVESTORS IN MINNESOTA SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT INcLUDE:

CraigLeipoldPhilipFalcone

BobNaegele,Jr.RobertMarvin

HubbardBroadcasting,Inc.

VanceOppermanHoraceH.IrvineIII

FordNicholsonToddNicholson

MikeReilly

TheMinnesotaSports&EntertainmentBoardismadeupofChairmanCraigLeipold,PhilipFalcone,BobNaegele,Jr.,JacSperling,MarkFalcone,QuinnMartinandMarkPacchini.

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TEAM MANAGEMENT

MattMajka(pronouncedMAY-kuh)beginshisthirdseasonasChiefOperatingOf-

ficerforMinnesotaSportsandEntertainment(MSE)and14thyearwiththeorga-

nization.HepreviouslyheldthepositionsofExecutiveVicePresident,SeniorVice

PresidentofBusinessOperationsandVicePresidentofMarketingandCorporate

Sponsorships.

MSEisaregionalsportsandentertainmentleaderthathasgrownintoseveraldiffer-

entbusinessoperationsincludingtheMinnesotaWild,itsminorleagueaffiliatethe

HoustonAeros,317onRiceParkandthefacilitymanagementofXcelEnergyCenterandSaintPaulRiverCentre.

DuringhistenurewiththeWild,Majkahasbeeninstrumentalinfosteringtheuniquerelationshipbetweenthe

hockeyclubanditsfanbase.Theteam’scontinueddedicationtothefansofthe“StateofHockey”isreflected

inESPNTheMagazine’sUltimateStandingsastheWildhasbeennamedthe“BestStadiumExperience”inthe

NationalHockeyLeagueineachofthelastfourseasons.Minnesotarankedthirdoverallfor“StadiumExperience”

inthefieldofall122majorleaguesportsfranchisesin2010.

Majka,49(10/21/60),joinedtheMinnesotaWildinOctoberof1997fromRollerblade,Inc.,wherehestartedwork

in1984.BeginningasaSalesRepresentativeforthefledglingcompany,heheldpositionsofincreasingrespon-

sibilitythroughhis13-yeartenureincluding:SalesRepresentative,RegionalSalesManager,MarketingManager,

DirectorofInternationalBusiness,SeniorDirectorofProductMarketingandculminatingwithhisappointmentas

VicePresidentofProductMarketing.Duringhistenure,theprivatelyheldcompanygrewrevenuesfrom$1million

tomorethan$200millionannually.

TheDetroit,Mich.,nativehaslivedintheTwinCitiesformorethan40yearsandcoachesyouthhockey.Majka

isa1984speechcommunicationsgraduateoftheUniversityofMinnesotaandcurrentlyservesontheBoardof

DirectorsofChildren’sHospitalsandClinicsofMinnesota,TheOrdwayCenterforPerformingArts,andCulture,

Inc.Heandhiswife,Kym,havetwosons,SamandNick.ThefamilyresidesinWayzata.

MATT MAjkAchieF OPerATing OFFicer

TEAM MANAGEMENT

JeffPellegromisenteringhisthirdseasonastheExecutiveVicePresident,Chief

Financial Officer for the Wild. In his role, he oversees the finance department

and administrative functions, including information technology and human re-

sources,of theorganization,aswellasotherMinnesotaSports&Entertainment

(MSE)entities.

MSE is a regional sports and entertainment leader that has grown into sev-

eraldifferentbusinessoperationsincludingtheMinnesotaWild,itsminorleague

affiliate the Houston Aeros, 317 on Rice Park and the facility management of Xcel Energy Center and Saint

PaulRiverCentre.

Pellegrom,44(1/2/66),hasextensiveexperienceincorporatefinance.PriortojoiningtheWild,hespenteight

yearswith3Mand10yearswithSCJohnson,specializinginmergersandacquisitions.

A native of Midland, Mich., Pellegrom received his undergraduate degree in mathematics and economics

fromKalamazooCollegebeforeearninghisMBAinfinancefromtheUniversityofMinnesota’sCarlsonSchool

ofManagement.

Pellegromenjoysendurancesportsincludingtriathlonsinhisfreetime.Heandhiswife,Mary,havetwosons,

JordanandJonah,andtwodaughters,SophiaandIsabella.ThefamilyresidesinEagan.

jEff PELLEGROMchieF FinAnciAl OFFicer


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CarinAndersonentershersecondseasonasVicePresident,CorporatePartnershipsand14thyearoverallwiththeWild.AnemployeesinceJulyof1997,sheisoneoftheorganization’slongesttenuredemployees.Sheoverseesthedevelopmentofalltheteam’scorporatepartnerships,salesofannualsuitesandretailoperations.

Anderson,41(7/18/69),previouslyheldthepositionsofDirectorofCorporateServicesandSeniorDirector,CorporatePartnershipsandRetailOperations.Herdutiesincludedassistingincorporatepartnerdevelop-mentandmanagingtheserviceandfulfillmentofallpartnershipcommitments.

PriortohertimewiththeWild,AndersonspentsixyearswiththeUniversityofMinnesota’sMen’sAthleticDepartmentasaMarketingManager.

AnativeofNorthBranch,Minn.,AndersonreceivedabusinessdegreewithanemphasisinfinancefromtheUniversityofMinnesota’sCarlsonSchoolofManagementin1991.

Andersonenjoysgardening,listeningtomusicandplayingwithherchildreninhersparetime.Sheandherhusband,Brent,havetwosons,EliandOwen.ThefamilycurrentlyresidesinHugo.

JimIbisterholdsthepositionofVicePresident,FacilityAdministration/GeneralManager,SaintPaulRiver-Centre.HeisresponsiblefortheoveralloperationsofSaintPaulArenaCompany,withemphasisonSaintPaulRiverCentre,whichincludesTheLegendaryRoyWilkinsAuditorium.IbisteralsoworkscloselywiththeRiverCentreAuthorityandothercityagenciesandcivicorganizationsandisinvolvedwithpromoting,book-ingandservicingalleventsatthesevenues.

Eachyear,theRiverCentrehostsapproximately300eventsattendedbymorethan750,000people.EventsattheRiverCentrerepresenttensofmillionsofdollarsofeconomicimpacttothecityofSaintPaul.Ibisteralsooverseescampus-wideInformationTechnologyeffortsandtheoperationof317onRiceParkforMin-nesotaSports&Entertainment.

Ibister,47(11/21/62),servedfiveyears(1996-00)astheExecutiveDirectoroftheMayoCivicCenterinRochester,Minnesota,beforejoiningSaintPaulArenaCompanyinJulyof2000.HewastheDirectorofEventOperationsattheSaintPaulCivicCenterfrom1994to1996andspentsevenyearsastheMayoCivicCenterOperationsManagerfrom1988to1994.

IbistergraduatedfromSt.CloudStateUniversityin1987withaBSinTheaterandSpeechCommunications.Heandhiswife,Molly,haveason,Carter,andadaughter,Ellen.TheNewHopenativeenjoysbaseball,hockey,theaterandwritinginhissparetime.ThefamilyresidesinRoseville.

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jIM IbISTERVice PreSidenT, FAciliTy AdMiniSTrATiOn/generAl MAnAger, SAinT PAul riVercenTre

TEAM MANAGEMENT

JackLarsonjoinedtheorganizationinSeptemberof2001andservesasVicePresident/GeneralManager,XcelEnergyCenter.Heoverseestheday-to-dayoperations,whichincludessecuringandpromotingevents,attractionsandshowsatXcelEnergyCenter.Larsonalsofocuseshisattentiononsupportingtherequire-mentsoftheMinnesotaWildandallothereventsthatarestagedatXcelEnergyCenter.

Larsonandhisstaffworktobringtheworld’stopentertainmentattractionstoSaintPauleachyear.In2010XcelEnergyCenterwelcomedthe2010NCAAHockeyWestRegional,BonJovi,CaroleKingandJamesTaylor,LadyGagaand theDaveMatthewsBandamongmany othergreat sportingand family events. Lookingahead,SaintPaulwillhostthe2011NCAAMen’sFrozenFour(April7+9),the2011NHLEntryDraft(June24-25)andthe2011VisaChampionships(Aug.17-20)atXcelEnergyCenter.Larsonhasalsobeeninstru-mentalincultivatingannualfanandfamily-favoriteeventssuchastheWCHARedBaronFinalFive,World’sToughestRodeo,DisneyOnIceandtheMinnesotaStateHighSchoolLeagueTournaments.

Larson,56(7/17/54),hasmorethan40yearsofexperienceinthearenaoperationsfield.Priorto joiningMinnesotaSports&Entertainment(MSE),theRichfield,Minn.,nativespentsevenyears(1994-01)astheAssistantExecutiveDirectorofOperationsatTargetCenter.Hehandledscheduling,bookingandcontractingevents,alongwithbudgetingfortheoperationsofthebuilding,andhiringandtrainingofthestafftooper-atethefacility.From1991-94,LarsonwasapartoftheSanJoseArenaManagementCorporationandtheNationalHockeyLeague’s(NHL)SanJoseSharks.HeservedasDirectorofBookingandOperationsandoversawtheopeningofthenewSanJoseArena,inadditiontothestart-upofoperationsforNHLhockeyinthe50-year-oldCowPalace.BeforemovingtoSanJose,LarsonstartedhisarenaoperationscareerinMinnesotaatMetCenterwhereheworkedfrom1970-91.HeheldanumberofpositionsincludingDirectorofMetCenter,andDirectorofOperations,MetCenter.Inthoseroles,Larsonwasresponsiblefortheday-to-dayoperationsincludingrentingandstaffingthefacilityforallevents.

Larsonandhiswife,Sherry,havetwochildren,LauraandJake.Heenjoysgolfing,playinghockey,softball,fishingandrollerbladinginhisfreetime.ThefamilyresidesinLakeville.

JohnMaher is enteringhis fourthseasonasVicePresident ofBrandMarketing for theNationalHockeyLeague’sMinnesotaWild. In this role,Maher leads themanagement ofbrand, creativeandadvertisingefforts,aswellassupervisingstaffresponsibleforgamepresentation,events,promotions,publications,MinnesotaSports&Entertainment(MSE)CreativeServicesandmediaproduction.Themarketinggroupalsoworkscloselywiththeticketsalesandfanrelationsgroupstotargetandattainsalesobjectives,leveragingtheorganization’sdatabaseandCRMtools.

MaherjoinedtheorganizationinJulyof2000,asDirectorofProductionServices,andwasfirsttaskedwithbuildingthecreativeandtechnicalcapabilitiesneededtolaunchallelementsoftheWild’sInauguralSea-songameandeventpresentationatXcelEnergyCenter.HewasnamedSeniorDirectorofCreativeServicesin2002andSeniorDirectorofMarketingin2005.In2004,hecoordinatedMSE’slaunchoftheMinnesotaSwarmintheNationalLacrosseLeague(NLL)andwasnamedNLLMarketingExecutiveoftheYearin2005.

PriortojoiningtheWild,MaherworkedinavarietyofeventmanagementandgamepresentationrolesforTwinCities-basedteams,includingtheMinnesotaNorthStars,MinnesotaVikings,MinnesotaTwins,JuntunenMedia/MinnesotaTimberwolves,andUniversityofMinnesotaMen’sAthletics.

Maherisa1984graduateoftheUniversityofMinnesotaSchoolofJournalism.ABloomington,Minn.,native,Johnandhiswife,Linda,havetwosons,JoeandAndrew,andadaughter,Lindsay.ThefamilyresidesinLakeville.

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Bill Robertson enters his 14th season as the Vice President, Communications & Broadcasting for the Min-nesota Wild and its parent company, Minnesota Sports & Entertainment (MSE). Since joining the organization in January of 1998, Robertson’s responsibilities have included overseeing the organization’s media relations, community giving, team publications, website content and overall broadcasting efforts, along with the club’s NHL and local broadcast schedules. He serves as the organization’s main spokesperson and also oversees communications efforts for all events at Xcel Energy Center and the Saint Paul RiverCentre complex. In addi-tion, Robertson plays a role in the club’s team marketing and corporate partner initiatives. He served as the organization’s main liaison and led the strategic business planning of the 2004 NHL All-Star Weekend events, World Cup of Hockey 2004 and the 2008 Lester Patrick Awards Banquet held in Saint Paul.

Robertson, 49 (3/21/61), has played a major role in the inception of four professional sports franchises (Min-nesota Timberwolves, Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Minnesota Wild and Minnesota Swarm) and the opening of

four major sporting venues – Target Center, Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim, Edison International Field of Anaheim and Xcel Energy Center. He came to the Minnesota Wild from The Walt Disney Company, where he joined the organization in May of 1993 and oversaw the media relations efforts of the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim during its inaugural season. Following Disney’s purchase of MLB’s California Angels in 1996, his duties expanded to include the management of media relations, team publications and community relations for the Mighty Ducks and Angels. Prior to joining Disney, Robertson worked for the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves and Target Center from 1989 to 1993.

The 1983 speech communication graduate of California State University–Fullerton has received several distinguished media awards including the prestigious 2005-06 Dick Dillman Award, given to the NHL’s top public relations staff. Robertson was also a recipient of the award four consecutive seasons in Anaheim (1994-97). In 2003, The Hockey News selected the Minnesota Wild as possessing the NHL’s best media relations department in its “The Best of Everything in Hockey” issue. In 2000, Robertson was honored as one of the “100 People to Watch” in Minnesota by Minneapolis/Saint Paul Magazine and one of Twin Cites Business Journal’s “40 Under 40.” He also has been chosen to serve as media relations liaison for the U.S. Olympic men’s and women’s ice hockey teams at both the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, Utah and the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy. He also worked the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles as a media relations liaison.

The Saint Paul native is active with several Minnesota-based philanthropic charities and serves on many local community committees. Robertson enjoys playing golf and tennis in his spare time and represents the organization as a public speaker for many local events. Robertson resides in Eagan and has a son, Brett, and a daughter, Brooke.

Jamie Spencer enters his fourth season as Vice President, Customer Sales & Service for the Minnesota Wild and has been with the organization since June of 1997. Spencer’s responsibilities include overseeing all Minnesota Wild Ticket Sales and Service. The Wild begin the 2010-2011 NHL season having sold out every home game in franchise history, posting 409 consecutive contests (369 regular season, 27 preseason and 13 playoff), the longest current streak in the NHL. The total attendance for the Wild’s first nine seasons stands at 6,825,905.

Spencer also serves as Executive Vice President of Business Operations for the American Hockey League’s (AHL) Houston Aeros, being named to the position April 20, 2009. In this role with the Aeros, Spencer’s primary responsibility is to provide executive leadership and direction to the entire organization, with particular focus on the Ticket Sales and Service, Corporate Sales and Service, Retail Sales, Marketing Game Operations, Com-munications & Broadcasting, Charitable Giving and Finance/Administrative.

Prior to joining the Wild, Spencer enjoyed a collegiate hockey career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he served as captain his senior year. He then joined the professional ranks playing in the East Coast and American Hockey Leagues, within the Anaheim Mighty Ducks minor league system. He also represented the United States as a member of Team USA at the 1995 World Championship in Stockholm, Sweden.

Spencer, 37 (8/11/73), is a member of the NHL Ticket Advisory Board and the AHL Sales and Marketing Committee. He has a passion for sports and spends a lot of his spare time at the rink, teaching hockey to children of all ages. The University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate is a native of Indianapolis, Ind. He and his wife, Kindra, daughters, Emmy and Scarlet, and son, Levi, reside in Rosemount.

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Steve Weinreich begins his first full season as Vice President and General Counsel for Minnesota Sports & Entertainment (MSE) after being named to the position on April 12, 2010. In this newly created position, Weinreich is responsible for directing and managing all legal services for the National Hockey League’s (NHL) Minnesota Wild, the American Hockey League’s (AHL) Houston Aeros and Saint Paul Arena Company. These responsibilities include reviewing hockey team contracts, drafting of sponsorship, suite, event and service contracts, workers compensation and employment law issues, general liability matters and coordi-nation of all external legal services utilized by the company.

Weinreich, 39 (10/5/71), served as Vice President and General Counsel of the Phoenix Coyotes and Jobing.com Arena for seven years prior to joining MSE. Before working for the Coyotes, he spent six years as a lawyer in Chicago working for the law firms Sonnenschein, Nath and Rosenthal as well as Vedder, Price, Kaufman and Kammholz.

Weinreich has an undergraduate degree in Sports Management and Communications from the University of Michigan and a law degree from Washington University in St. Louis.

An avid runner, he has completed 10 marathons, and also enjoys playing hockey and reading.

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Chuck Fletcher enters his second season as General Manager for the MinnesotaWildafterbeingnamedtothepositiononMay22,2009.Enteringhis18thseasonintheNationalHockeyLeague(NHL),FletcheroverseestheWild’shockeyoperationsdepartmentincludingallmattersrelatingtotheclub’splayerpersonnel,coachingstaff,scoutingdepartmentandminorleagueoperations.

Inoneyearatthehelm,Fletcherhasmadeasplash,hiringHeadCoachToddRich-ardsandbringingin10newplayersthrougheitherfreeagencyortrade.HisfreeagentsigningsincludeStanleyCupchampionsMattCullenandJohnMaddenas

wellasMartinHavlat,EricNystromandGregZanon.Hehasalsobeenactiveonthetrademarket,acquiringCamBarker,KyleBrodziak,ChuckKobasew,GuillaumeLatendresseandBradStaubitzinfiveseparatedeals.Fletcherlocked-uptalentfromwithintheorganizationaswellwhenhere-signedCalClutterbuck,teamcaptainMikkoKoivuandMarekZidlickytomulti-yearcontracts.

Keepingamindtowardsthefuture,FletcherhassignedseveralcollegefreeagentsincludingCaseyWellman,JarodPalmerandNateProsser,acquiredfuturepicksintheNHLEntryDraftandoversawthesigningsofseveralWildprospects.

PriortojoiningtheWild,Fletcher,43(4/29/67),servedasthePittsburghPenguinsAssistantGeneralManagerfor three seasons including the 2008-09 Stanley Cup championship team. He worked closely with PenguinsGeneralManagerRaySheroonallhockey-relatedmatters, includingscouting,overseeingthedevelopmentofyoungprospectsandcontractnegotiations.FletcheralsomanagedhockeyoperationsforPittsburgh’sAmericanHockeyLeague(AHL)affiliate,theWilkes-Barre/ScrantonPenguins.Underhisleadership,Wilkes-Barre/ScrantonreachedtheAHL’sCalderCupfinalsin2007-08,andthedivisionfinalsin2006-07and2008-09.

Fletcherhasalsobeento theStanleyCupfinals inmanagementwith theFloridaPanthersandtheAnaheimDucks.HisextensiveNHLmanagementexperienceincludesafour-yearstintwiththeAnaheimDucksfrom2002-06asDirectorofHockeyOperations,AssistantGeneralManager,andVicePresidentofAmateurScoutingandPlayerDevelopment.

TheMontrealnativealsospentnineyearsinthefrontofficeoftheFloridaPanthersfrom1993-2002,workingsevenseasonsasAssistantGeneralManagerandoneseasonasInterimGeneralManager.In1996,thePanthersadvancedtotheStanleyCupfinals.

Fletcher,thesonofHockeyHallofFamerCliffFletcher,graduatedfromHarvardin1990andspentoneyearastheSalesandMerchandisingCoordinatorforHockeyCanadaandtwoyearsasaplayerrepresentativeforNewportSportsManagementbeforemakingthetransitiontothefrontoffice.

Heandhiswife,Rhonda,havetwochildren,KaitlinandKeith.

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BrentFlahrbeginshissecondseasonwiththeMinnesotaWildafterbeingnamedAssistantGeneralManageronJuly28,2009.Heisresponsibleforoverseeingallaspectsofplayerde-velopmentandevaluationandassistsGeneralManagerChuckFletcher inplayerpersonneldecisions,contractnegotiationsandleague-relatedissues.Flahroverseestheorganization’spreparationforandtheselectionofplayersattheNationalHockeyLeague(NHL)EntryDraft.OverseeinghisfirstDraftin2010,FlahrwasresponsibleforusingtheninthoverallpickfortheselectionofFinnishforwardMikaelGranlund,CentralScouting’stop-ratedEuropeanplayer.Healsoselectedthreeplayers–BrettBulmer,JohanLarssonandJasonZucker–inthesecondroundoftheDraft.

Flahr,36(6/25/74),spenttheprevioustwoseasonswiththeOttawaSenatorsasDirectorofHockeyOperations.PriortojoiningtheSenators,hespentfourseasonsworkingasanAmateurScoutfortheAnaheimDucks,includingthe2007StanleyCupteam.From1996to2003,FlahrspenteightseasonsaspartoftheFloridaPanthersorganiza-tion,servinginavarietyofpositions,includingAssistanttotheGeneralManager,andScoutingandVideoCoordinator.HewasalsotheDirectorofHockeyOperationsforthePanthers’AHLaffiliate,theSanAntonioRampage.FlahrhasworkedwithChuckFletchertwotimespreviously,spendingthreeseasonstogetherinAnaheimandsixseasonsinFlorida.

ThenativeofCourtenay,BritishColumbia,isagraduateofPrincetonUniversity,whereheplayedfourseasonsofcollegehockeyfortheTigersfrom1992to1996.

Heandhiswife,Dana,resideinSaintPaul.

Jim Mill enters his second season with the Wild as Assistant to the General Manager. HereportstoGeneralManagerChuckFletcherandhelpsoverseetheday-to-dayoperationsoftheWild’shockeyoperationsdepartment.MillalsoservesastheGeneralManageroftheHoustonAerosoftheAmericanHockeyLeague(AHL).TheAerosfinishedMill’sfirstseason34-34-7-5.

PriortojoiningtheWild,Millspent11yearsworkingfortheAHL.HejoinedtheAHL’shockeyoperationsstaffin1998,waspromotedtoVicePresidentin2001andwasnamedExecutiveVicePresident ofHockeyOperationsprior to the2007-08season. Inaddition topersonallysupervisingsome100gameseveryseason,Millmanagedall facetsof the league’shockeyoperationsdepartment, includingmanagementof theAHL’sofficiatingprogram, recruiting,hiringandassigningon-iceofficialstosupplementthoseintheNationalHockeyLeagueof-ficialsdevelopmentprogram.

Mill,42,(11/17/67),alsooversawtheleague’sdisciplinaryprocessforfinesandsuspensions,anddevelopedandexecutedthe1,160-gameleaguescheduleandcoordinatedtheplayoffscheduleswithallparticipatingteams.HealsoservedastheleaguesecretarytotheAHLBoardofGovernors.

MillcametotheAHLofficeafterservingasAssistantDirectorofHockeyOperationsattheECHL.HeplayedfourseasonsasagoaltenderintheECHL(1992-96)andservedontheexecutiveboardoftheProfessionalHockeyPlayers’Association.MillalsoservedasAssistantCoachandDirectorofPlayer/CommunityRelationsforTallahassee(ECHL)in1996-97.

HeplayedjuniorhockeyfortherenownedSpringfieldOlympicsprograminEnfield,Conn.,andcaptainedthevarsityteamatSt.AnselmCollegeinManchester,N.H.,whereheearnedMVPhonorsin1992.

MillwasborninDetroit,Mich.,andgrewupinHartford,Conn.Heandhiswife,Cindy,havethreedaughters,Kyra,KadyandAshley.ThefamilyresidesinEdenPrairie.

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ToddRichardsisinhissecondseasonasHeadCoachoftheMinnesotaWild.Heled

theWildtoa38-36-8recordinhisfirstseasonasanNHLHeadCoachin2009-10.

RichardswasnamedHeadCoachoftheMinnesotaWildonJune16,2009.Priorto

joiningtheWild,RichardsspentoneseasonasanAssistantCoachfortheSanJose

Sharks,helpingtheteamtoanNHL-best53-18-11recordandaPresidents’Trophy

in2008-09.

Hespenttwoseasons(2006-08)asHeadCoachoftheWilkes-Barre/ScrantonPen-

guinsintheAmericanHockeyLeague(AHL),whereheledtheteamtoaberthintheCalderCupFinalsin2008.

ChuckFletcherwastheBabyPensGeneralManagerduringthattime.RichardsendedhisstintwithWilkes-Barre/

Scrantonrankedfirstinfranchisehistoryinwins(98)andwinningpercentage(.653).HealsowasnamedHead

CoachofthePlanetUSATeamatthe2007RbkHockey/AHLAll-StarClassicinToronto.

BeforehistimeinWilkes-Barre/Scranton,RichardsservedasanAssistantCoach(2002-06)withtheMilwaukee

Admirals.DuringhistimeinMilwaukee,theAdmiralswontwoWestDivisiontitles(2003-04and2005-06)and

madetwotripstotheCalderCupFinals,winningtheAHLtitlein2003-04.InhissevenseasonsasaHeadCoach

orAssistantCoachintheprofessionalranks,Richards’teamshavemadetheleaguefinalsthreetimes.

Aformerdefenseman,Richardshascapturedseveralotherchampionshipsthroughouthiscareer,includinga

pairofWesternCollegiateHockeyAssociation(WCHA)titleswiththeUniversityofMinnesota(1988and1989),

the1991CalderCupwithSpringfield,the2001TurnerCup(InternationalHockeyLeague)inOrlandoandaSwiss-

BLeaguetitlewithServetteGenevein2002.

Richards,43 (10/22/66),wasdraftedby theMontrealCanadiens in thesecondround(No.33overall)of the

1985NHLEntryDraftandmadehisNHLdebutwiththeHartfordWhalersin1990-91,playingeightgamesover

thenexttwoseasonsandpostingfourassists.Healsoappearedin11StanleyCupPlayoffgameswithHartford,

totalingthreeassists.

Followinghisstints in theMontrealandHartfordorganizations,Richards joinedthe IHL’sLasVegasThunder

andwasnamedtheleague’stopdefensemanin1994-95.HespentthenextsixseasonswiththeOrlandoSolar

Bears,captainingthesquadforfourseasonsandwinningtheIHLChampionshipin2000-01,theleague’sfinal

yearofexistence.

RichardsconcludedhisplayingcareerwithServetteGeneveofSwitzerlandin2001-02,wherehewashewasalso

namedtheleague’stopdefenseman.

ThenativeofCrystal,Minn.,spentfourseasonsattheUniversityofMinnesotaandwasnamedamemberof

theWCHASecondAll-StarTeamforthreeconsecutiveseasons(1986-87,1987-88and1988-89)andwasteam

captainandaSecondTeamAll-Americaselectionduringhisseniorseason.TheGophers lost toHarvard4-3

inovertimeintheNCAAchampionshipgameinSaintPaulin1989.Richardsistheall-timepointsleader(30-

128=158)amongstUniversityofMinnesotadefensemen.

Heandhiswife,Maryann,havetwosons,ZacharyandJustin.

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RickWilsonbeginshisfirstseasonasanAssistantCoachwiththeMinnesotaWildafterbeingnamedtothepositiononAugust10,2010.WilsonspentlastseasonasanAssociateCoachwiththeTampaBayLightning.

PriortojoiningtheTampaBaystaff,Wilson,60(8/10/50),served16seasons(1992-09)asanAssistantandAssociateCoachwiththeStarsfranchise,winningaStanleyCupwithDallasin1999.Duringhistenurewiththeclub,Wilsonhelpedleadtheteamtosevendivisiontitles,twoWesternConferencechampionshipsandtwoPresident’sTrophies.

HeservedasAssociateCoach forhisfinal six seasons (2002-09)with theStars, focusingontheteam’sdefenseandpenaltykill.UnderWilson’sguidancetheStarsfinishedinthetopthreeforfewestgoalsagainstintheNHLduringthe2007-08,2006-07,2003-04and2002-

03seasons.BeforebeingnamedAssociateCoach,WilsonheldthepositionofAssistantCoachwiththeStarsfor10seasons(1992-2002),joiningtheclubforthe1992-93campaigninMinnesota.HeservedasinterimHeadCoachfor32gamesduringthe2001-02campaign,leadingtheStarstoa13-11-7-1recordtocloseouttheseason.

WilsonjoinedtheStarsaftercoachinginLosAngelesforthreeseasons(1989-92).HeservedasanAssistantCoachwiththeNewYorkIslandersforoneyear(1988-89)andwasalsoanassistantonCanada’sNationalJuniorTeamthatsameyear.PriortohistimewiththeIslanders,Wilsonspenteightyears(1980-88)withPrinceAlbertoftheWesternHockeyLeaguewherehehelpedleadtheteamtoaMemorialCupChampionshipin1985.DuringhislasttwoseasonsinPrinceAlbertheservedasHeadCoachandGeneralManager.WilsonbeganhiscoachingcareerasanAssistantCoachwiththeUniversityofNorthDakotafrom1978-80andwaspartoftheFightingSioux’s1980NCAAchampionshipteam.

AnativeofPrinceAlbert,Sask.,WilsonwasdraftedbyMontrealwiththe66thoverallselectioninthe1970NHLAmateurDraftandspentfourseasons(1973-77)intheNHLasadefensemanforMontreal,St.Louis,andDetroit.DuringhisNHLcareerheamassed32points(6-26=32)in239games.

Heandhiswife,Carol,aretheparentsoffourchildren:Landon,Brooke,Barrett,andBrittany.ThefamilyresidesinWoodbury.

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BobMasonisinhisninthyearasGoaltendingCoachfortheMinnesotaWildafterbeingnamedtothepositiononSeptember14,2002.Heisresponsibleforworkingwithgoaltendersthrough-outtheWildorganization.Underhistutelage,WildgoaltendersNiklasBackstrom(2007)andDwayneRoloson(2004)wontheRogerCrozierSavingGraceAwardgivenannuallytothegoaliewiththeNHL’sbestsavepercentage.Backstrom(2009)andRoloson(2004)alsorepresentedMinnesotaintheNHLAll-StarGame.TheWildrankedfirstintheLeaguein2006-07witha2.20GAAanda.922savepercentageandclaimedtheWilliamJenningsTrophyastheteamallowedaleague-low191goalsagainst.

Mason,49(4/22/61),alsoservedasaGoaltendingConsultantfortheAtlantaThrashersdur-ingitsfirsttwoseasonsofexistencefrom1999-2001.PriortojoiningtheThrashers,hespentthreeseasonswiththeUniversityofMinnesotaasavolunteerGoaltenderCoach.MasonplayedpartsofeightseasonsintheNationalHockeyLeague(NHL)withtheWashingtonCapitals,ChicagoBlackhawks,QuebecNordiquesandVancouverCanucks.HefinishedhisNHLcareerwitha55-65-16recordanda3.76GAAin145gamesfrom1984to1991.HealsoappearedinfiveStanleyCupplayoffgamesandposteda2-3recordanda1.95GAAwithWashingtonandChicago.ThenativeofInternationalFalls,Minn.,playedtwoseasonsattheUniversityofMinnesota-DuluthandwasamemberofTeamUSAatthe1984OlympicsinSarajevo,Yugoslavia.

Masonandhiswife,Victoria,currentlyresideinBloomington,Minn.

DarbyHendricksonbeginshisfirstseasonasanAssistantCoachwiththeMinnesotaWildafterbeingnamedtothepositiononSeptember10,2010.

Hendrickson,38(8/28/72),wasanoriginalmemberoftheWildandoneofthemostpopu-larplayers in teamhistory, playing four seasons (2000-2004)andscoring the team’sfirstgoal at Xcel Energy Center on Oct. 11, 2000 vs. Philadelphia. The Richfield, Minn., nativeposted60points (29-31=60) in182 regular seasongameswith theWild.Heappeared in17playoffmatcheswithMinnesotain2003andrecordedfivepoints(2-3=5)includingthegame-winninggoalinGameSevenoftheWesternConferenceSemifinalseriesatVancouver.HendricksonalsoskatedwithToronto,theNewYorkIslanders,VancouverandColorado,post-ing129points(65-64=129)in518NHLgamesinpartsof10NHLseasons.

HeplayedfortheUniversityofMinnesotafortwoseasons(1991-93)afterearningthe1991MinnesotaMr.HockeyAwardwhileplayingforRichfieldHighSchoolandwasamemberofthe1994UnitedStatesOlympicTeam.HendricksonmostrecentlyservedasastudioanalystforFOXSportsNorthandananalystforKSTC-TV,Channel45’scoverageofthestatehighschoolhockeytournament,aswellasaNationalHockeyLeaguePlayers’Association(NHLPA)NorthwestDivisionRepresentative.

Heandhiswife,Dana,aretheparentsoffourchildren:Mason,Addison,BeckettandRennick.

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DaveBarrentershissecondseasonasanAssistantCoachfortheMinnesotaWild.PriortojoiningtheWildonJuly3,2009,heservedoneseasonasanAssistantCoachfortheColoradoAvalanche.PriortojoiningtheAvalanche,Barrspentfourseasons(2004-08)withtheGuelphStormoftheOntarioHockeyLeague,whereheservedasGeneralManagerandHeadCoach.HewontheMattLeydenTrophyastheOHL’sCoachoftheYearin2005-06.Inrecognitionofhisworkatthejuniorlevel,BarrwasselectedtocoachCanada’sNationalSummerUnder-18TeamattheIvanHlinkaMemorialTournamentinAugustof2007.

Barr,49(11/30/60),servedasaplayer/assistantcoachintheInternationalHockeyLeaguewith theOrlandoSolarBears for twoseasons (1995-97).Barr spent three seasons (1997-2000)asanAssistantCoachwiththeHoustonAerosandoneseasonasHeadCoach(2000-

01).In1998-99,theAerossetaclubrecordwithaleague-leading54-15-13recordandclaimedtheIHL’sTurnerCup.HealsoservedasGeneralManagerfortheAerosfortwoseasons(2001-03)includingaCalderCupchampionshipin2003.

AnativeofToronto,Ontario,Barrrecorded332points(128-204=332)and520penaltyminutesin614NHLcontestsduring13seasonswiththeBostonBruins(1981-83),NewYorkRangers(1983-84),St.LouisBlues(1983-87),HartfordWhalers(1986-87),DetroitRedWings(1986-91),NewJerseyDevils(1991-93)andDallasStars(1993-94).

Heandhiswife,Debbie,havetwochildren,adaughter,Allison,andason,Ryan.

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BlairMackasey(pronouncedMACK-uh-see)beginshisfirstseasonastheMinnesotaWild’sDirectorofPlayerPersonnel.MackaseywasnamedtothepositiononJuly19,2010afterserv-ingfourseasonsasDirectorofProfessionalScoutingfortheWild.Heoverseesallaspectsoftheclub’sprofessionalscouting.HewillcontinuetooverseetheWild’sprofessionalscoutingdepartment,aswellasperformspecialhockeyoperationsassignments.

Mackasey,54(12/13/55), joinedtheWildfromHockeyCanada,wherehewasnamedHeadScoutinJuneof2002andwaslaternamedDirectorofPlayerPersonnelinJulyof2005.WhilewithHockeyCanada,hewasresponsible forallplayerevaluationandplayerselectionsforCanada’sNationalJuniorTeamDevelopmentandSelectionCampsaswellasCanada’sMen’sUnder-18Program.MackaseyalsoassistedWayneGretzkyandCanada’smanagementand

coachingstaff inplayer evaluations forCanada’s2006Men’sOlympicHockey Team.Duringhis four seasonswithHockeyCanada,hewonback-to-backWorldJuniorgoldmedals(2005and2006)andtwosilvermedals(2003and2004),overseeingplayerselectionandoperationsofCanada’sNationalJuniorTeamattheIIHFWorldJuniorChampionship.MackaseyalsowontwogoldmedalswithCanada’sNationalUnder-18SummerTeamattheJuniorWorldCup(2004,2005),asilvermedalwithCanada’sNationalUnder-18TeamattheWorldChampionshipinAprilof2005andagoldmedalin2003.

PriortojoiningHockeyCanada,hewasamemberofthePhoenixCoyotes’scoutingstaffforsixseasons(1996-2002).MackaseyspentthreeseasonsasaHeadCoachintheQuebecMajorJuniorHockeyLeaguewiththeGranbyBisons(1993-94)andtheDrummondvilleVoltigeurs(1994-96).HealsoplayedminorleaguebaseballintheMontrealExposorganizationwiththelikesofEllisValentineandGaryCarter.

Mackaseyandhiswife,Debbie,havefourchildren,Andrea,BlairJr.,ErinandDave.ThefamilyresidesinBeaconsfield,Que.

BradBombardirbeginshisfirstseasonastheMinnesotaWild’sDirectorofPlayerDevelop-ment.BombardirwasnamedtothepositiononJune24,2010.Inthisnewroleheisrespon-sibleforevaluatingprospectsintheWildorganizationandimplementingprogramstohelpcontinuetheirdevelopment.

Bombardiralso servesasSeniorDirector ofCommunityRelations for theorganizationandwillcontinue toserve inawidevarietyof theorganization’scommunitypartnership initia-tivesincludingthepromotionandsupportofMinnesotaHockey,theHobeyBakerFoundation,theBoysandGirlsHighSchoolHockeyCoachesAssociationsandtheMinnesotaMinuteMen.Alongwiththeseresponsibilitiesherepresentstheorganizationatvariouscommunityevents,isactivelyengagedinthecharitableinterestsoftheMinnesotaWildandisViceChairoftheMinnesotaWildFoundation.

Bombardir,38(5/5/72),wasoneofthemostpopularplayersinteamhistory.HewasacquiredbyMinnesotaviaatradewiththeNewJerseyDevilsinJuneof2000.ThePowellRiver,B.C.,nativewasamemberofthefranchise’sinauguralteamandplayedatotalof212gamesinaWildsweater.DuringhisruninMinnesota,hewasnamedthemonthlycaptainafranchise-recordseventimes,andhelpedinthedevelopmentofyoungdefensemensuchasWillieMitchellandNickSchultz.Bombardiralsoplayedanactiveroleinalloftheteam’scommunityrelation’saffairsmakingappearancesatschoolsandhospitals,alongwithparticipatingintheorganization’scharitableactivities.

OriginallydraftedbytheDevilsinthethirdroundofthe1990NHLEntryDraft,Bombardirplayed356gamesduringhiseightyearsintheNHLwithNewJersey,MinnesotaandNashville.HemadehisNHLdebutwiththeDevilsduringthe1997-98cam-paign,andcapturedaStanleyCupchampionshipinhisthirdseasonwithNewJerseyin1999-2000.PriortoreachingtheNHL,BombardirplayedfouryearsofcollegehockeyatNorthDakotaoftheWCHAfrom1990-94.Healsospentthreeseasons(1994-1997)withAlbanyoftheAmericanHockeyLeague,andhelpedtheRiverRatswinthe1995CalderCup.

Heandhiswife,Heather,residewiththeirthreechildreninWoodbury,Minnesota.

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ShepHarder,inhisfourthseasonintheWildhockeyoperationsdepartment,entershissecondseason as Director of Hockey Administration. He is responsible for the oversight of playercompensationwhileexpandinghisroleintheWild’sscoutingefforts.Harderwillalsocontinueto conduct player contract and salary arbitration research, maintain the Wild’s video andstatisticaldatabasesystemandmonitorNHLteams’salarycapandactualspending.

Harder,34(2/4/76),cametotheWildfromtheUniversityofMassachusetts-Amherst,wherehereceiveddualMasters’degrees(MBA/MS)whileservingasthehockeygraduateassistant.Prior to pursuing his graduate studies, Harder spent the 2003-04 season as an assistantcoachathisundergraduatealmamater,ColgateUniversity.From2004-06,healsoservedasagoaltendercoachandteamleaderatUSAHockey’sNationalJuniorPlayerEvaluationCamp.

TheWayzata,Minn.,nativeplayedfourseasonsofcollegiatehockeyatColgate,playinggoaltenderfrom1996-2000andledhisteamtotheNCAAtournamentinhisseniorseason.Followingcollege,hesplitoneseasonbetweentheInternationalHockeyLeagueandtheEastCoastHockeyLeague.

HarderresidesinMinneapolisandenjoysgolfing,readingandbikinginhisfreetime.

GuyLapointebeginshis12thyearasCoordinatorofAmateurScoutingafterjoiningtheMinne-sotaWildinSeptemberof1999.Lapointe’srolewiththeclubfocusesonscoutingandevaluat-ingtalentinallamateurandprofessionalleagues.HeworkscloselywithAssistantGeneralManagerBrentFlahrandGeneralManagerChuckFletcher.Whileworkingwiththeorganiza-tion,Lapointehasaided in theselectionof youngplayers includingPierre-MarcBouchard,BrentBurns,CalClutterbuck,MarianGaborik,MikkoKoivu,NickSchultzandMikaelGranlund.

Lapointe,62(3/18/48),joinedtheWildstaffafterspendingnineyears(1990-99)withtheCal-garyFlames.HeservedasaScoutfortheFlamesforsevenseasons(1990-95,1997-99)andasanAssistantCoachfortwoseasons(1995-97).PriortohistenurewithCalgary,Lapointeheld thepositionofAssistantCoach forfiveseasons (1984-85,1987-90)with theQuebec

Nordiques(ColoradoAvalanche).TheMontrealnativealsoservedtwoseasons(1985-87)asGeneralManagerandHeadCoachoftheLongueuilChevaliersoftheQuebecMajorJuniorHockeyLeague.

Asaplayer,Lapointeplayed16NHLseasons(1968-84)andwasamemberofsixStanleyCupchampionshipteamswiththeMontrealCanadiens.HealsoplayedakeyroleforTeamCanadaatthehistoric1972SummitSeriesagainsttheSoviets,wasamemberofthe1976CanadaCupchampionshipteamandrepresentedtheNHLinthe1979ChallengeCupagainsttheSoviets.Thefour-timeNHLAll-StarwaselectedtotheHockeyHallofFamein1993.HecurrentlyresidesinSt.Lazare,Que.,withhiswife,Louise.Lapointehasthreegrownchildren,GuyJr.,StephanieandJordan,andfivegrandchildren.

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PJ DeLuca is in his second season as Video Coordinator for the Minnesota Wild after be-ingnamedto thepositiononAugust5,2009.He is responsible forallof the team’svideocoachingefforts,includingbreakingdownandanalyzingeachgameasitoccurs,aswellaspre-scoutingupcomingopponents.HeservedastheColoradoAvalanche’sVideoCoordinatorin2008-09andspentthe2007-08seasonasavolunteerAssistantCoachattheUniversityofDenverassistingHeadCoachGeorgeGwozdeckyinon-icedevelopment,gameanalysis,videobreakdownandscoutingforthePioneers.

DeLuca,32(7/26/78),joinedthePioneersafterservingoneseasonasagraduateassistantcoachwithUSAHockey’sNationalDevelopmentTeamProgram(NTDP)inAnnArbor,Mich.Heassisted intheday-to-dayoperationsandcoachingfor theUnder-17andUnder-18teams,

workingondailypracticeplanningandscouting,aswellasmanagingthevideobreakdownandanalysis.

PriortojoiningUSAHockey,theChicagonativeworkedasanAssistantCoachfortheChicagoMissionHockeyClub(AAA)from2005-06andwastheHeadCoachfortheChicagoBluesHockeyClub(AA)from2004-05.DeLucaisagraduateofEasternIllinoisUniversityandplayedjuniorhockeyfortheClevelandBaronsandDanvilleWingsoftheNorthAmericanHockeyLeaguefrom1994-96andDubuqueFightingSaintsoftheUnitedStatesHockeyLeaguein1996-97.

Heandhiswife,Ellen,resideinWoodbury.

ChrisPietrzak-WegnerbeginshissecondseasonasStrengthandConditioningCoachfortheMinnesotaWild.HewasnamedtothepositiononAugust5,2009.Heisresponsiblefordevel-oping,implementingandexecutingallaspectsofstrengthandconditioningthroughouttheWildorganization.

Pietrzak-Wegner,40(7/12/70),spentthepreviousthreeseasonsinthePittsburghPenguinsorganizationastheStrengthandConditioningCoachforWilkes-Barre/ScrantonPenguins.Pri-ortojoiningthePenguins,theMinneapolisnativespentthe2005-06seasonasaconsultanttotheOjiEaglesinTomakomai,Japanandthreeseasons(2002-05)astheStrengthandCon-ditioningCoachfortheMilwaukeeAdmirals,includingthe2004CalderCupchampionteam.

Pietrzak-Wegner is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NationalStrengthandConditioningAssociationandaCertifiedMetabolicTypingAdvisor-Nutritionist.HegraduatedfromtheUniversityofMarylandwithaBachelorofSciencedegreeinKinesiology.

Pietrzak-Wegner and his wife, Michelle, reside in south Minneapolis. Pietrzak-Wegner enjoys camping, hiking, cooking,mountaineering,musicandtravelinginhisfreetime.

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TonyDaCostabeginshis11thseasonasHeadEquipmentManagerfortheMinnesotaWild.Heoverseesalloftheclub’sequipmentneedsalongwithrunningtheteam’shomedressingroomatXcelEnergyCenter.

PriortojoiningtheWild,theWinnipeg,ManitobanativewasapartoftheWinnipeg/PhoenixCoyotesorganizationformorethan19years.DaCostastartedworkingfortheWinnipegJetsasadressingroomattendantandequipmentmanagerforNHLteamsvisitingtheWinnipegArena.HewaspromotedtoAssistantEquipmentManagerforthe1988-89season.Duringthattime,DaCostagainedinvaluableknowledgeandexperiencethathelpedhiminhisroleasoneof theCoyotesEquipmentManagers,apositionheheldwhentheJetsmovedtoPhoenix in1996.HealsoservedasEquipmentManagerfortheNHLAll-StarGamesin1998(Vancouver)

and2004(SaintPaul)andheldthesamepositionwithTeamCanadaatthe2001WorldChampionshipsinGermanyandthe2009WorldChampionshipsinSwitzerland.

Heandhiswife,June,havetwodaughters,SummerandRyleeandthefamilyresidesinWoodbury.DaCostaenjoysgolfing,motorcyclesandworkingoutinhisfreetime.

DonFullerentershis11thseasonasHeadAthleticTherapistfortheMinnesotaWild.Heisre-sponsiblefortheassessmentandrehabilitationofallinjuries,coordinationoftheWildmedi-calstaffandadministrationofalltherapy/medicalprocedures.

Fuller,44(7/14/66),isaCertifiedAthleticTherapistintheCanadianAthleticTherapists’As-sociation,aCertifiedAthleticTrainerintheNationalAthleticTrainers’Associationandana-tionallycertifiedEmergencyMedicalTechnician.HealsoisamemberoftheMinnesotaAthleticTrainers’Association,ProfessionalHockeyAthleticTrainers’SocietyandtheNationalRegistryofEmergencyMedicalTechnicians.

TheLondon,OntarionativeservedasamemberoftheCanadianNationalMen’sHockeyTeamatthe2006(Latvia),2002(Sweden)and2000(Russia)WorldChampionships.Fullerwasalso

thehosttherapistfortheWorldCupofHockeyplayedinSaintPaulinSeptemberof2004.HehasalsoheldthepositionofHeadAthleticTherapistforCanada’sNationalMen’shockeyteamin1999-2000.Priortothat,FullerwastheHeadAthleticTherapistfortheUniversityofVictoriafrom1994to1999.HealsoworkedasatherapistfortheCanadianmedicalteamatthe1996SummerOlympicGamesinAtlanta.HewastheAthleticTherapistfortheVictoriaSalsaoftheBritishColumbiaJuniorHockeyLeaguein1998andfortheUniversityofTorontoVarsityBluesmen’shockeyteamin1990-91.

FullerreceivedaBachelorofPhysicalEducationdegreefromMcMasterUniversityin1989,adiplomainSportsInjuryManage-mentfromSheridanCollegein1991andspentthreeyearsstudyingattheCanadianCollegeofOsteopathy(1997-99,2004-05).

Heandhiswife,Tina,havetwodaughters,AnnaandAlison.ThefamilyresidesinForestLakeandenjoysspendingtimeattheircabininDuluth.Fullerenjoysfishing,hunting,playinghockeyandservesastheassistantdirectorfortheCadillacWaterSkiSchoolinShawniganLake,B.C.,duringtheoff-season.

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JohnWorley is enteringhis secondseasonas theAssistantAthletic Trainer for theMinne-sotaWild.Hisresponsibilitiesincludeassistingwithplayerrehabilitationandtheday-to-daymedicalneedsofWildplayers.PriortojoiningtheWild,WorleyservedasManagerofSportsMedicineServicesattheRothmanInstituteOrthopaedicsinPhiladelphia,Pa.,forfiveyears.

Worley, 52 (7/22/58), previously spent 16 years with the Philadelphia Flyers, including 10seasons as Head Athletic Trainer. A native of Ridley Park, Pa., he graduated with a B.S.in Health and Physical Education with certification in Athletic Training from West ChesterUniversityin1980.

WorleyisaCertifiedAthleticTrainerthroughtheNationalAthleticTrainersAssociationandislicensedwiththeAthleticTrainersSocietyofNewJersey.HeisamemberoftheProfessionalHockeyAthleticTrainersSocietyandthePennsylvaniaAthleticTrainersSociety,aswellasaprofessionalmemberoftheAmeri-canCollegeofSportsMedicine.

Worleyandhiswife,Tracey,havetwodaughters,TaylorandMorgan.

TravisGreenisenteringhisthirdyearwiththeMinnesotaWildandsecondastheteam’sMas-sageTherapist.Hisprimaryresponsibilitiesincludeprovidingmanualtherapiestoplayersandstaffinordertopreventinjuriesfromoccurringortoassistintherehabilitativeprocess.Inadditiontohisroleasmassagetherapist,heassiststhemedicalstaffasanathletictrainer.Previously, Green served as the Assistant Athletic Trainer in 2008-09 and was the team’sMassageTherapistduringthe2007StanleyCupPlayoffsandthe2007-08season.Duringthe2007-08seasonhealsoassistedasanathletictrainerincontinuingrehabilitationforinjurednon-travelingplayerswhiletheteamwasonroadtrips.

Green,35(3/28/75),isaMinnesotanativeand1997graduateofBethelUniversitywithaB.A.inAthleticTrainingaswellasadoubleminorinHealthandPhysicalEducation.HeisaCerti-fiedAthleticTrainerthroughtheNationalAthleticTrainersAssociationandisregisteredwiththeMinnesotaBoardofMedicalPractice.HeisalsoamemberoftheProfessionalHockeyAthleticTrainersSociety.In2005,Greencompletedhistherapeuticbodywork/massagetherapydegreefromCenterPointMassageSchoolinMinneapolisandiscurrentlypursuinghisdistinctionasanART(ActiveReleaseTechniques)Provider.GreenisaLevelIIRKC(RussianKettlebellCertified)Specialistand,formorethan10years,wasaCertifiedStrengthandConditioningSpecialistthroughtheNationalStrengthandConditioningAssociation.

Greenandhiswife,Julie,resideinCottageGrovewiththeirtwodaughters,SidneyandLauren,andson,Ryan.Greenenjoysmountainbiking,camping/hikingalongtheshoresofLakeSuperiorandnaturephotography.Intheoffseason,heservesclientsasapersonaltrainerandmassagetherapistintheTwinCitiesarea.

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RickBronwell entershisfirst seasonasAssistantEquipmentManagerwith theMinnesotaWild.HewillberesponsibleforassistingMinnesota’sequipmentneedsbothathomeandontheroad,aswellaslockerroomset-upandequipmentrepair.

Bronwell,33(3/31/77),isacertifiedmemberoftheAthleticEquipmentManagersAssociationandspentthepreviousthreeseasons(2007-10)asAssistantEquipmentManagerfortheSanJoseSharks.Priortothatpost,BronwellspentfiveseasonsasHeadEquipmentManagerfortheHoustonAerosoftheAHL(2002-07).AmemberoftheAeros2003CalderCupchampion-shipteam,BronwellalsoservedastheHeadEquipmentManagerforTeamCanadaatthe2004AHLAll-StarGame.BeforejoiningHouston,hewastheHeadEquipmentManagerin2001-02for theAtlanticCityBoardwalkBulliesof theECHL.AnativeofKansasCity,Mo.,Bronwell

servedastheAssistantEquipmentManagerfortheKansasCityBladesoftheInternationalHockeyLeaguefrom1996-01andservedasagamenightassistantonthestafffrom1992-96.

Heandhiswife,Heather,havetwodaughters,AshleighandAddison.

MattBenzbeginshis10thseasonwiththeMinnesotaWildandeighthasAssistantEquipmentManager.HisresponsibilitiesincludeassistingMinnesota’sequipmentneedsathome,han-dlingequipmenttransportationtoandfromtheairportforboththeWildandvisitingteamandtakingcareoftheclub’sequipmentneedsforsummerdevelopmentcampsandtheTraverseCityrookietournament.

Benz,38(9/1/72),joinedtheWildasagamenightdressingroomattendantin2000-01fol-lowingacareerinSalesandMarketing.TheSaintPaulnativeattendedHill-MurraySchoolinMaplewoodandgraduatedfromtheUniversityofSt.Thomas.

Heandhiswife,Emily,havetwodaughters,ElenaandLily.Benzenjoysgolfingandspendingtimewithhisfamilywhenheisnotattherink.

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Dr.SheldonBurnsbeginshis11thyearasMedicalDirectorfortheMinnesotaWild.HisdutieswiththeWildincludeservingasHeadTeamPhysician,coordinatingmedicalcareforplayersandstaffandorganizingtheclub’smedicalstaff.Dr.BurnsisaboardcertifiedspecialistinFamilyPractice,EmergencyMedicineandSportsMedicine.

Dr.Burns,61(5/24/49),hasservedinofficialcapacitiesatsevenOlympicGames,twoWorldChampionshipsandthreeGoodwillGames,includingworkingwiththe1980and1984Olym-pichockeyteamsandthe1982and1983UnitedStatesWorldChampionshiphockeyteams.HewastheTeamPhysicianforthe2008UnitedStatesOlympicTeaminBeijing,China,andserved in the same capacity for the United States at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens,Greece.In2007,Dr.BurnsservedastheChiefMedicalOfficerfortheUnitedStatesatthe24thInternationalWorldUniversityGamesinBangkok,Thailand,andwastheTeamPhysicianatthe2007TournamentofAmericas.

HealsoservedasDeputyCommissioneroftheInternationalOlympicCommittee’sMedicalCommission,whichwasresponsibleforallmedicalcareattheOlympicGamesinAtlanta,SydneyandNagano.Dr.BurnsisalsotheMedicalDirectoroftheNBA’sMinnesotaTimberwolves,theWNBA’sMinnesotaLynx,theNLL’sMinnesotaSwarmandTeamPhysicianfortheNFL’sMinnesotaVikings.HispracticeisatEdinaFamilyPhysicians.

Dr.BurnshaslecturedonsportsmedicineinEurope,AsiaandNorthAmericaandhasbeenrecognizednationallyandinterna-tionallyforhiswork.HeisaClinicalProfessorattheUniversityofMinnesotamedicalschoolandisactiveinteachingsportsmedicineattheMinnesotaOrthopedicSportsMedicineInstituteandtheTRIAOrthopaedicCenter.

BornandraisedinGrandMeadow,hereceivedhisundergraduatedegreefromHamlineUniversityinSaintPaulandearnedhismedicaldegreein1974fromtheUniversityofMinnesotaMedicalSchool.

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Dr.JoelL.Boydisinhis11thyearwiththeMinnesotaWildasOrthopedicSurgeon.Inaddi-tion tohis rolewith theWild,healsoservesasaPhysicianatTRIAOrthopaedicCenter inBloomington.

Boyd,52(12/31/57),alsoservesasTeamPhysicianfortheNFL’sMinnesotaVikingsandisaUnitedStatesOlympicTeamPhysician.HeworkedasanOlympicTeamPhysicianfortheUnitedStatesmen’sandwomen’shockeyteamsinNagano,Japan,in1998andasaNationalTeamPhysicianwithUSAHockeyatWorldChampionshipsinSwitzerland,SwedenandGermany.Dr.BoydpreviouslyheldtheroleofCo-MedicalDirectorfortheInternationalHockeyLeague’s(IHL)MinnesotaMoose.

HecompletedhisundergraduateworkandreceivedaMasterofSciencedegreefromBucknellUniversityandgraduatedfromTempleUniversityMedicalSchool.Dr.BoydcompletedhisorthopedictrainingattheClevelandClinicFoundationandhisfellowshiptrainingattheUniversityofWesternOntario,Canada.

Dr.Boydandhiswife,Cheryl,havethreechildren,Kendall,KyleandKasey,andresideinEdenPrairie.Heenjoystraveling,playinggolf,watchingmoviesandlisteningtomusicinhisfreetime.

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Dr.DanielPetersonisinhis10thyearasaTeamPhysicianfortheMinnesotaWild.Inadditiontootherassociations,heisamemberoftheNHLTeamPhysicianSocietyandtheAmericanMedicalSocietyforSportsMedicine.Dr.Peterson,44(6/7/66),isaboardcertifiedspecialistinFamilyMedicineandSportsMedicine.

AnativeofMt.Iron,Minn.,Dr.PetersonservedasaTeamPhysicianatthe2004WorldCupofHockeyandthe2004NHLAll-StarGame.HehasworkedinthesamerolewithMacalesterCol-legeteamssince1996,theMinnesotaSwarmsince2005,aswellasattheWorldFigureSkat-ingChampionships,theSolheimCupandUSWomen’sOpengolftournaments,andnumerousfootball,basketballandtennisevents.

AftergraduatingfromtheUniversityofMinnesotaMedicalSchool,Dr.PetersoncompletedhisfamilypracticeresidencyandasportsmedicinefellowshipattheHennepinCountyMedicalCenter.

InadditiontohisrolewiththeWild,Dr.PetersonisafamilypracticephysicianatEdinaFamilyPhysicians,PA,andhasbeennamedoneofAmerica’sTopFamilyDoctorsthepastthreeyears(2008-10).

Dr.PetersoncurrentlyresidesinShoreviewandhasoneson,Marc.Hishobbiesincludewateranddownhillskiing,rockandmountainclimbingandmultipleotheroutdooractivities.

Dr.BradNelsonisinhissecondyearwiththeMinnesotaWildasAssistantTeamOrthopedicSurgeon,specializinginshoulderandkneesurgery.InadditiontohisdutieswiththeWild,heisanAssociateProfessorofOrthopedicSurgeryattheUniversityofMinnesotaandalsoworksatTRIAOrthopeadicCenterinBloomington.

Nelson,45(3/21/65),hasworkedastheTeamPhysicianformultipleUSAHockeyteamsandtournaments,includingtheU.S.NationalTeamDevelopmentProgramandtheUnder-18WorldChampionshipcamp.Overthepastfouryears,hehasalsoworkedastheTeamPhysicianfornumeroussportsteamsattheUniversityofMinnesota,includingthemen’sandwomen’sicehockeyprograms.

AnativeofAppleton,Minn.,Dr.NelsongraduatedfromtheUniversityofMinnesotaMedicalSchoolandspenthisresidencyattheUniversityofColorado.HewenttotheUnitedStatesMilitaryAcademyfortheWestPointSportsMedicineFellowship,wherehewasanOrthopedicSurgeonandTeamPhysicianforthemen’shockey,football,basketballandbaseballteams.

Amongotheraffiliations,NelsonisamemberoftheAmericanOrthopeadicSocietyforSportsMedicineandhaswrittenmultipleresearcharticlesandbookchapters.

Dr.Nelsonandhiswife,Terri,havefourchildren,Hannah,Matt,EmmaandClaire,andresideinEdina.Heenjoysspendingtimewithhisfamily,playinghockeyandgolfandcoachingyouthhockeyinhisfreetime.

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSFranchise’s leader inwins (119), shutouts (19),homeshutouts (13), shutoutstreak (149:19)and rankssecond all-time on Wild list in goals against average (2.37), games played (230) and save percentage(.918)...SinceenteringNHLin2006,andamonggoalieswith100ormoregamesplayedwhohaveplayedallfourseasons,ranksfourthinGAA,tiedforsixthinSV%,sixthinshutouts,eighthinwinpct.(.618)and10thinwins…WasafinalistfortheVezinaTrophyin2009...Hasstarted222NHLgames–andhasallowedtwogoalsorless122times(54.9%),andallowedthreegoalsorless185times(83.3%)...Is96-13-13whenyieldingtwogoalsorless...Sportsa52-21-19recordwitha2.23GAAanda.922SV%afterAll-Starbreak...Is46-19-12witha2.08GAAanda.925SV%againstNorthwestDivision…Ownsa76-29-19record,a2.20GAAanda.919SV%all-timeatXcelEnergyCenter…Wonback-to-backFinnishLeagueChampionshipsin2003-04and2004-05.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSWon26games,postinga2.72GAAanda.903SV%togoalongwithtwoshutouts…Ranked14thintheNHLingamesplayed…Recordedsecondcareerassistvs.CGY(3/7)…Stopped29shotsvs.VAN(1/13)tobecome franchise’sall-time leaderwith114wins…Made29saves in4-0winatCGY (3/3)…Appearedin200thNHLgamevs.COL(12/21)…Wonseason-highfourstraightstarts(12/9-12/17)stopping95of98shotsfacedfora0.74GAAanda.969SV%…Recordedfirstshutoutoftheseasonin22-saveeffortatCOL(12/9)…Earned66thcareerhomewinvs.NSH(12/2),mostwinsbygoaltenderatXcelEnergyCenterinteamhistory…Made37savesin5-2winatTOR(11/10)torecord100thcareerwin…Made34savesin2-1winatPIT(10/31)…Missedfivegameswithback injury(1/28-2/6),missedsixgameswithgroininjury(3/11-3/19).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSWent37-24-8with2.33GAAand .923SV%in71starts...Set franchise records forwins,gamesplayed,shutouts(eight),saves(1,900)andminutesplayed(4,088)...RankedthirdinNHLinGAA,fourthinSV%,thirdinshutouts,fifthinwins,thirdingamesplayedandsecondinsaves...Startedteam-record20straightgames3/3-4/10(9-6-4,oneND,2.58GAA,.918SV%.,twoshutouts)...Made31savesin3-0winvs.EDM(3/22)for16thcareershutoutand12thatXcelEnergyCenter-bothteamrecords...Posted34savesfornewteam-recordsixthshutoutvs.ANA(2/4)...Stopped17of21shotsfacedinsecondperiodof2009NHLAll-StarGame...Franchiserecordshutoutstreakstoppedat149:19atPHI(1/8)...Made28savesatBOS(1/6)torecordback-to-backshutoutsforsecondtimeincareer...Stoppedall33shotsin2-0winatCOL(1/4)-firstshutoutinfranchisehistoryagainstCOL...Wonback-to-backshootouts(11/15vs.CBJ,11/18atPIT)...Had18-decisionunbeatenstreak(13-0-5)snappedin4-2lossatDAL(10/29).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSRankedeighthinNHLinGAA(2.31)andtiedforninthinwins...7-0-4inhislast11decisionstotiehisownteamrecordforunbeateninregulationstreak,witha1.61GAAanda.944SV%...Went6-0-0inhislastsixhomestartswitha0.83GAAanda.970SV%...33savesin4-1winatCBJ(2/2)tohelpWildwinbothgamesinColumbusafterwinningjustonceatNationwideArenainprevioussixseasons...Sawthemostshotsinhiscareer(51)andmadethemostsaves(47)ofhiscareervs.DET(12/22)...A5-3lossatCGY(10/24)markedfirstregulationlossin19starts(15-1-2)sincea3-0lossvs.SJ(3/16/07)...Stopped21shotsforsecondshutoutinthreegamesandthirdinarowvs.EDMin2-0win(10/10)…Made27savesforsixthNHLshutoutin1-0winoverCHI(10/4)inhomeopener...Missedtwogameswithgroinstrain(10/28,10/30).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSRankedfirstintheNHLwitha1.97GAAanda.929SV%in41games...TeamedwithMannyFernandeztowin2006-07WilliamJenningsTrophyastheWildallowedaleague-low191goals...Allowedthreegoalsorlessin38ofhis41appearances...Recordedback-to-backshutoutsvs.EDM(4/3-4/5)andcarriedashutoutintothesecondperiodvs.STL(4/7)fora142:47shutoutstreak...Posted1.53GAAand.937SV%duringfranchise-recordseven-gamewinningstreak(3/8-3/20)includingoneshutout...NamedNHL’sFirstStaroftheWeekonFeb.26aftergoing3-0-0witha1.62GAAand.933SV%inthreestartsandbecamethefifthplayerinteamhistorytoberecognizedasPlayeroftheWeek...NotchedfirstcareerNHLpointwithanassistatDAL(2/6)...Stoppedall28shotsfacedtorecordfirstcareershutoutvs.PHX(11/24)...Made25savesforthirdstraightreliefwinatNSH(11/16)...Made35savesinfirstNHLstartin3-2lossatANA(11/12)...BecamethefirstgoalieinthemodernNHLera(since1943)toposttwocareerwinsinzerocareerstarts,stoppingall19shotshefacedinreliefvs.VAN(11/2)...Missedonegamewithalower-bodyinjury(3/1).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSRankedfirstintheFinnishEliteLeaguewithacareer-low1.68GAAandfinishedsecondwitha.939SV%.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSCollectedhisthirdconsecutivewinningseasonforKarpatOuluenrouteto leadingthemtotheirsecondconsecutiveFinnishChampionship.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTSWasnamedtheFinnishEliteLeagueGoaltenderofYearinhissecondseasonwithKarpatOulu...WasnamedPlayoffMVPafterreturningfromakneeinjuryandleadingKarpattotheleagueChampionship.

INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTSAppearedintwogamesforFinland’sbronzemedalteamat2010Olympicsgoing1-0-0witha1.09GAA,.952SV%andoneshutout…Made24savesin5-0winvs.Germanyinonlystart…WasamemberofFinland’ssilvermedalteamatthe2006WinterOlympicsandFinland’sbronzemedalteamatthe2006WorldCham-pionship,butdidnotseeactionineithertournament...AppearedinfivegameswithFinlandatthe2005and2008WorldChampionships.

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cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,June1,2006.

PERSONALNiklasBackstromissingleandlivesinHelsinki,Finlandduring the offseason...Enjoys watching movies, listen-ingtomusicandtravelinginhissparetime...ListssushiandsteakashisfavoritefoodsandSakura,OrigamiandManny’s as his favorite restaurants in the Twin Cities...Nicknamesare“Nik”and“Backs”...Saysthe2006OlympicsandhisfirstNHLgamearehismostmemorablehockeymo-ments...Names“DeadliestCatch,”“Friends,”“PrisonBreak”and“Entourage”ashisfavoritetelevisionshows...HisfavoritemusiciansincludeMetallica,U2,IronMaiden,BruceSprings-teenandTheGiantLeap...ListsJamesHatfieldandBonofromU2asthepeoplehewouldmostliketomeet...Eatscerealforbreakfastandpastaforapre-gamemeal...Soccerishis favorite sport...Lists “the feeling after a victory” ashisfavoritepartofhockey...SaysnatureandthepeoplearehisfavoritethingsaboutMinnesota...Sayshisparentsandgrandparentsmostinspiredhishockeycareer.

VS.NHLTeaM GP W-l-OT Gaa SHO SV%aNa 8 5-3-0 2.35 1 .921aTl 3 1-1-1 2.28 0 .908BOS 4 3-0-1 1.22 1 .955BUF 1 0-0-1 3.93 0 .833CGY 23 8-7-4 2.04 3 .921Car 4 3-0-1 2.91 0 .901CHI 8 3-4-0 2.76 1 .916COl 19 14-3-2 2.10 2 .928CBJ 10 7-2-0 1.91 0 .932dal 14 4-6-4 2.74 0 .898deT 8 1-3-2 3.50 0 .908edM 19 14-2-1 1.74 4 .934Fla 4 3-0-1 1.96 0 .940la 10 4-3-2 2.46 1 .917MIN – – – – –MTl 2 1-1-0 2.00 0 .938NSH 9 7-2-0 3.03 0 .903NJ 3 0-2-1 3.87 0 .848NYI 4 4-0-0 1.98 0 .926NYr 2 1-1-0 2.02 0 .920OTT 2 0-2-0 4.20 0 .837PHI 2 0-2-0 3.03 0 .875PHX 14 9-5-0 2.09 3 .931PIT 3 3-0-0 1.62 0 .949SJ 12 2-7-3 3.19 0 .892STl 10 5-5-0 2.47 1 .905TB 4 3-0-1 1.68 1 .944TOr 2 2-0-0 1.50 0 .955VaN 23 10-7-5 2.35 1 .921WSH 2 1-1-0 3.50 0 .870

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SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP W l OT Ga Gaa SV SV% SO MIN2006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 41 23 8 6 73 1.97 955 .929 5 2,2262007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 58 33 13 8 131 2.31 1,498 .920 4 3,4082008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 71 37 24 8 159 2.33 1,950 .923 8 4,0882009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 60 26 23 8 158 2.72 1,474 .903 2 3,489WIld/NHl TOTalS 230 119 68 30 521 2.37 5,827 .918 19 13,213

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO1995-96 HIFKHelsinki Fin-U18 12 – – – 3.77 – – – – – –1996-97 HIFKHelsinkiJr. Fin-Jr. 21 – – – 2.75 – – – – – –

PiTaHelsinki Fin-2 8 – – – 3.69 – – – – – –HIFKHelsinki Finland 2 0 0 0 5.85 0 – – – – –

1997-98 HIFKHelsinkiJr. Fin-Jr. 14 7 7 0 2.98 – – – – – –HermesKokkola Fin-2 9 4 3 1 2.95 1 – – – – –

1998-99 HIFKHelsinki Finland 16 9 5 1 1.69 1 – – – – –HIFKHelsinkiJr. Fin-Jr. 15 7 7 1 3.01 1 – – – – –

1999-00 HIFKHelsinki Finland 4 0 4 0 6.58 0 – – – – –FPSForssa Fin-2 22 13 8 1 2.27 1 – – – – –

2000-01 SaiPa Finland 49 22 24 3 2.55 2 – – – – –2001-02 AIKSolna Sweden 40 – – – 3.05 1 – – – – –

AIKSolan Swe-Q 9 – – – 2.21 0 – – – – –2002-03 KarpatOulu Finland 36 16 8 9 2.16 4 15 7 8 2.00 12003-04 KarpatOulu Finland 43 24 8 0 2.03 7 15 9 6 2.33 12004-05 KarpatOulu Finland 47 27 10 10 2.17 7 12 10 2 1.25 32005-06 KarpatOulu Finland 51 32 9 10 1.68 10 4 3 1 1.84 02007-08 Finland Worlds 8 6 2 – 2.11 1 – – – – –2009-10 Finland Olympics 2 1 0 0 1.09 1 – – – – –

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP W l Ga Gaa SV SV% SO MIN2006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 5 1 4 11 2.22 134 .924 0 2962007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 6 2 4 17 2.83 153 .900 0 361WIld/NHl TOTalS 11 3 8 28 2.55 287 .911 0 658

Saves, Game:47–vs.DET,12/22/07Shots, Game:51–vs.DET,12/22/07Goals, Game:6–twotimes

Consecutive Starts:20g–3/3-4/10/09Winning Streak:7g–3/8-3/22/07losing Streak:3g–threetimes

Undef. Streak:11g–twotimesWinless Streak:5g–twotimesShutouts:19–last,3/3/10

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSHasregistered87points(18-69=87)and229PIMin219gamesinpartsoffiveNHLseasonswithChicagoandMinnesota.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSRegisteredcareer-highsingamesplayed(70)andPIM(68)…StartedseasonwithChicagoand totaled 14 points (4-10=14) and a +7 rating in 51 games before being acquired byMinnesota for Kim Johnsson and Nick Leddy (2/12)…Recorded seven points (1-6=7) andaveraged22:01TOIin19gameswiththeWild…Registeredassistand+2ratinginseason-high24:40vs.STL(3/14)…Hadassistandcareer-high+3atCGY(3/3)…RecordedPPGand+2ratingin19:38oficetimeinWilddebutvs.VAN(2/14)…Skatedin200thNHLgamevs.DAL(2/9)…Tallied twoassistsatCGY(11/19)andtwopoints (1-1=2)vs.MTL(10/30)…Registeredseason-highfour-gamepointstreak(2-2=4,10/8-10/14)…Missedeightgamesduetoinjury(12/20-12/23,1/5-1/14)withBlackhawks…Missedthreegameswithanklein-jury(3/26-3/31).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSRankedthirdamongteamdefensemenwith34assistsand40points,bothcareer-highs,whileappearingin68contests…Rankedfourthamongteambluelinerswithsixgoals,matchingacareerhigh…Registered24ofhis34assistsonthepowerplay,themostontheclub…Ledteamdefensemen,rankedsecondontheBlackhawksandsixthamongNHLbluelinerswith29power-playpoints…Recordedacareer-highnine-gamepointstreak(2-8=10,3/7-3/25),tiedforthelongeststreakontheclub…Talliedacareer-highthreeassists,allofwhichwererecordedonthepowerplayvs.PIT(2/27)…Talliedmultiplepointsinagameninetimes…Rankedsecondamongteambluelinerswith65PIM…Notchedthefirstthree-pointgameofhiscareerwithagoaland twoassistsvs.SJ (11/16)…Started theseasonwith theAHL’sRockfordIceHogs,collectingthreegoals,fivepointsanda+3ratinginsevengamesbeforebeingrecalledfortheremainderoftheseason(10/27)…LedChicagodefensemenwiththreegoalsandrankedthirdwithninepoints(3-6=9)in17contestsduringhisStanleyCupPlayoffdebut…Registeredagoal,assistandateam-highsixshotsinGame1oftheWesternConfer-enceQuarterfinalsagainstCGY(4/16)inhisNHLpostseasondebut...Matchedapostseasonhighwithtwopoints(1-1=2)atCGY(4/22)…Missedtwogamesduetoinjury(12/26,3/22).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSRecorded 18 points (6-12=18) and 52 PIM in 45 games with the Blackhawks...Skated acareer-high27:36TOIvs.CGY(1/28)…StartedtheseasoninRockford,recording19points(8-11=19)and67PIMin29gamesbeforebeingrecalled(12/20)…NamedtotheAHLCana-dianAll-StarTeamforthe2008AHLAll-StarClassicbutdidnotparticipateduetoNHLrecall.

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSPostedeightpoints(1-7=8)and44PIMin35gameswiththeBlackhawks…Recordedhisfirst NHL goal, a PPG, vs. MIN (1/14)…Collected 15 points (5-10=15) and 53 PIM in 34outingswiththeNorfolkAdmirals(AHL)…Nettedfourpoints(1-3=4)insixplayoffcontestswiththeAdmirals.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSAppearedinonegamewiththeBlackhawks,hisNHLdebut,atCOL(10/14)…Notchedoneblockedshotin11:02TOI…Totaled18points(5-13=18)in26gamesforMedicineHat(WHL).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSTallied48points(15-33=48),a+19ratingand99PIMin52outingswithMedicineHat…Addedsixpoints(3-3=6)in12playoffgames.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTSTotaled65points(21-44=65)and105PIMin69gameswithMedicineHat…Recorded12points(3-9=12)in20postseasonoutings.

2002-03HIGHLIGHTSPlayed64gamesforMedicineHat, tallying47points (10-37=47)and79PIM...Registeredsevenpoints(3-4=7)in11playoffgames.

2001-02HIGHLIGHTSMadehisWHLdebut,postingoneassistinthreegameswithMedicineHat.

INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTSCapturedGoldMedalswithCanadaat the2005and2006World JuniorChampionships…

cAM

BARkER

deFeNSeMaNShoots: left

Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 223Born: 4/4/86

Winnipeg, Manitoba

46

Tallied oneassist in threegames in2005…Ranked tied for second indefense-menscoringin2006withsixpoints(2-4=6)insixgamesandadded18PIM.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSAcquiredbyMinnesotafromChicagoinexchangeforKimJohnssonandtherightstoNickLeddy,Feb.12,2010;Se-lectedbyChicago in thefirst round (thirdoverall) of the2004NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONALCameronTaylorBarkerisspendstheoffseasoninChicagoandWinnipegwithhisPugnamedPuma…Nicknamesare“Bobby”and “Barks”…Enjoys watching movies, playing golf and spendingtime with family and friends in his free time…Lists Muhammad Ali asthepersonhewouldmost like tomeet…Mostmemorablehockeymo-ment was advancing to 2009 Western Conference Finals…Lists hisparents and grandpa as the people who most inspired his hockeycareer…Favoritepartofhockeyisbeingaroundtheboysandcom-ingtotherinkeveryday…ListsSevenasishisfavoriteTwinCitiesrestaurantand says thepeopleand fansarehis favoritepartof Minnesota…His favorite food is chicken and enjoys eat-ingoatmealforbreakfast…TheStrokesishisfavoriteband,“GoodWillHunting”ishisfavoritemovieand“Entourage”ishisfavoritetelevisionshow…ListsVancouverashisfavoriteteam toplay and enjoysplaying “Call ofDuty”…AndersonSilvaishisfavoriteathleteandbaseballishisfavoritesportoutsideofhockey.

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 11 1 2 3 -4 8 aTl 1 0 2 2 0 0 BOS 3 0 2 2 0 2 BUF 3 0 0 0 1 0 Car 3 0 1 1 1 0 CGY 15 0 10 10 3 0 CHI – – – – – – CBJ 17 1 9 10 -2 16 COl 11 3 2 5 -10 4 dal 11 1 3 4 -3 12 deT 15 1 5 6 -7 19 edM 14 3 4 7 2 2 Fla 4 0 1 1 1 4 la 11 0 1 1 0 5 MIN 10 1 0 1 -4 8 MTl 3 1 1 2 -2 0 NJ 3 1 0 1 0 2 NSH 19 1 4 5 7 21 NYI 1 0 1 1 0 2 NYr 3 0 1 1 0 17 OTT 4 0 0 0 1 0 PHI 1 0 0 0 -1 0 PHX 8 1 0 1 1 4 PIT 3 0 3 3 -1 4 SJ 15 1 8 9 -6 12 STl 13 0 3 3 2 48 TB 2 0 1 1 1 2 TOr 2 0 0 0 -1 0 VaN 12 2 5 7 4 37 WSH 1 0 0 0 1 0

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2001-02 Cornwall CJHL 72 6 23 29 132 – – – – –

MedicineHat WHL 3 0 1 1 0 – – – – –2002-03 MedicineHat WHL 64 10 37 47 -16 11 3 4 7 122003-04 MedicineHat WHL 69 21 44 65 17 20 3 9 12 18

MedicineHat MemCup – – – – – 4 0 2 2 102004-05 MedicineHat WHL 52 15 33 48 99 12 3 3 6 16

Canada WJC 3 1 0 1 4 – – – – –2005-06 MedicineHat WHL 26 5 13 18 63 13 4 8 12 59

Canada WJC 6 2 4 6 18 – – – – –

BARkER’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

BARkER’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2008-09 CHICaGO NHl 17 3 6 9 -3 2 0 0 0 32 9.4NHl TOTalS 17 3 6 9 -3 2 0 0 0 32 9.4

BARkER’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2005-06 CHICaGO NHl 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.02006-07 CHICaGO NHl 35 1 7 8 -12 44 1 0 0 38 2.6

Norfolk AHL 34 5 10 15 6 53 2 0 0 – –2007-08 CHICaGO NHl 45 6 12 18 -3 52 2 0 0 42 14.3

Rockford AHL 29 8 11 19 2 67 4 0 – – –2008-09 CHICaGO NHl 68 6 34 40 -6 65 5 0 1 101 5.9

Rockford AHL 7 3 2 5 3 6 1 0 0 – –2009-10 CHICaGO NHl 51 4 10 14 7 58 3 0 1 74 5.4

MINNeSOTa NHl 19 1 6 7 -2 10 1 0 0 31 3.2WIld TOTalS 19 1 6 7 -2 10 1 0 0 31 3.2NHl TOTalS 219 18 69 87 -16 229 12 0 2 287 6.3

Goals, Game:1–18timesassists, Game:3–vs.PIT,2/27/09Points, Game:3–twotimesPIM, Game:27–atSTL,1/2/10

+/-, Game:3–atCGY,3/3/10TOI, Game:27:36–vs.CGY,1/28/07Goal Streak:Noneassist Streak:5g–3/7-3/15/09

Point Streak:9g–3/7-3/25/09Career Hat Tricks: None

BARkER’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

32BAckSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

9kOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLIckY


32BAckSTROM

25BARkER

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAVLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY


cAREERHIGHLIGHTSRanks fourth onWild’s all-time rosterwith426gamesplayed, secondwith190assists, thirdwith267points,andsixthwith77goals…Franchise’sleaderwith87PPA…Hasregistered54multi-pointgamesincareer,includingfourfour-pointgames...Wildis46-7-1all-timewhenBouchardhastwoormorepoints...Wildis32-4-2whenBouchardscoresagoaldatingto12/23/06and14-1-0all-timewhenhetalliesthreeormorepoints…WasthesecondWildrookietopostapointinaseason-openinggame(MarianGaborik,2000)andthirdtocollectapointinhisfirst-evergame(Gaborik,PascalDupuis,2000).

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSLimitedtoonegameplayedduetoaconcussion,originallysuffered3/25/09atNYI…Skated10:44insea-son-openeratCBJ(10/3)anddidnotplayagain…Pickeduponeminorpenaltyinthatgame.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSFinishedthirdonrosterwith46points(16-30=46)andtiedforsecondwith30assists…Fourteenofhis30assistscameonthePP…WasWild’s leadingscorer (12/31-3/25)with31points (9-22=31)…Talliedgoalandtiedseason-high+3atSJ(3/5)…ScoredGWGandaddedassistvs.DET(2/21)…Hadninepoints(3-6=9)infour-gamepointstreak(1/27-2/4),tyingteamrecordformostpointsinfour-gamestretch…Tiedcareer-highwiththreeassistsin400thgame,atVAN(1/31)…Recordedtwogoals,assistand+3ratingvs.TOR(1/27)…Totaledthreepoints(1-2=3)vs.EDM(1/15)…Hadanassistinfourstraightgames(12/31-1/6)…Recordedsixpointsinthree-gamepointstreak(3-3=6,11/29-12/3)…Notchedthreepoints(2-1=3)vs.COL(12/1)…Missedthreegameswith lowerbody injury (10/14-10/18),missedfinaleightgamesofregularseasonwithconcussionsuffered3/25atNYI(3/28-4/11).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSRecordedcareer-best63points(13-50=63)andcareer-high34PIMwhileskatingin81games...Establishednewfranchisemarkwith50assists...Rankedthirdonclubwith15multi-pointcontestsincludingtwothree-pointgamesandone four-pointcontest...Notched50thcareergoalandassistvs.CBJ (10/6)...Recordedan assist in three straight games (1-3=4, 10/24-10/28) and five of six overall (1-6=7, 10/16-10/28)...Notchedsixpoints(1-5=6)duringfour-gamepointstreak(12/14-12/20)...Tiedcareer-highsingoals(2),points(4)andplus-minusrating(+3)atVAN(1/21)whilebecomingsecondplayerinteamhistorytoreach200points...Establishednewcareerhighforassistsinaseason(43)withhelperatCAR(3/6)...Skatedacareer-high23:19andpickedupassistvs.NJ(3/13)...Recordedcareer-highfive-gameassiststreak(0-5=5,3/6-3/15)tyingteam-highfortheseason...Notchedanassistineightof10contests(0-9=9,2/27-3/17)…CollectedtwoassistsatCGY(3/22)tosetfranchiserecordforassistsinaseason(49)andcollectedhiscareer-high60thpoint...MissedgamewithfluatEDM(3/24),snappingstreakof197consecutivegamesplayed...ScoredGWG,alsoaPPG,andpickedupfirstcareerfightingmajorvs.VAN(3/28)...Missedonegamewithflu(3/24).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSEstablishedcareer-highsingoals(20),gamesplayed(82)andplus/minus(+13)...OneoffourWildplayerstoappear ineverygameduringtheseason...Rankedsecondonteaminassists, tiedfor third inscoringandthirdinplus/minus...Ledteamforwardswith+13ratingandrankedtiedforsecondonteamwith16multi-pointgames...Wildwent15-1-0 ingameshescoredmultiplepoints...Tallied24power-playpoints(5-19=24)...Becamethefirstplayerinfranchisehistorytonotcheightpoints(4-4=8)inthreeconsecutivegames(12/29-1/2)...Tiedcareerhighwithfourpoint(2-2=4)performancevs.ATL(1/2)...Potted20thgoalofseasonvs.STL(4/7)becomingthefifthplayerontheteamtoreachthe20-goalplateau(Demitra,Gaborik,Koivu,Rolston)...Notchedhisfirstcareerplayoffgoal inGame4of theWesternConferenceQuarterfinalsvs.ANA(4/17).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSRankedsecondontheteaminassists(42),thirdinpoints(59)andfifthingoals(17)...Notchedeightmulti-pointgames,eachinWildvictories...Talliedthreethree-pointgamesandtwofour-pointgames...Collectedthreeassistsinseasonopeningwinvs.CGY(10/5)...Scoredfirstfourgoalsoftheseasonduringfour-gamegoalstreak(10/12-10/19)...Convertedonfirstcareerpenaltyshotattemptinwinvs.VAN(10/12)...Notchedfirstcareerfour-pointgamewithtwogoalsandtwoassistsatEDM(2/10)...Alsosetclubrecord,scoringtwogoalsin16seconds...Missedtwogames(1/7-1/9)duetoastrainednecksufferedvs.COL(1/5).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSTallieda team-leading42assistsand54points forHouston...LedAeroswith21power-playassists,28power-playpointsandfinishedtiedfortheteamleadwithsevenPPGs...Registeredateam-best14multi-pointgames.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTSBecamethethirdWildplayertoparticipateintheNHLYoungStarsGame(MarianGaborik,2002;NickSchul-tz,2003)duringAll-StarWeekendandthefirstWildplayertoscoreagoalinthegame...Missedeightgameswithleftwristinjury(11/20-11/30).

2002-03HIGHLIGHTSTalliedthreemulti-pointgames...FinishedtiedforsecondamongNHLrookiesinPPGs(5)andtiedforfifthinpowerplaypoints(5-4=9)...MadeNHLdebutinseasonopenerandnotchedanassistforfirstcareerpointvs.BOS(10/11)...Nettedhisfirstcareergoal(PP,GW)atSJ(11/9)...RegisteredoneassistandtwoPIMinfiveplayoffgamesasthelonerookieandtheyoungestplayerontheWild’splayoffroster...Pickedupfirst-

PIERRE-MARc

BOUcHARD(BOO-shahrd)

rIGHT WINGShoots: left

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 178Born: 4/27/84

Sherbrooke. Quebec

48

everplayoffpointwithapower-playassistinGameFouroftheWesternConferenceFinalsatANA(5/16).

2001-02HIGHLIGHTSLedQMJHLinscoringwith140points(46-94=140)in69games...Namedleague’sTopOffensivePlayerandtotheQMJHLFirstAll-StarTeam,andwaschosenCanadianHockeyLeaguePlayeroftheYear.

INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTSLefttheWild(12/11)tocompeteforTeamCanadaatthe2003WorldJuniorChampion-shipwherehepickedupfivepoints(2-3=5)insixgamesandearnedasilvermedal...LedTeamCanadainscoringwithfourgoalsandeightassistsineightgamesatthe2002WorldUnder-18Championship.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSelectedbyMinnesotainthefirstround(eighthoverall)ofthe2002NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONALPierre-MarcBouchardissingleandresidesinMontrealintheoffseason…Nicknameis“Butch”…Enjoysplayinggolf, tennisandPlayStation3 inhis free time…Says“Mad-den10”and“TigerWoods”arehisfavoritevideogames…ListshisfirstNHLgoalashismostmemorablemomentinhock¬ey…Beganplayinghockeyatagethreeandalsoparticipatedinbaseball,soccerandtennisasayoungster…FavoritefoodissteakandfavoriteTwinCitiesrestaurantisManny’s….ListsgolfashisfavoritesportandTigerWoodsashisfavoriteathleteoutsideofhockey…Names“PrisonBreak”ashisfavoritetelevisionshow…Enjoyscrepesforbreakfast…NamestheMontrealCanadiensashisfavoriteteamgrowingupandWayneGretzkyashisfavoriteplayer.

Goals, Game:2–ninetimesassists, Game:3–seventimesPoints, Game:4–fourtimesPIM, Game:10–vs.VAN,3/28/08

+/-, Game:+3,seventimesTOI, Game:23:19vs.NJ,3/13/08Goal Streak: 4g–10/12-10/19/05assist Streak:5g–3/6-3/15/08

Point Streak:5g–3/6-3/15/08Career Hat Tricks:None

BOUcHARD’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 21 8 7 15 5 6 aTl 4 2 4 6 2 2 BOS 6 1 6 7 1 2 BUF 6 0 4 4 -1 2 Car 4 1 1 2 -1 2 CGY 32 1 14 15 -3 12 CHI 22 4 6 10 -1 10 CBJ 22 6 13 19 9 4 COl 38 8 11 19 -9 10 dal 20 1 7 8 -7 10 deT 19 3 6 9 -8 2 edM 34 8 21 29 9 8 Fla 5 0 2 2 -2 6 la 21 2 10 12 5 2 MIN – – – – – – MTl 5 0 4 4 0 0 NJ 6 1 3 4 -2 0 NSH 22 5 10 15 5 6 NYI 5 1 3 4 1 2 NYr 5 2 2 4 -2 0 OTT 5 1 5 6 1 2 PHI 5 0 1 1 -4 2 PHX 22 2 8 10 0 12 PIT 6 0 3 3 1 0 SJ 21 4 5 9 5 6 STl 21 7 7 14 7 2 TB 6 2 3 5 -2 0 TOr 4 2 2 4 3 2 VaN 35 5 20 25 3 24 WSH 4 0 2 2 1 2

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1998-99 Mtl.-Bourassa QAHA 28 23 41 64 – – – – – –1999-00 Charles-Lemoyne QAAA 42 28 45 74 20 9 4 8 12 62000-01 Chicoutimi QMJHL 67 38 57 95 20 6 5 8 13 02001-02 Chicoutimi QMJHL 69 46 94 140 54 4 2 3 5 42001-02 Canada WJ-18 8 4 8 12 16 – – – – –

Canada U-17 5 2 6 8 4 – – – – –2002-03 Canada WJC 6 2 3 5 2 – – – – –

BOUcHARD’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

BOUcHARD’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2002-03 MINNeSOTa NHl 5 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 8 0.02004-05 Houston AHL 5 0 1 1 -4 0 0 0 0 – –2006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 5 1 1 2 -3 0 0 0 0 2 50.02007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 6 2 2 4 1 2 1 0 1 18 11.1WIld/NHl TOTalS 16 3 4 7 -3 4 1 0 1 28 10.7

BOUcHARD’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2002-03 MINNeSOTa NHl 50 7 13 20 1 18 5 0 1 53 13.22003-04 MINNeSOTa NHl 61 4 18 22 -7 22 2 0 0 60 6.72004-05 Houston AHL 67 12 42 54 -2 46 7 0 1 – –2005-06 MINNeSOTa NHl 80 17 42 59 3 28 7 0 3 118 14.42006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 20 37 57 13 14 5 0 3 173 11.62007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 81 13 50 63 11 34 6 0 4 129 10.12008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 71 16 30 46 -5 20 2 0 1 142 11.32009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0.0WIld/NHl TOTalS 426 77 190 267 16 138 27 0 12 675 11.4

32BAckSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

9kOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLIckY


32BAckSTROM

25BARkER

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAVLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY


cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hascollected91points(35-56=91)and82PIMin257gamesinpartsoffivesea-

sonswithEdmontonandMinnesota…Owns19careermulti-pointefforts.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Setcareer-highsingamesplayed(82),assists(23),points(32)andshotsongoal

(140)infirstseasonwithMinnesota…OneoftwoplayerstoappearineveryWild

game(Brunette)…Loggedcareerhigh20:17TOIvs.DAL(4/10)…NotchedGWGin

overtimeatPHI(3/25)…Talliedcareer-highthreepoints(1-2=3)vs.VAN(2/14)…

Won16of20 faceoffs vs. EDM (2/4)andwas+3…Hadcareer-highfive-game

point streak (2-4=6, 1/5-1/13)…Minnesota went 4-1-0 in that span…Scored

GWGandaddedassistvs.CGY(1/6)…Appearedin200thcareerNHLgameatCOL

(11/28)…Won48.4%offaceoffsandaveragedcareer-best15:19TOI.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded27points(11-16=27)and21PIMin79games…Rankedsixthonthe

clubandsetacareer-highwith+4rating…RankedfourthontheOilerswiththree

GWG…AddedonePPGandoneshorthandedmarker…Averaged12:43TOIandwon

51.6%offaceoffs.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Setcareer-highwith14goalsandadded17assistsand33PIMin81games…

Ranked fifth on the Oilers in goals, including three GWG and one shorthanded

tally…Won51.5%offaceoffs.

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

SplittheseasonbetweenEDMandtheWilkes-BarrePenguins(AHL)…Skatedinsix

gameswiththeOilers…RegisteredhisfirstNHLgoalandpointvs.STL(3/17)…

Skated in62gameswithWilkes-Barre…Rankedsecondonclubwith56points

(24-32=56)…Rankedsecondonteamwith+12rating…TotaledfivePPGandone

shorthandedmarker…Addedsixpoints(1-5=6)and14PIMinsixplayoffcontests.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

SplittheseasonbetweenEDMandtheIowaStars(AHL)…MadehisNHLdebutat

CGY(10/15)…Skatedin10games,collecting4PIMandsevenshots…Appeared

in55gameswithIowa…Collected31points(12-19=31),41PIManda+7rank-

ing…Totaledfourpoints(1-3=4)andtwoPIMinsevenplayoffgames.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

PlayedhisfirstprofessionalseasonwiththeEdmontonRoadrunners(AHL)…To-

taled32points(6-26=32)and49PIMin56games.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

AcquiredbyMinnesotaalongwithasixthroundpickinthe2009NHLEntryDraft

(DarcyKuemper)fromEdmontoninexchangeforafourthroundpick(KyleBigos)

andfifthroundpick(OlivierRoy)in2009EntryDraft,June27,2009;Selectedby

Edmontonintheseventhround(214thoverall)ofthe2003EntryDraft.

kYLE

BRODzIAk(BrOHd-zee-ak)

CeNTerShoots: left

Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 209Born: 5/25/84

Saint Paul, alberta

50

PERSONAL

KyleJeffreyBrodziakandhiswife,Nicole,havetwodogs,Kokoand

TobyandmaketheiroffseasonhomeinSherwoodPark,Alta.…

Nicknamesare“Brody”and“Brodzy”…Enjoysgolf,slow-pitch

softball and fishing…Most memorable hockey moment was

scoringhisfirstNHLgoal,againstSt. Louis…Mostmemo-

rable moment away from the rink was getting married…

Tapeshissticksthesamewayeverytime…Hisfriendsand

juniorcoachCurtisHuntmostinspiredhishockeycareer…

WouldliketomeetMannyRamirez…Saysscoringgoalsis

hisfavoritepartofhockey…FavoritepartofMinnesotais

theMall ofAmerica…Favorite food is steak…ListsU2,

The Shawshank Redemption and “Family Guy” among

his favorites…Reads FHM…Likes playing golf…Fa-

vorite athlete is Boston Red Sox closer Jonathan Pa-

pelbon…Enjoys eating French toast, bacon and

eggs for breakfast…Favorite video game

is“MLB:TheShow”…ActiveinCross

CancerInstituteinAlberta.

Goals, Game:2–fourtimesassists, Game: 2–ninetimesPoints, Game: 3–vs.VAN,2/14/10PIM, Game: 15–atVAN,2/6/08

+/-, Game:4–atWSH,1/13/09TOI, Game: 20:17–vs.DAL,4/10/10Goal Streak: 3g–2/12-2/16/08assist Streak: 4g–1/5-1/11/10

Point Streak: 5g–1/5-1/13/10Career Hat Tricks: None

BRODzIAk’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 13 3 1 4 1 4 aTl 3 0 0 0 -1 0 BOS 2 0 1 1 0 2 BUF 2 0 0 0 -2 0 Car 4 1 0 1 0 0 CGY 21 2 6 8 0 6 CHI 12 0 4 4 -3 2 CBJ 12 2 0 2 -4 2 COl 20 2 6 8 2 4 dal 13 2 4 6 -4 4 deT 13 0 1 1 -4 4 edM 6 0 2 2 5 2 Fla 3 0 0 0 0 0 la 12 0 0 0 -1 4 MIN 16 3 3 6 1 2 MTl 3 1 1 2 0 0 NJ 3 0 0 0 -2 0 NSH 13 0 2 2 -10 0 NYI 3 1 0 1 1 0 NYr 3 1 0 1 1 0 OTT 3 0 0 0 -1 0 PHI 4 1 2 3 4 2 PHX 13 4 7 11 8 4 PIT 4 1 3 4 3 0 SJ 13 3 2 5 -2 4 STl 15 1 2 3 -9 6 TB 4 0 1 1 -1 0 TOr 3 2 0 2 1 0 VaN 18 5 5 10 5 28 WSH 3 0 3 3 3 2

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1999-00 Ft.Saskatchewan AMBHL 36 23 33 56 57 – – – – –

MooseJaw WHL 2 0 0 0 0 – – – – –2000-01 MooseJaw WHL 57 2 8 10 49 3 0 0 0 02001-02 MooseJaw WHL 72 8 12 20 56 12 0 3 3 112002-03 MooseJaw WHL 72 32 30 62 84 13 5 3 8 162003-04 MooseJaw WHL 70 39 54 93 58 10 5 4 9 10

BRODzIAk’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

BRODzIAk’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2005-06 Iowa AHL 7 1 3 4 -1 2 0 0 1 – –2006-07 W.B./Scranton AHL 11 1 5 6 -5 14 1 0 0 – –NHl TOTalS NO NHl POSTSeaSON eXPerIeNCe

BRODzIAk’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2004-05 Edmonton AHL 56 6 26 32 1 49 1 0 0 – –2005-06 edMONTON NHl 10 0 0 0 -4 4 0 0 0 7 0.0

Iowa AHL 55 12 19 31 7 41 3 0 2 – –2006-07 edMONTON NHl 6 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 11 9.1

W.B./Scranton AHL 62 24 32 56 12 44 5 1 6 – –2007-08 edMONTON NHl 81 14 17 31 -6 33 0 1 3 125 11.22008-09 edMONTON NHl 79 11 16 27 4 21 1 1 3 99 11.12009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 9 23 32 -3 22 0 0 3 140 6.4WIld TOTalS 82 9 23 32 -3 22 0 0 3 140 6.4NHl TOTalS 257 35 56 91 -9 82 1 2 9 382 9.2

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

RankssecondonWild’sall-timerosterwith101goals,275points,47PPG,fourthwith174assistsandfifthwith407gamesplayed…Owns150careermulti-pointgames...Hasscored20ormoregoalsinfourofthelastfivesea-sons,andinsixNHLcampaignsoverall…Hasmissedatotaloftwogamesduetoinjuryinlastsevenseasons…Hasrecordedatleast30assistsineightofthelast10seasons.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Oneoftwoplayerstoappearinall82games(Brodziak)…Notched61points(25-36=61) and 12 PIM…Scored career-high 12 PPGs…Tallied a point infourof lastfivegames (2-3=5)…Notched twopoints including100thgoalwithWildatVAN(4/4)…Recordedtwopoints(1-1=2)vs.STL(3/14)toreach20-goalmarkforsixthtimeincareer…Talliedagoalinthreestraightgames(3-2=5,2/12-3/3)…Reached30assistmarkforeighthtimeinlast10sea-sonswithhelpervs.VAN(2/14)…Skatedin900thcareerNHLgameatVAN(12/12)…Hadsevenpoints(1-6=7)inthree-gamestretch(12/2-12/5)…Tal-liedseason-highthreeassistsvs.ANA(12/4)…Skatedseason-high22:32TOIvs.BOS(11/25)…Tiedcareerhighwith+3ratingvs.CAR(11/15)…Recordedapoint infirstsevengamesofseason(5-3=8,10/3-10/17)…Registeredathree-gamegoalstreak(10/10-10/16)…ScoredfirstcareerregularseasonOTgoalvs.ANA(10/6)…ScoredPPGatCBJ(10/3)for600thcareerpoint.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

RankedsecondonWildrosterinpoints(22-28=50)andgoals(22),whilethirdinPPG(nine)andtiedforthirdinGWG(three)…Wildwent15-5-2whenBru-nettescoredagoal…Hadpointsineightofseason’sfinalninegames(3/25-4/11),with10points(5-5=10)inthatspan…Recordedthreepoints(1-2=3)atNYI (3/25)…Hadgoalandassist inback-to-backgames (3/14-3/15)…NettedGWGatANA(3/8)…NamedFeb.captain-hisfifthmonthofcaptaincywithWild…Hadstreakofconsecutivegamesplayedsnappedat509(lowerbodyinjury)vs.DET(2/21)…Notchedfivepoints(1-4=5)duringthree-gamepoint streak (1/19-1/27)…Tallied 200th career NHL goal vs. STL (12/3)…Collectedthreepoints(1-2=3)atNSH(11/29)…Skatedin800NHLcontestatCOL (11/6)and registeredagoal…Recordedfivepoints (2-3=5)duringthree-gamepointstreak(10/11-10/16).Missedtwogameswithknee injury(2/21-2/22)…Underwentreconstructivekneesurgery(4/16).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Appearedinall82gamesforthefifthconsecutiveseason...OneofonlytwoAvalancheplayers toskate ineverygame...Finishedsecondon the team inscoringwith59points(19-40=59)andalsorankedsecondinassists(40)...WassecondontheclubwithsevenPPGs...NominatedfortheBillMastertonMemorialTrophybytheColoradochapterof theProfessionalHockeyWritersAssociation...Recordedhis500thcareerpointwithanassistatCGY(10/26)...Appearedinhis400thconsecutivegamevs.STL(12/9)...ScoredtwogoalsandtiedhiscareerhighwithsevenshotsatFLA(1/13)…FinishedsecondontheteaminscoringduringthemonthofMarchwith16points(6-10=16)in15games...Compiledaseason-highfive-gamepointstreak(3-4=7,2/27-3/8).

ANDREW

BRUNETTE(broo-NeHT)

leFT WINGShoots: left

Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 212Born: 8/24/73

Sudbury, Ontario

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2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

Establishedcareerhighsingoals(27),assists(56)andpoints(83)...FinishedsecondontheAva-lancheandtiedfor21st intheNHL inscoring...Wasalsosecondontheclub inassists,whichtiedfor14thintheleague...Rankedfourthontheteamingoals...Appearedinall82gamesforthe fourthconsecutiveseason...Notchedback-to-back20-goalseasons for thefirst time inhiscareer...Ledtheteamwithfivemulti-goalgamesandwassecondontheclubwith22multi-pointcontests...RecordedhisfirstcareerhattrickatEDM(12/19),eachofBrunette’sthreegoalscameonthepowerplay,makinghimonlythethirdplayerinColoradohistorytorecordthreepower-playgoalsinasinglegameandthefirstsinceJoeSakicvs.BUF(4/14/92)...JoinedLannyMcDonald(1982) as the only players to ever score three power-play goals vs. EDM...Compiled a career-high11-gamepointstreak(5-12=17)(2/8-27)...Alsohadacareer-longeight-gameassiststreak(12)from3/7-25...Skatedinhis300thconsecutivegamevs.MIN(10/29)...Recorded18pointsinFebruary(6-12=18),equalinghiscareerbestforpointsinasinglemonth(Decemberof2000)...Notchedthreeassists,includinghis300thNHLhelperatLA(2/24)...Appearedinhis700thNHLgamevs.VAN(3/27).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

FinishedthirdonColoradoinbothassists(39)andpoints(63)andrankedfourthingoals(24)...Added 11 PPGs…Appeared in all 82 games for the third straight season, extending his con-secutivegames-playedstreakto289...Playedinhis600thNHLgameatCBJ(2/10)...Recordedhis400thNHLpointwithanassistatCGY(3/31)...Tiedfortheteamleadwithninepointsduringthepostseason...Scoredthegame-tyinggoalwith57secondsleftinregulationinGame3oftheWest-ernConferenceQuarterfinalsvs.DAL(4/26)...Scoredtheseries-clinchinggoalinOTinGame5oftheWesternConferenceQuarterfinalsatDAL(4/30)...ItwashissecondcareerplayoffOTwinnerandhissecondseriesclincher(2003WesternConferenceQuarterfinalsvs.Colorado)...HejoinedMartinGelinas(three)andMartinSt.Louis(two)astheonlyactiveplayerstorecordtwoseries-clinching,OTgoalsintheStanleyCupplayoffs.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

WastheonlyMinnesotaplayertoappearinall82regularseason contests...Ranked first on the team in assists(34)andsecondinpoints(49)...LedtheclubinPPGswithseven...Notchedhis300thcareerpointwithaPPGatBUF(10/28)...Pickeduphis200thcareerassistwithahelpervs.BUF(12/13)...Skatedin500thNHLgameatCOL(1/4).

2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

Ranked thirdon theWild ingoals (18)and fourth inpoints(46)...LedMinnesotawithninePPG...SharedtheleagueleadinGTGs(three)...Potted100thca-reerNHLgoalatNSH (12/14)...Tied for fourthamong all NHL playoff scorers in goals(seven)andtied for10th inpoints (13)...AssistedonthefirstWildgoalinplayoffhistory and added a goal himself inGame 1 of the Western ConferenceQuarterfinals at COL (4/10)...

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 39 11 17 28 8 4 aTl 8 6 6 12 1 0 BOS 24 8 14 22 0 14 BUF 22 3 9 12 -5 2 Car 22 5 11 16 5 6 CGY 59 15 24 39 -9 14 CHI 40 10 18 28 -5 10 CBJ 34 5 23 28 3 6 COl 38 7 15 22 -14 10 dal 40 14 20 34 5 14 deT 42 9 12 21 -16 12 edM 59 17 22 39 6 14 Fla 22 7 12 19 10 6 la 40 8 22 30 -16 12 MIN 25 7 9 16 0 20 MTl 18 4 4 8 -3 10 NJ 22 5 3 8 -17 4 NSH 35 11 10 21 -8 14 NYI 22 7 10 17 2 4 NYr 25 7 14 21 -1 10 OTT 21 5 5 10 -8 10 PHI 24 3 7 10 -7 0 PHX 39 10 26 36 -2 6 PIT 23 3 6 9 0 14 SJ 39 8 12 20 4 14 STl 43 8 23 31 -1 20 TB 29 8 18 26 6 12 TOr 16 3 8 11 0 0 VaN 60 16 37 53 13 26 WSH 20 8 5 13 -9 6

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Goals, Game:3–atEDM,12/19/06assists, Game:4–twotimesPoints, Game: 4–threetimesPIM, Game: 6–atSTL,3/25/06

+/-, Game: 3–ninetimesTOI, Game: 23:34–vs.CGY,10/16/07Goal Streak: 6g–12/29/97-1/9/98assist Streak:8g–3/7-3/25/07

Point Streak:11g–2/8-2/27/07Career Hat Tricks:One

BRUNETTE’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1989-90 Rayside-Balfour NOHA 32 38 65 103 – – – – – –

Rayside-Balfour NOJHA 4 1 1 2 0 – – – – –1990-91 OwenSound OHL 63 15 20 35 15 – – – – –1991-92 OwenSound OHL 66 51 47 98 42 5 5 0 5 81992-93 OwenSound OHL 66 62 100 162 91 8 8 6 14 16

BRUNETTE’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

BRUNETTE’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%1993-94 Portland AHL 2 0 1 1 – 0 – – – – –

HamptonRoads ECHL 7 7 6 13 – 18 – – – – –1994-95 Portland AHL 7 3 3 6 – 10 – – – – –1995-96 WaSHINGTON NHl 6 1 3 4 -5 0 0 0 0 7 14.3

Portland AHL 20 11 18 29 – 15 – – – – –1996-97 Portland AHL 5 1 2 3 – 0 – – – – –1997-98 Portland AHL 10 1 11 12 – 12 0 0 0 – –2002-03 MINNeSOTa NHl 18 7 6 13 -3 4 4 0 1 33 21.22005-06 COlOradO NHl 9 3 6 9 -2 8 1 0 1 15 20.02007-08 COlOradO NHl 10 5 3 8 -5 2 3 0 0 18 27.8WIld TOTalS 18 7 6 13 -3 4 4 0 1 33 21.2NHl TOTalS 43 16 18 34 -15 14 8 0 2 73 21.9

BRUNETTE’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%1993-94 Portland AHL 23 9 11 20 – 10 – – – – –

Providence AHL 3 0 0 0 – 0 – – – – –HamptonRoads ECHL 20 12 18 30 – 32 – – – – –

1994-95 Portland AHL 79 30 50 80 – 53 – – – – –1995-96 WaSHINGTON NHl 11 3 3 6 5 0 0 0 1 16 18.8

Portland AHL 69 28 66 94 – 125 – – – – –1996-97 WaSHINGTON NHl 23 4 7 11 -3 12 2 0 0 23 17.4

Portland AHL 50 22 51 73 – 48 – – – – –1997-98 WaSHINGTON NHl 28 11 12 23 2 12 4 0 2 42 26.2

Portland AHL 43 21 46 67 -17 64 12 1 1 126 16.71998-99 NaSHVIlle NHl 77 11 20 31 -10 26 7 0 1 65 16.91999-00 aTlaNTa NHl 81 23 27 50 -32 30 9 0 2 107 21.52000-01 aTlaNTa NHl 77 15 44 59 -5 26 6 0 4 104 14.42001-02 MINNeSOTa NHl 81 21 48 69 -4 18 10 0 2 106 19.82002-03 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 18 28 46 -10 30 9 0 2 97 18.62003-04 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 15 34 49 3 12 7 0 3 90 16.72004-05 –DIDNOTPLAY–2005-06 COlOradO NHl 82 24 39 63 9 48 11 0 2 129 18.62006-07 COlOradO NHl 82 27 56 83 -8 36 9 0 2 173 15.62007-08 COlOradO NHl 82 19 40 59 5 14 7 0 2 125 15.22008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 80 22 28 50 -5 18 9 0 3 118 18.62009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 25 36 61 -5 12 12 0 3 129 19.4WIld TOTalS 407 101 174 275 -21 90 47 0 13 540 18.7NHl TOTalS 950 238 422 660 -58 294 102 0 29 1,324 18.0

PostedthreepointsinGame7oftheWesternConferenceQuarterfinalsatCOL,includingtheOTgoaltogivetheWilditsfirst-everseriesvictory(4/22)...Notchedtwogoalsina5-1Game6victoryvs.VANintheWesternConferenceSemifinals(3/7).

2001-02HIGHLIGHTS

LedtheWildinscoringwith69pointsand48assists...TiedforthirdinNHLinpowerplaypoints(32)...Compiledfranchise-record10-gamepoint-scoringstreak(3/7-27)...EqualedhiscareerbestwithfourpointsatBOS(11/8)andvs.CBJ(3/10)...MissedonegameatDET(12/31)withshouldercontusions.

2000-01HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded first-ever four-point game and set a career-high with four assists at LA (12/19)...Notched100thcareerassistatNYR(1/29).

1999-00HIGHLIGHTS

Skatedin81gamesasmemberofAtlantaThrashers’inauguralteam...Scoredateam-leading23goalsandfinishedwithateam-best50points(23-27=50)...Recordedhis100thNHLpointatFLA(12/22).

1998-99HIGHLIGHTS

SpentfirstfullNHLseasonwiththeexpansionNashvillePredators...ScoredthefirstgoalinPreda-torshistoryvs.CAR(10/13).

1997-98HIGHLIGHTS

SplittheseasonbetweentheCapitalsandPortland(AHL)...Notched15points(5-10=15)in10straightgames(1/13-2/7)withWashington...Setacareer-highsix-gamegoalstreak(12/27-1/9).

1995-96HIGHLIGHTS

SkatedinfirstNHLcontestatCHI(1/17)...ScoredfirstNHLgoalatFLA(2/29)...Skatedinsixpost-seasongames…Pickedupanassistinhisfirst-everplayoffcontestatPIT(4/17).

1994-95HIGHLIGHTS

NamedtotheAHLSecondAll-StarTeamwithPortland.

1992-93HIGHLIGHTS

LedtheOntarioHockeyLeaguewith62goals,100assistsand162pointswithOwenSound…NamedanOHLFirstTeamAll-StarandCanadianMajorJuniorSecondTeamAll-Star.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,July1,2008;SignedbyColoradoasafreeagent,Aug.6,2005;SignedbyMinnesotaasa freeagent, July17,2001;AcquiredbyAtlanta fromNashvilleinexchangeforafifthroundpickinthe2000NHLEntryDraft(MattHendricks),June21,1999;ClaimedbyNashvillefromWashingtoninExpansionDraft,June26,1998;OriginallyselectedbyWashingtonintheseventhround(174thoverall)ofthe1993NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

AndrewBrunetteandhiswife,Lorie,resideinValleyEast,Ont.intheoffseasonwiththeirgoldenretrieverSimon...Nicknameis“Bruno”...Enjoysplayingandwatchingallsports,especiallybase-ball...ListsBull DurhamashisfavoritemovieandLarryWalkerandSteveNashashisfavoriteathletes...NamesscoringovertimegoalinGame7of2003WesternConferenceQuarterfinalseriesagainstColoradoashismostmemorablehockeymoment...Listshisfatherasthepersonwhomostinspiredhishockeycareer...ListsBlueRodeoashisfavoritebandand“TheOffice”ashisfavoritetelevisionshow...ListsFruitLoopsashisfavoritebreakfastfoodandwalleyeashisfavoritefood...NamesSports Illustratedashisfavoritemagazinetoread.

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSIsthethirdMinnesotaWildfirstrounddraftpicktomakethejumptotheNHLthesameyearhewasdrafted (Gaborik, 2000; Bouchard, 2002)...Wild’s all-time leader in goals scored by defenseman(38),GWG(10)andpoints(137)…His372gamesplayedrankssecondamongteamblueliners…TiedwithMarianGaborikforteamrecordwithfourOTgoals…Wildis25-9-4all-timewhenBurnsscoresagoal.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSRecorded20points(3-17=20) includingtwoPPGin47gameswithMinnesota…RankedtiedforsecondonteaminaverageTOI(22:22)…NotchedanassistanddecidingSOgoalinseason-high28:55TOIatCGY(4/8)…Talliedanassist in fourconsecutivegamesplayedtoset longestpointstreakofhiscareer(3/7,3/9,3/21,3/23-missedsixgameswithinjury)…Registeredseason-highsixshots,fivehitsandanassistvs.CGY(3/7)…Was+5overtwo-gamestretch(2/14-3/3)...Postedcareer-high+4ratingatCAR(11/15)…Hadfiveassistsinseven-gamestretch(10/31-11/15)…Talliedtwoassistsvs.CAR(10/24)foronlymulti-pointgameofseason…Missed29gamesduetoconcussion(11/20-1/18)andsixgameswithhipinjury(3/11-3/19).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSFinishedthirdamongstWildbluelinerswith27points(8-19=27)whileskatingin22:25minutespergame–secondonteam…Notchedfivepoints(1-4=5)inseven-gamestretch(2/12-2/22)…HadtwoassistsatSJ(3/5)…Recordedthree-gamepointstreak(1-5=6,12/31-1/4)…Loggedfranchiserecord33:33inicetimeandrecordedcareer-highsevenshotsvs.DET(1/3)…NotchedfourthcareerOTgoalandaddedtwoassistsvs.SJ(12/31)…Recordedgoalandassistvs.COL(12/1)toreach100careerpointmark…Hadteam-highfiveshots,fivehitsandanassistvs.DAL(11/26)…Scoredthreegoalsinfive-gamestretch(10/23-10/30)…Missedfourgameswithupperbodyinjury(11/1-11/8),andmissedfinal19gamesofregularseasonwithconcussion(3/7-4/11).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSEstablishedcareerhighsingamesplayed(82),points(43),assists(28),goals(15),GWG(four)andmulti-pointgames(nine)...FourGWGtiedfranchiserecordforadefenseman,hiseightPPGwereanewteamrecordforablueliner,aswerehis155shots...Ledteamintakeaways(61),secondinaver-ageTOI(23:05)andthirdinhits(99)...Leddefensemenandrankedthirdonclubwith+12rating...RankedtiedforfifthamongNHLdefensemeningoalsandtiedforsixthinPPG...OnlyWildplayertoskateinall82gamesandsecondWilddefensemanevertoaccomplishthefeat...Wildwent11-1-3whenBurnsscoredagoaland7-0-2whenhehadtwoormorepoints...Finishedwith80PIM–morethanheaccumulated infirst threeNHL seasons combined...Went3-for-5 in shootoutattempts...Notchedgoalandassistvs.NJ(3/13)andcareer-highsevenshots...RecordedgoalandassistatATL(3/7)toestablishfranchisemarksforgoalsandpointsbyadefensemaninaseason...Skatedsea-son-high28:37vs.LAandpickedupassisttotieteamrecordforpointsinaseasonbydefenseman(34)...Tiedteamrecordforgoalsbydefenseman(11)atFLA(2/29)...Talliedgame-decidingshootoutgoalinfirstcareershootoutattemptatSTL(2/10)...Collectedcareer-highthreeassistsvs.DAL(1/3).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSFinishedseasonwitha+16ratingtoranksecondonteam...Ledteamdefensemeningoals(seven)andpoints(18)...Fourthwith86hits...Tallied20points(6-14=20)infinal43gamesaftertallyingfivepoints(1-4=5)infirst34games...Posteda+3ratinginthreegames(12/19vs.VAN;3/9atBUF;3/24vs.LA)...Cappedcomebackfromathree-goaldeficitwiththeGTG,hisfirstoftheseason,ina7-6shootoutvictoryatNSH(11/16)...Loggedseason-high25:10TOIvs.EDM(1/16)...BecamefirstNHLdefensemansince2003toscoreanOTgoalinconsecutivegamesvs.COL(3/11)andatVAN(3/13)...Recordedfirstcareerplayoffpoint(assist)inGame2atANA(4/13).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSTalliedgoalinWild’s6-3season-openingvictoryvs.CGY(10/5)...Postedthree-gameassiststreak(10/16-10/22)thatspannedthreeMinnesotavictories...TalliedfirstcareerGWGvs.CBJ(10/29).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSFinishedsecondamongHoustonAerosdefensemeningoals(11)andpoints(27).

2003-04HIGHLIGHTSMadeNHLdebutatCHI(10/8)...Talliedfirstcareerassistvs.NYR(10/10)...NotchedfirstNHLgoalinthirdgamevs.SJ(10/12)...Forcedtomisseightgames(10/25-11/15)witharightshouldersepara-tion...Satoutonegamewiththeflu(12/2).

AMATEURHIGHLIGHTSNamedOHLRookieoftheMonthinMarchafterscoring19points(9-10=19)in14contests...LedBrampton inplayoffscoringwith11points (5-6=11) in11games...Namedthesecondmost im-provedplayerintheOHLatseason’sendbyleaguecoaches.

BRENT

BURNS

deFeNSeMaNShoots: right

Ht: 6-5 • Wt: 224Born: 3/9/85

Barrie, Ontario

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INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTSTallied five assists in seven games for Canada at 2010 World Championship…Named Best Defenseman at 2008 World Championship after scoring nine points(3-6=9) and +14 rating in nine games helping Canada win the silver medal…Postedsixassistsand20PIMinsixgameswiththesilvermedal-winningCanadiansquadatthe2004WorldJuniorChampionship.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSelectedbyMinnesotainthefirstround(20thoverall)ofthe2003NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONALBrent Burns, his wife, Susan, and daughter, Peyton, reside in the Twin Cit-ies during the offseason…Names guitar, cycling, swimming and his animalsas his favorite hobbies….His animal collection includes four huskies, three par-rots, snakes, lizards and two monitors…Goes by the nickname “Burnzie”…ListsLance Armstrong as his favorite athlete and the per¬son he would most like tomeet…Names his father and grandfather as the people who most inspired his hock-ey career…Lists “Entourage,” “East Bound and Down” and “Big Brother” as his favoritetelevision shows and Shooter, Braveheart and Saving Private Ryan as his favorite movies…FavoriteTwinCitiesrestaurantsincludeManny’sandLakeElmoInn…Listssteakandpota-toesashisfavoritefoodandbaconandeggsashisfavoritebreakfast…Favoritebandsinclude JohnMayer,BradPaisley,KeithUrban,Blink-182andFallOutBoy…Saysplayinginworldchampionships,gettingdraftedandhisfirstNHLgamearethemostmemorablemomentsofhishockeycareer.

Goals, Game: 1–38timesassists, Game:3–vs.DAL,1/3/08Points, Game: 3–twotimesPIM, Game: 19–vs.VAN,3/28/08

+/-, Game: 4–atCAR,11/15/09TOI, Game: 33:33–vs.DET,1/3/09Goal Streak: 2g–twotimesassist Streak: 4g–3/7-3/23/10

Point Streak: 4g–3/7-3/23/10Career Hat Tricks: None

BURNS’NHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 18 1 6 7 -2 6 aTl 4 1 4 5 2 0 BOS 4 0 0 0 -2 4 BUF 3 1 3 4 2 0 Car 6 0 3 3 4 0 CGY 33 3 7 10 -1 19 CHI 20 1 2 3 -4 10 CBJ 19 2 2 4 3 12 COl 29 7 9 16 0 18 dal 21 0 8 8 -3 26 deT 20 1 8 9 -2 12 edM 31 4 5 9 -2 10 Fla 5 2 3 5 1 4 la 17 3 3 6 2 18 MIN – – – – – – MON 3 1 0 1 1 4 NJ 2 1 1 2 1 0 NSH 14 2 4 6 0 2 NYI 4 1 0 1 1 2 NYr 4 0 3 3 1 2 OTT 4 0 1 1 -5 2 PHI 6 0 0 0 -3 0 PHX 18 0 4 4 -2 8 PIT 4 0 2 2 0 4 SJ 21 2 8 10 -9 12 STl 18 2 6 8 -1 10 TB 6 0 0 0 -2 2 TOr 4 0 1 1 1 2 VaN 32 3 3 6 8 38 WSH 3 0 3 3 0 0

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2000-01 NorthYork MTHL 46 4 7 11 16 – – – – –2001-02 Couchiching OPJHL 68 15 25 40 14 – – – – –2002-03 Brampton OHL 68 15 25 40 14 11 5 6 11 62003-04 Canada WJC 6 0 6 6 20 – – – – –2007-08 Canada Worlds 9 3 6 9 16 – – – – –2009-10 Canada Worlds 7 0 5 5 12 – – – – –

BURNS’AMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

BURNS’PROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2004-05 Houston AHL 5 0 0 0 -4 4 0 0 0 – –2006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 5 0 1 1 1 14 0 0 0 12 0.02007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 6 0 2 2 0 6 0 0 0 17 0.0WIld/NHl TOTalS 11 0 3 3 1 20 0 0 0 29 0.0

BURNS’PROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 MINNeSOTa NHl 36 1 5 6 -10 12 0 0 0 34 2.9

Houston AHL 1 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 – –2004-05 Houston AHL 73 11 16 27 -11 57 6 2 3 – –2005-06 MINNeSOTa NHl 72 4 12 16 -7 32 1 0 1 73 5.52006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 77 7 18 25 16 26 3 0 3 108 6.52007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 15 28 43 12 80 8 0 4 158 9.52008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 59 8 19 27 -7 45 4 0 2 147 5.42009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 47 3 17 20 -15 32 2 0 0 104 2.9WIld/NHl TOTalS 373 38 99 137 -11 227 18 0 10 624 6.1

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

HasledtheNHLinhitsineachofthepasttwoseasons…Recorded318hitsin2009-10,despitemissingeightgamestoinjury…SetNHLrecordwith356hitsin2008-09,breakingthepreviousrecordof311setbyDustinBrownin2007-08...Hasregistered39points(24-15=39)and128PIMin154gameswiththeWild…Becamefourthrookietoscoreatleast10goalswithWildinaseasonin2008-09.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

LedtheNHLinhitsforthesecondconsecutiveseasonwith318…Setcareerhighswith13goals,eightassistsand21pointsin74games…LedteamwithtwoSHGs...Tiedhiscareerhighwith10hitsandaddedagoalvs.SJ(4/2)…Owned four points (2-2=4) over four-game stretch (2/6-2/14)…Recordedhisfirstcareertwo-assistgameatLA(12/28)…Tiedhiscareer-highwith10hitsandscoredagoalatMTL(12/17)…Skatedin100thcareerNHLgameatCOL (11/28)…Scoredhisfirst careerSHGand registered six shots vs.DAL(11/7)…Collectedninehitsvs.NYR(10/30)andCHI(1/9)…Skatedacareer-high20:10TOIandaddedagoalvs.NSH(10/28)…ScoredGWGin3-2OTwinvs.CAR(10/24)…Missedfivegameswithanankleinjury(10/14-10/23),twogameswiththeflu(12/5-12/7)andonegamewithaleginjury(3/9).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

LedWildinrookiescoringwith18points(11-7=18),setNHLrecordwith356hitsandfinishedtiedforsecondonWildrosterwith76PIM…Tiedrookiere-cordappearingin78games(JamesSheppard,2007-08)…Scoredempty-netgoalvs.NSH(4/10),histhirdgoalandfourthpointinfourgames…Notchedsixhitsandeightshotsvs.DAL(4/7)…TalliedgoalandassistatDET(4/5)…Alsoscoredvs.CGY(4/3)…RegisteredsevenhitsatNYI(3/25)tobreakNHLrecordforhitsinaseason…Setnewteamrecordwith10hitsvs.SJ(3/1)…Was even or better in 17 games (+6 in that span – 12/23-2/4)… Regis-teredninehitsincareer-high19:30TOIvs.ANA(2/4)…Recordedgoal,fightandninehitsvs.TOR(1/27)…ScoredfirstGWGandaddedfivehitsvs.EDM(1/15)…Talliedgoalandassistvs.PHX(1/13)…ScoredfirsttwoNHLgoalsandhadfourhitsvs.WSH(11/24)…RecalledfromAHLHouston(10/16)andmadeseasondebutthatnightatFLA.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Skatedin73gameswithHouston(AHL)andtotaled24points(11-13=24)and97PIM…DidnotregisterapointinfiveplayoffgameswithHouston…Talliedgoal inhisfirstprofessionalgame,seasonopenervs.CHI (10/6)...RecalledbyMinnesota (10/23)after playing onlyfiveprogames,allwithHouston...Appeared in twoNHLcontests…MadeNHLdebutatCOL(10/28)andalsoskatedvs.PIT(10/30).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

TurnedinOHLcareer-bestmarksinpointswith89(35-54=89)andPIM(153)forOshawa...His54assistsweresecond-mostontheteam...LedOshawawithsixSHGswhiletallying19PPGs...SignedacontractwiththeMinnesotaWildonMay27,2007.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Finishedhisfirst full seasonwithOshawa,as the team’s third-best point-scorerwith68(35-33=68)andsecond-bestgoalscorer(35).

cAL

cLUTTERBUck

rIGHT WINGShoots: right

Ht: 5-10 • Wt: 213Born: 11/18/87

Welland, Ontario

58

INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTS

WasamemberofTeamCanadaatthe2005WorldUnder-18Champion-ship…Recordedtwopoints(1-1=2)insixgamesasCanadaclaimedsilvermedal…WasamemberofTeamCanadaatthe2004Under-18JuniorWorldCup.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SelectedbyMinnesota in the third round (72ndoverall) of the2006NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

ClutterbuckissingleandresidesinWelland,Ont.intheoff-season…Nicknamesare“Clutts”or“Clutter”…Enjoysplay-inggolf,PlayStation3anddrawingwhenheisnotplayinghockey…ListsscoringhisfirstNHLgoalashismostmemo-rablemoment inhockey…Sayshisparents, JoeSakicandSteveYzermanarethepeoplethatmostinspiredhishockeycareer…ListsJasonBatemanasthepersonhewouldmostlike tomeet…SaysXcelEnergyCenter ishis favoritepartofMinnesota…FavoriteTwinCitiesrestaurantisManny’s….Lists“Dexter”ashis favorite televisionshowandThe Hang-overashisfavoritemovie…SaysVancouveristheteamhemostenjoysplayingandhittingashisfavoritepartofhockey…BaseballishisfavoritesportoutsideofhockeyandCalRipken,Jr.ishisfavoriteathlete.

Goals, Game:2–vs.WSH,11/29/08assists, Game: 2–atLA,12/28/09Points, Game:2–fivetimesPIM, Game: 15–atVAN,1/31/09

+/-, Game:2–fivetimesTOI, Game:20:10–vs.NSH,10/28/09Goal Streak:2g–threetimesassist Streak:2g–twotimes

Point Streak:2g–seventimesCareer Hat Tricks:None

cLUTTERBUck’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 7 0 1 1 1 2 aTl 1 0 1 1 1 0 BOS 2 0 0 0 -1 4 BUF 2 0 0 0 0 0 Car 3 2 0 2 2 2 CGY 12 2 1 3 0 14 CHI 8 2 0 2 -3 2 CBJ 8 0 0 0 0 0 COl 11 1 0 1 0 8 dal 8 1 1 2 -2 10 deT 8 1 2 3 -2 12 edM 11 1 2 3 2 13 Fla 1 0 0 0 -1 0 la 8 0 2 2 -2 8 MIN – – – – – – MTl 2 1 0 1 -1 0 NJ 2 0 0 0 -2 0 NSH 6 3 0 3 -1 2 NYI 3 0 0 0 0 2 NYr 2 0 0 0 0 5 OTT 2 0 0 0 -2 0 PHI 3 1 1 2 1 0 PHX 7 1 1 2 -1 9 PIT 4 1 0 1 1 0 SJ 8 2 1 3 -3 4 STl 7 0 0 0 -3 11 TB 3 0 0 0 0 0 TOr 2 1 0 1 0 5 VaN 11 1 2 3 2 15 WSH 2 3 0 3 1 0

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 St.Michael’s OHL 38 10 6 16 55 – – – – –

Oshawa OHL 27 9 9 18 42 – – – – –2005-06 Oshawa OHL 66 35 33 68 139 – – – – –2006-07 Oshawa OHL 65 35 54 89 153 9 8 5 13 21

cLUTTERBUck’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

cLUTTERBUck’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2007-08 Houston AHL 5 0 0 0 -3 14 0 0 – – –WIld/NHl TOTalS NO NHl POSTSeaSON eXPerIeNCe

cLUTTERBUck’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2007-08 Houston AHL 73 11 13 24 1 97 4 2 – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02008-09 Houston AHL 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 78 11 7 18 -5 76 1 0 1 136 8.12009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 74 13 8 21 -8 52 1 2 1 136 9.6WIld/NHl TOTalS 154 24 15 39 -13 128 2 2 2 272 8.8

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hasappearedin880gamesin12NHLseasonswithAnaheim,Florida,Carolina,New

YorkRangersandOttawa,tallying461points(169-292=461)…Owns87careermulti-

pointgames(65-11-11)…Hastotaled36points (11-25=36) in63playoffgames…

MemberofCarolinaHurricanes2006StanleyCupChampionshipteam…Is11-for-28in

shootoutattempts…PlayedtwoseasonsatSt.CloudState(1995-97)…NamedAPMin-

nesotaHighSchoolHockeyPlayeroftheYearin1995afterscoring89points(47-42=89)

in28gamesforMoorheadHighSchool.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied48points(16-32=48)in81gameswithCarolinaandOttawa…Averagedcareer

best18:45inTOI…Recorded40points(12-28=40)in60gameswithHurricanesbefore

beingtradedtoSenatorsonFeb.12…Notchedeightpoints(4-4=8)in21gameswith

Ottawa…Won51%offaceoffs,markingsixthconsecutiveseasonhisfaceoffpercent-

agewasover50%…Registeredaseasonhighthreepoints (1-2=3)vs.FLA(2/9)…

Won19of24faceoffstakenvs.COL(1/8)totiecareerhighinfaceoffswon…Picked

uptwoassistsanda+3ratingatWSH(12/28)…Loggedcareer-high25:58TOIvs.PHI

(12/26)…Netted his 10th career SHG vs. FLA (12/19)…Recorded a five-game point

streak(3-2=5)from11/25-12/5…Playedin800thcareerNHLgamevs.PHI(10/2)…

Postedthreemulti-pointeffortsandtiedforteamleadwiththreegoalsandeightpoints

insixplayoffgameswithOttawa…LedforwardsinTOIat23:14.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Reached the20-goalmark for thesecond time inhiscareer…Led team inshooting

percentage (15.8%), ranked fourthon the team ingoals (22)andwas tied for third

amongHurricanesskatersinplus/minus(+11)…Waspartofthescoringplayonfiveof

theHurricanes’eightSHG,asheledtheteaminSHG(2),assists(3)andpoints(5)…

Hadassistsinsevenofhislast10gamesplayed(3-9=12,3/3-3/21)…Had30points

(13-17=30)inhislast30gamesplayed(1/15-3/21)…Scoredtwogoalsandearnedan

assistforhisthirdthree-pointeffortoftheseasonvs.NYI(3/20)…Earnedhisfirstca-

reerNHLhattrickwiththreegoalsandearneda+3ratingvs.COL(2/22)…Thesecond

goalmarkedhis400thcareerNHLpoint…Recordedhisfirstcareerpenalty-shotgoal

atSJ(2/5)…Missed13gamesduetoinjury(leg:11/2-11/9;lowerbody:3/23-4/11)…

Notchedsixpoints(3-3=6)in18playoffgames.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Ranked tied for secondon the team inassists (36),despitemissing23gamesover

thecourseoftheseasonduetoaheadinjury…Thirdontheteaminpower-playgoals

(8)and fourthon the team inpower-playassists (15)andpower-playpoints (23)…

Establishedacareerhighinassists(36)andmatchedhiscareer-highinpoints(49)…

Assistedonashorthandedgoalbeforeleavingthegameafterahitresultedinabroken

noseatNYR(12/26)…AssistedonagoaltomatchaHurricanesrecord(sincerelocation

in1997-98)whenhepickedupanassistinhiseighthconsecutivegamevs.TB(11/18).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

Skatedin80gameswiththeRangersandscored16goalsand25assistsfor41points,

along with 52 PIM…Established career-highs in SHG (3), penalty minutes (52) and

shotsongoal(217)…LedtheteamandtiedforfifthintheNHLwithfiveshorthanded

points…Tiedforfirstontheteamandtiedfor10thintheleaguewiththreeSHG…Tied

forsecondontheteamandtiedfor13thintheleaguewithtwoshootoutgame-deciding

MATT

cULLEN

CeNTerShoots: left

Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 196Born: 11/2/76

Moorhead, Minnesota

60

goals…Tied for 14th among NHL centers with a 54.6 faceoff percentage…Registered his 200th career

assistvs.PHI(3/22)…MissedtwogamesduetoasprainedkneethatwassufferedatTOR(12/16)…Tal-

liedfourpoints(1-3=4)in10playoffgames…RecordedGWGinseriesclinchingwininGame4ofEastern

ConferenceQuarterfinalsvs.ATL(4/18).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Hadacareerseasonwhenheestablishedsingle-seasonhighsingoals(25)andpoints(25-24=49),skated

in78regular-seasongamesandhelpedCarolinatoaStanleyCuptitle…Rankedsixthontheteamingoals

(25)andthirdontheteaminshots(214)…Carolinawas17-1-4whenhescoredagoal…Reachedthe20-

goalmarkforthefirsttimeinhiscareerwiththegame-winneratATL(1/26)…Postedacareer-high,four-

gamegoal-scoringstreakfrom10/22-10/28,notchingfivegoalsoverthespan…Missedfourgameswitha

fracturedjawafterbeingplacedonIRonJan.28…Skatedin25postseasoncontests,helpingtheCarolina

HurricanescapturetheStanleyCup…TiedforthirdamongHurricanesandtiedforsixthintheNHLinplayoff

scoringwith18points(4-14=18)…RankedthirdontheteamandfourthintheNHLinplayoffassists(14)…

ScoredhisfirstcareerplayoffgoalinGame1oftheConferenceQuarterfinalsvs.MTL(4/22)…NotchedGWG

inGame5vs.MTL(4/30)…EarnedanassistonfirsttwoHurricanesgoalsin3-1victoryinGame7ofthe

StanleyCupFinalsvs.EDM(6/19).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

Playedin36regular-seasongameswithCortinaoftheItalianleague…Ledleaguewith27goalsandranked

secondwith60points…Scored22points(8-14=22)in18gamesasCortinafellintheleaguechampionship

seriestoMilan.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied19points (6-13=19)and24PIM in56games…Missed23gamesdue tosportshernia

(10/15-11/29).

2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied33points(13-20=33)and34PIMin80games,splittingtheseasonbetween

AnaheimandFlorida…Postedfourassists,settingcareer-highforassistsinagame

andtyingcareersingle-gamemarkforpointsvs.PIT(12/15).

2001-02HIGHLIGHTS

LedAnaheiminassists(30),rankedsecondinpoints(48)andthirdingoals(18)…Had

hisfirst threeNHLmulti-goalgames (all two-goalgames)…Setasingle-gameAnaheim

clubrecordforfaceoff%amongplayerswithatleast10drawsat91percent(11-of12)vs.

CAR(2/8).

2000-01HIGHLIGHTS

Appeared in all 82 games registering 40 points

(10-30=40)forAnaheim.

1999-00HIGHLIGHTS

Established single-game career

highsforpoints,andplus/minus

with four points (1-3=4) and a

(+4)ratingatWSH(10/19).

1998-99HIGHLIGHTS

Made NHL playoff debut at DET

(4/21) inGame1oftheWesternConfer-

ence Quarterfinals…Saw action in four

postseasongames.

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 7 2 2 4 3 0 aTl 34 5 15 20 1 12 BOS 28 10 7 17 9 4 BUF 34 1 8 9 -17 20 Car 20 2 7 9 -1 12 CGY 26 2 14 16 -4 6 CHI 28 7 10 17 9 20 CBJ 15 3 5 8 -1 0 COl 27 8 9 17 -5 6 dal 35 10 10 20 2 8 deT 27 3 5 8 -1 16 edM 28 6 4 10 -1 8 Fla 39 10 16 26 1 12 la 33 5 14 19 4 18 MIN 17 2 4 6 -5 4 MTl 31 11 12 23 8 18 NJ 30 2 6 8 -6 14 NSH 21 5 7 12 -1 18 NYI 31 10 12 22 3 10 NYr 28 3 11 14 6 18 OTT 29 5 8 13 -9 16 PHI 39 11 14 25 2 20 PHX 32 4 15 19 1 12 PIT 33 9 14 23 6 22 SJ 33 9 7 16 -9 16 STl 29 3 6 9 -17 24 TB 47 7 15 22 0 26 TOr 31 5 11 16 -2 14 VaN 26 0 6 6 -12 4 WSH 42 9 18 27 1 14

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Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%1996-97 Baltimore AHL 3 0 2 2 – 0 – – – – –1998-99 aNaHeIM NHl 4 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 0 6 0.02005-06 CarOlINa NHl 25 4 14 18 2 12 2 0 1 56 7.12006-07 N.Y. raNGerS NHl 10 1 3 4 -2 6 0 0 1 23 4.32008-09 CarOlINa NHl 18 3 3 6 0 14 0 1 0 29 10.32009-10 OTTaWa NHl 6 3 5 8 -3 0 2 0 0 14 21.4NHl TOTalS 63 11 25 36 -5 32 4 1 2 128 8.6

cULLEN’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

cULLEN’SPROfESSIONALcAREERSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%1996-97 Baltimore AHL 6 3 3 6 – 7 – – – – –1997-98 Cincinnati AHL 18 15 12 27 12 2 3 1 2 48 31.3

aNaHeIM NHl 61 6 21 27 -4 23 2 0 0 75 8.01998-99 Cincinnati AHL 3 1 2 3 1 8 0 0 0 8 12.5

aNaHeIM NHl 75 11 14 25 -12 47 5 1 1 112 9.81999-00 aNaHeIM NHl 80 13 26 39 5 24 1 0 1 137 9.52000-01 aNaHeIM NHl 82 10 30 40 -23 38 4 0 1 159 6.32001-02 aNaHeIM NHl 79 18 30 48 -1 24 3 1 4 164 11.02002-03 aNaHeIM NHl 50 7 14 21 -4 12 1 0 1 77 9.1

FlOrIda NHl 30 6 6 12 -4 22 2 1 1 54 11.12003-04 FlOrIda NHl 56 6 13 19 -2 24 1 0 2 75 8.02005-06 CarOlINa NHl 78 25 24 49 4 40 8 0 5 214 11.72006-07 N.Y. raNGerS NHl 80 16 25 41 0 52 2 3 2 217 7.42007-08 CarOlINa NHl 59 13 36 49 2 32 8 0 1 137 9.52008-09 CarOlINa NHl 69 22 21 43 11 20 4 2 2 139 15.82009-10 CarOlINa NHl 60 12 28 40 0 26 1 2 1 137 8.8

OTTaWa NHl 21 4 4 8 -7 8 1 0 1 58 6.9NHl TOTalS 880 169 292 461 -35 392 43 10 23 1,755 9.6

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1994-95 Moorhead HS-MN 28 47 42 89 78 – – – – –1995-96 St.Cloud WCHA 39 12 29 41 28 – – – – –

UnitedStates WJC 6 3 1 4 0 – – – – –1996-97 St.Cloud WCHA 36 15 30 45 70 – – – – –1997-98 UnitedStates Worlds 6 2 1 3 – – – – – –1998-99 UnitedStates Worlds 6 1 6 7 4 – – – – –2002-03 UnitedStates Worlds 6 1 1 2 2 – – – – –2003-04 UnitedStates Worlds 9 2 4 6 4 – – – – –2004-05 SGCortina Italy 36 27 33 60 64 – – – – –2005-06 UnitedStates Olympics DIDNOTPLAY – – – – –

cULLEN’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER1997-98HIGHLIGHTS

AmongNHLrookieleaders,rankedtiedforeighthinpoints(27)andfourthinassists(21)…His27pointswerethe

secondmostbyarookieinclubhistory(Kariya,39pointsin1994-95)…ScoredhisfirstNHLgoalvs.FLA(1/21)

(Weekes)…MadeNHLdebutatTOR(10/28)…SetaCincinnati(AHL)clubrecordwithaneight-gamegoalstreak

(1/6-2/14)…Alleightgameswerealsomulti-pointefforts(12-7=19)…NamedPlanetUSAMVPoftheAHLAll-

Stargame,scoringtwogoalsinthecontest.

1996-97HIGHLIGHTS

Selectedasafirst-teamWCHAAll-StarandnamedtotheWCHAAll-AcademicTeamwhileplayingforSt.Cloud

State…SignedanentrylevelcontractwithAnaheimonApril4,1997,andwasassignedtoBaltimore(AHL)…

RecordedanassistinhisfirstgameasaprofessionalwiththeBandits(4/4vs.St.John’s).

1995-96HIGHLIGHTS

NamedtotheWCHAAll-RookieTeam…LedSt.CloudStateinscoringwith41points(12-29=41)in39games…

Scoredfivepointsinhisfirstcollegiategame…Selectedtoplayforthe1996U.S.NationalTeam,whichcompeted

intheWorldJuniorHockeyChampionshipsandscoredfourpoints(3-1=4).

1993-95HIGHLIGHTS

NamedAPHighSchoolPlayeroftheYearin1995,scoring89points(47-42=89)in28gamesatMoorhead...Also

namedtotheMinnesotaAll-StateTeamsin1993-95…ParticipatedintheU.S.OlympicFestivalin1995,playing

inallfourgamesandscoringtwopoints(0-2-2).


Wasamemberofthe“taxisquad”fortheU.S.Olympicteamat2006WinterOlympicGames…Talliedtwopoints

(1-1=2) insixgameswithTeamUSAat the2003WorldChampionship inFinland…PlayedwithTeamUSAat

the1999WorldChampionshipinNorwayandscoredsevenpoints(1-6=7)insixgames,goodforsecondonthe

team…Competedatthe1998WorldChampionshipinSwitzerlandfortheU.Sandtiedforsecondontheteamin

scoringwiththreepoints(2-1=3)insixgames.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,July1,2010;AcquiredbyOttawafromCarolinainexchangeforAlexandre

Picardandasecondroundpickinthe2010NHLEntryDraft,Feb.12,2010;AcquiredbyCarolinafromN.Y.Rang-

ersinexchangeforAndrewHutchinson,JoeBarnesandathirdroundpickinthe2008NHLEntryDraft;Signedby

N.Y.Rangersasafreeagent,July1,2006;SignedbyCarolinaasafreeagent,Aug.5,2004;AcquiredbyFlorida

alongwithPavelTrnkaandafourthroundpickinthe2003NHLEntryDraft(JamesPemberton)fromAnaheim

inexchangeforSandisOzolinshandLanceWard,Jan.30,2003;SelectedbyAnaheiminthesecondround(35th

overall)ofthe1996NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

MatthewDavidCullenandhiswife,Bridget,havethreesons:Brooks,Wyatt,andJoey,andresideinMoorhead,

Minn.intheoffseason…Nicknameis“Cully”…ComesfromabighockeyfamilyashisbrotherMarkplaysinthe

FloridaPanthersorganizationandhisotherbrotherJoeplaysprofessionallyinEurope…Enjoysgolfing,fishing,

andhuntinginhisfreetime…Mostmemorablemomentinhockeyiswinningthe2006StanleyCupinGame7in

Carolina…Mostmemorablemomentsoutsideofhockeyarethebirthsofhischildren…Sayshisdadandmom

inspiredhiscareer…Favoritepartofhockeyisplayingonoutdoorrinks…ListshisfavoritebandsasPearlJam,

ZacBrownBand,andOkkervilRiver…Lastgoodbookhereadwas“Invictus”…Favoritefoodisbuffaloburgers

andforbreakfasthelikeshismom’shomemadewaffles…ReadsESPN the Magazine…ListsThe Naturalashis

favoritemovieand“30Rock”ashisfavoritetelevisionshow…Lovesbeingatthelakeinthesummer…Favorite

teamtoplayagainstisPittsburgh…Hehashisowncharityorganization,CullenChildren’sFoundation,which

provides financial resources to organizations that support children’s healthcare needs, with an emphasis on

cancer…Cully’sKidsCelebrityWeekendisheldinFargoeachJuly…AlsoactivelyinvolvedinTeammatesforKids

andTeam25.

Goals, Game:3-vs.COL,2/22/09assists, Game:4-vs.PIT,12/15/02Points, Game:4-twotimesPIM, Game:6-twotimes

+/-, Game:4-twotimesTOI, Game:25:58–vs.PHI,12/26/09Goal Streak:4g–10/22-10/28/05assist Streak:8g–10/22-11/08/07

Point Streak:8g–10/22-11/08/07Career Hat Tricks:1-vs.COL,2/22/09

cULLEN’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hasappearedin83NHLgamesforMinnesotagoing28-39-4witha2.66GAA,.915SV%andfourshutouts...MadehisNHLdebutvs.STL(4/4/06)andbecamethefirstgoaltenderinNHLhistorytoappearinashootoutinhisfirstgame.

2009--10HIGHLIGHTS

Appearedinsecondmostgames(25)andclaimedsecondmostwinsinhiscareer(9)…Was5-0-0witha2.03GAAanda.935SV%insixstartsatXcelEnergyCenter…Startedcareer-highsevenstraightgames(3/11-3/21)postinga3.30GAAanda.908SV%…Made43savesandtalliedassistin3-2winatBUF(3/12)…Stoppedall29shotsfacedin1-0winatCOL(1/28)…Made26savesin5-2winvs.DET(1/27)forfirstwininahomestartsince1/13/08vs.PHX…Stopped36shotsin1-0lossatSTL(1/14)…Stoppedall13shotsfacedinreliefand7of8shootoutattemptsin6-5SOwinvs.CHI(1/9)…Made20savesandstoppedbothshootoutattemptstoearnfirstwinofseasonatCOL(11/28)…Missedthreegameswithlowerbodyinjury(10/28-10/31),missedthreegameswithhipinjury(2/6-2/12),missedfinalsevengamesofseasonwithhipinjury/labrumtear.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Ownedaminiscule1.14GAAand.952SV%ineightreliefappearances…Stopped25shotsinfirststartin21games,atCBJ(4/11),earning6-3win…Made14of19appearancesontheroad…Madecareer-high44savesin2-1winatCHI(2/22)…Made42savesin1-0lossatNSH(12/6)…Earnedfirstwinofseasonmaking25savesatNSH(11/29)…Missedonegamewithlowerbodyinjury(11/18).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Establishednewteamrookierecordforwins(11)andtiedhisownclubrecordforshutoutsbyarookie(1)...Hardingmade37savesinfirststartofseasonforhisthirdcareershutoutatANA(10/14)...AccordingtoEliasSportsBureau,HardingbecamethefirstgoaliewiththreeshutoutsinhisfirsteightNHLstartssinceEdChadwickin1956...Made34savesin3-1winatSTL(10/20)...Wonback-to-backroadgamesblocking28shotsin5-2winatANA(12/14)andmade35savesin2-1winatLA(12/15)...Made30saves,including16inthirdperiod,forthirdstraightwinvs.NSH(12/18)...Woncareer-highfourthstraightstartmaking32savesvs.NYR(12/20)...Stopped26shots,allowingonly5-on-3goal,forthirdstraightwin,4-1,overPHX(1/13)...Made11savesinthirdperiodinNHLplayoffdebutinGame4atCOL(4/15).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

EstablishednewWildrecordsforSV%byarookie(.960)andtiedhisownrecordforshutoutsbyarookie(1)...Stoppedall30shotsfacedin5-0winatEDM(3/1)inhisfirststartofsea-son...Made35savesin5-1winatBUF(3/9)inhissecondstartofseason...Stopped32-of-33shotsin4-1winvs.LA(3/24).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

MadehisfirstthreeNHLappearances,postinga2-1-0recordwitha2.59GAAanda.904SV%...MadehisNHLdebutvs.STL(4/4)andbecamefirstgoaltenderinNHLhistorytoappearinashootoutinhisfirstgame...Stopped22of26shotsandheldtheBluestooneshootoutgoaltoearnhisfirstcareerwin...Claimeda2-0shutoutvictoryinhissecondcareerappear-ance,stoppingall27shots facedvs.CHI (4/11)...Ranked tied forfirst in theAHL inSV%(.922), fourth inwins (29)and13th inGAA(2.68) inhissecondAHLseason...Was24-5-0witha2.57GAAinhislast29AHLstarts...NamedtoCanadianAll-StarTeamfor2006AHLAll-StarClassic...Madefranchise-best56saves,includingateamrecord26insecondperiodof4-2winvs.TOR(1/10)...Stopped36shotsandpickedupacareer-besttwoassistsintyingcareer-highwithsixthstraightvictoryina5-3winvs.SA(1/5)...Missed13gamesduetoalower-bodyinjury.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

RankedfifthintheAHLinGAA(2.01)andpostedfourshutouts.

AMATEURHIGHLIGHTS

Postedan18-24-13recordandthreeshutoutsin57gameswithReginain2002-03inbe-ingnamedWHLMostValuablePlayerandGoaltenderoftheYear...Rankedtiedforsecondinleaguewitha.914SV%andeighthintheWHLwitha2.75GAA...NamedWHLPlayeroftheMonthinDecemberandwasnamedWHLPlayeroftheWeektwice.In2003-04,splitseasonwithReginaandBrandonandrankedsecondintheWHLinshutouts(seven)andsixthinSV%(.920)...In2001-02,appearedin42gameswithReginaandfinishedwithaclub-record2.39GAA...Finished tied forfirst in theWHL inshutouts (4), second inGAA (2.39)andwinningpercentage(.670)andfourthinwins(27).

jOSH

HARDING

GOalTeNderShoots: right

Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 199Born: 6/18/84

regina, Saskatchewan

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Wasamemberofsilvermedal-winningTeamCanadaatthe2004WorldJuniorChampionship...Made11savesin10-0victoryoverUkraineinloneappearance.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SelectedbyMinnesotainthesecondround(38thoverall)ofthe2002NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

Joshua Joel Harding is single and resides in Pasqua Lake, Sask. during the offseason…Nickname is “Hards”…Includes golfing, playing slow pitch softball, watching sports and hanging outwith friendsashis favoritehobbies…HismostmemorablehockeymomentsareplayinginhisfirstNHLgameandgettingdraftedbytheWild…Startedplaying hockey at age four and says his father, Tim, inspired hishockeycareer…Lovesto listentocountrymusic…Favor-itemusiciansincludeBradPaisley,RascalFlatts,TimMcGrawandtheZacBrownBand…Lists“Entou-rage”and“TheOffice”ashisfavoritetelevi-sion shows…Favorite video games areNHL11andMadden11…Lists steak and mashedpotatoesashis favoritefood…Favorite sportsare basketball and foot-ball and lists Tony Romo,DeMarcus Ware, Jason Wit-ten, Marion Barber, Dez Bryantand Miles Austin as his favoriteathletes…ListsthefansashisfavoritepartofMinnesota…Favorite Twin Cities res-taurant are Murrays andManny’s.

Saves, Game:44–atCHI,2/22/09Shots, Game: 45–twotimesGoals, Game:8–atDAL,12/26/07

Consec. Starts:7g–3/11-3/21/10Winning Streak:4g–12/14-12/20/07losing Streak:5g–2/12-3/24/08

Undef. Streak:4g–12/14-12/20/07Winless Streak:7g–12/6/08-2/14/09Shutouts:4–last,1/28/10

HARDING’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP W-l-OT Gaa SHO SV%aNa 5 2-3-0 2.63 1 .918aTl – – – – –BOS – – – – –BUF 2 2-0-0 1.50 0 .963CGY 6 1-4-1 2.64 0 .911Car 1 0-1-0 3.00 0 .893CHI 6 4-2-0 1.85 1 .948COl 7 3-2-1 1.70 1 .940CBJ 3 1-2-0 3.69 0 .880dal 3 0-1-0 4.32 0 .866deT 8 2-4-1 3.59 0 .901edM 10 2-4-1 2.60 1 .915Fla – – – – –la 5 2-2-0 2.36 0 .917MIN – – – – –MTl 1 0-1-0 2.03 0 .905NSH 7 3-4-0 3.01 0 .908NJ 1 0-0-0 2.07 0 .944NYI – – – – –NYr 1 1-0-0 3.00 0 .914OTT 1 0-1-0 3.16 0 .500PHI – – – – –PHX 1 1-0-0 1.00 0 .963PIT 1 0-1-0 4.00 0 .852SJ 1 0-1-0 5.00 0 .861STl 8 4-2-0 1.77 0 .938TB – – – – –TOr – – – – –VaN 4 0-3-0 4.40 0 .843WSH 1 0-1-0 2.00 0 .950

HARDING’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

HARDING’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

HARDING’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP W l OT Ga Gaa SV SV% SO MIN2004-05 Houston AHL 42 21 16 3 80 2.01 – .930 4 2,3882005-06 Houston AHL 42 29 8 0 99 2.68 1,128 .919 2 2,215

MINNeSOTa NHl 3 2 1 0 8 2.59 75 .904 1 1852006-07 Houston AHL 38 17 16 4 94 2.48 1,078 .913 1 2,270

MINNeSOTa NHl 7 3 2 1 7 1.16 167 .960 1 3612007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 29 11 15 2 77 2.94 761 .908 1 1,5712008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 19 3 9 1 32 2.21 421 .929 0 8702009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 25 9 12 0 66 3.05 626 .905 1 1,300WIld/NHl TOTalS 83 28 39 4 190 2.66 2,050 .915 4 4,286

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP W l Ga Gaa SV SV% SO MIN2004-05 Houston AHL 2 0 2 8 4.03 67 .893 0 1192005-06 Houston AHL 8 4 4 30 3.79 234 .886 0 4762007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 1 0 0 0 0.00 11 1.000 0 20WIld/NHl TOTalS 1 0 0 0 0.00 11 1.000 0 20

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO2001-02 Regina WHL 42 27 13 1 3.77 4 6 2 4 2.95 02001-02 Canada WJ-18 – – – – – – 2 2 0 1.00 02002-03 Regina WHL 57 18 24 13 2.75 3 5 1 4 2.43 02003-04 Regina WHL 28 12 14 2 3.69 2 – – – – –

Brandon WHL 27 13 11 3 5.85 5 11 5 6 3.27 0Canada WJC – – – – – – 1 1 0 0.00 1

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hasappearedin543gamesinnineNHLseasonswithOttawa,ChicagoandMinnesotaregistering450points(187-263=450),alongwith280PIM…Owns115multi-pointgames(92-13-10).2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Rankedsecondonteamwith12multi-pointgames,thirdinscoring(18-36=54),tiedforthirdinassistsandfifthingoals…Registeredtwogoalsand+3ratingvs.EDM(2/4)…Hadsix-gamepointstreak(3-5=8,1/16-1/30)…TiedcareerhighwiththreeassistsatPHX(1/16)andvs.ANA(10/6)…Hadseason-higheight-gamepointstreak(2-7=9,12/28-1/11)…Talliedsevenassistsduringcareer-highsix-gameassiststreak(12/29-1/9)…Hadsix-gamepointstreak(5-4=9,12/11-12/21)…Scoredgoalin500thNHLgamevs.COL(12/21)…RecordedfifthcareerOTgoalatCGY(12/11)…Recordedapoint infirstthreegameswithWild(1-4=5)…Missedtwogames(10/16-10/17)withgroininjury;fourcontestswithham-stringinjury(11/20-11/28),onewithillness(4/2)andfinaltwomatcheswithlower-bodyinjury(4/8,4/10).2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

LedChicagoandtalliedacareer-high48assistsand77points(29-48=77)inacareer-high81games…RankedsecondonclubandtiedforninthinNHLwithacareer-best+29…Rankedsecondonteamwith29 goals, five GWG and 249 shots…Ranked second in the league and led the Blackhawks with fourempty-netmarkers…Netted21ofhis29goalsand51ofhis77pointsonhomeice,bothtiedforseventh-bestinleague…PacedChicagowith22multiple-pointperformances,matchingaseason-highwiththreepointsinacontestseventimes…Recorded15points(4-11=15)inacareer-highnine-gamepointstreak(2/14-3/3)…LedtheBlackhawkswith15points(5-10=15)in16playoffgames…Matchedaplayoffbestwithfivemulti-pointgames…Postedsixpoints(2-4=6)inapostseason-highfourstraightgames(5/5-5/11)…Missedoneplayoffgameduetoinjury(5/27).2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Registered27points(10-17=27)in35games…Recordedapointineightofninegames(3-5=8,1/30-2/19),includingtwoseason-highfourgamestreaks…Missed22games(10/6-11/25)duetoashoulderinjury,missedsixcontests(12/23-1/4)duetoapulledgroin…Underwentseason-endingshouldersurgery(3/14).2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

LedChicagoingoals(25),assists(32),points(57)andplus-minus(+15) in56games…BecamethefirstEuropean-bornBlackhawksplayertoleadteaminpointssinceIvanBoldirev(Zranjanin,Yugoslavia)accomplishedthefeatin1977-78…SharedteamleadwithfivePPG…Matchedacareerhighwithfourpoints(2-2=4)indebutwithBlackhawksatNSH(10/5)…Recorded16multiple-pointgames…Talliedfivepoints(2-3=5)inhisfirstNHLAll-StarGame(1/24)…Missed19games(10/21-12/7)duetoasprainedankle,threegames(1/5-1/10)withapulledgroinandthreegames(4/5-4/8)duetoashoulderinjury.2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded16points(9-7=16)in18games…Notchedacareer-highfourgoalsatBUF(11/2)…LedOt-tawawithsevenplayoffgoalsandrankedsecondontheSenatorswith13points(7-6=13)in10playoffgames…Totaledmultiplepointsinfiveplayoffgames…Missed58games(12/1-4/13)duetoshouldersurgery.2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

Appearedin10gameswithMoscowDynamo(Russia),nettingtwopoints(2-0=2)…Totaledninepoints(5-4=9)inninegameswithSpartaPraha(Czech)…Totaled14points(10-4=14)in12gameswithZno-jemstiExcaliburOrli(Czech).2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

LedOttawawithsevenGWG…NamedNHL’soffensiveplayeroftheweek(1/18)aftertallyingsevenpoints(3-4=7)inthreegames…RecordedtheSens’lonehattrickoftheseasonatPIT(2/22)…Nettedmultiplepointsin19games,includingtwofour-pointoutings…Missedfirstfivegamesduetocontractdispute…Missedthreegames(11/22-25)duetohamstringinjury,missedtwogames(1/29-31)duetogroin in-jury…Suspendedtwogamesforkickingincidentvs.NYI(1/1)andtwogamesforanattempt-to-injureincidentvs.PHI(2/26).2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

RankedfourthontheSenatorswith59points(24-35=59)in67games…NotchedahattrickatDallas(1/27)…Posted14multi-pointgames, including two four-pointperformances…Appeared ina career-high18playoffgames,notching11points(5-6=11)tohelpOttawareachtheEasternConferenceFinals.2001-02HIGHLIGHTS

Totaled50points (22-28=50) in72games…Totaled sixGWG…Named to the Topps/NHLYoungStarsGamebutsufferedagroininjuryanddidnotplay…Recordedahattrickvs.PHX(12/13…Missed10games(2/4,3/19-3/21,3/30-4/13)duetoagroininjury...Talliedsevenpoints(2-5=7)in12playoffcon-tests...Notchedhisfirstcareerplayoffgoal,theseries-clinchingmarkerinovertimeatPHI(4/26).2000-01HIGHLIGHTS

Ranked thirdamongNHL rookieswith42points (19-23=42) in73games…Nominated for theCalderTrophyastoprookie...Notchedhisfirstcareerhattrickandfour-pointgamevs.ATL(3/14)…Accrued14points(7-7=14)in15contestsduringMarchtoearnrookieofthemonthhonors…RegisteredfirstNHLgoalatTOR(10/14).

MARTIN

HAVLAT(HaHV-lat)


Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 211Born: 4/19/81

Mlada Boleslav, Czech rep.

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TalliedtwoassistsinfivegamesforCzechRepublicat2010Olympics…Ledteamandrankedtiedforthirdatthetournamentwithsixpoints(3-3=6)atthe2004WorldCupofHockey…MadehisOlym-picdebutatthe2002WinterOlympicsinSaltLakeCity,registeringfourpoints(3-1=4)infourgames…CapturedtwogoldmedalsfortheCzechRepublicinthespanoffourmonthsin2000,tallyingfivepoints(3-2=5)insevengamesattheWorldJuniorChampionshipandthreepoints(2-1=3)inninegamesattheWorldChampionship…Recordedsixpoints(2-4=6)insixgamesatthe1998WorldUnder-18Championship.cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,July1,2009;AcquiredbyChicagoalongwithBryanSmolinskifromOttawainexchangeforTomPreissing,JoshHennessy,MichalBarinkaanda2008secondroundpick(PatrickWiercioch),July10,2006;SelectedbyOttawainthefirstround(26thoverall)ofthe1999EntryDraft.PERSONAL

HavlatresidesinPrague,CzechRep.,duringtheoffseason…Hobbiesincludesoc-cer, listeningtomusicandcars…ListsfirstNHLgameashismostmemorablemoment in hockey and his parents as the people who most inspired his hockeycareer…EnjoyseatingItalianfoodandsushi…ListsRogerFedererasthepersonhewouldmostliketomeet…U2ishisfavoritebandandBraveheartishisfavoritemovie…Lists“24”and“PrisonBreak”ashisfavoritetelevisionshows….SoccerishisfavoritesportoutsideofhockeyandlistsFIFA2011ashisfavoritevideogame.

Goals, Game:4–atBUF,11/2/05assists, Game:3–fivetimesPoints, Game:4–seventimesPIM, Game:10–vs.PHI,2/26/04

+/-, Game:4–threetimesTOI, Game:29:16–atCGY,2/6/07Goal Streak:6g–2/1-2/11/07assist Streak:6g–12/29/09-1/9/10

Point Streak:9g–2/14-3/3/09Career Hat Tricks:Five

HAVLAT’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa 16 2 9 11 -5 6aTl 16 6 8 14 -2 15BOS 25 9 16 25 5 10BUF 22 8 6 14 2 10CGY 20 11 9 20 5 12Car 18 7 8 15 4 4CHI 9 1 5 6 -1 0COl 20 5 9 14 6 4CBJ 24 8 17 25 6 14dal 15 9 8 17 -3 6deT 19 6 8 14 -7 2edM 20 8 8 16 9 16Fla 19 4 11 15 3 20la 18 9 8 17 -8 4MIN 14 7 4 11 0 6MTl 22 6 10 16 0 10NSH 24 11 20 31 11 20NJ 20 5 11 16 5 2NYI 17 6 8 14 2 8NYr 18 7 7 14 -4 4OTT 4 1 1 2 0 2PHI 18 4 6 10 0 10PHX 16 5 11 16 11 10PIT 15 8 4 12 -3 19SJ 17 3 6 9 -2 12STl 23 6 6 12 5 14TB 17 9 10 19 14 6TOr 22 5 10 15 3 14VaN 19 5 7 12 0 16WSH 16 6 12 18 12 4

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1997-98 YtongBrnoJr. CzRep-Jr. 32 38 29 67 – – – – – –1998-99 TrinecJr. CzRep-Jr. 31 28 23 51 – – – – – –

Trinec CzRep 24 2 3 5 4 8 0 0 0 –CzechRepublic WJ18 6 2 4 6 8 – – – – –

1999-00 Trinec CzRep 46 13 29 42 42 4 0 2 2 8CzechRepublic WJC 7 3 2 5 4 – – – – –CzechRepublic Worlds 9 2 1 3 2 – – – – –

2001-02 CzechRepublic Olympics 4 3 1 4 27 – – – – –2003-04 Sparta CzRep 5 1 3 4 8 – – – – –

CzechRepublic Worlds 3 0 0 0 4 – – – – –2004-05 CzechRepublic WorldCup 5 3 3 6 2 – – – – –

Znojmo CzRep 12 10 4 14 16 – – – – –DynamoMoscow Russia 10 2 0 2 14 – – – – –Sparta CzRep 9 5 4 9 37 – – – – –

2009-10 CzechRepublic Olympics 5 0 2 2 0 – – – – –

HAVLAT’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

HAVLAT’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2000-01 OTTaWa NHl 4 0 0 0 -4 2 0 0 0 7 0.02001-02 OTTaWa NHl 12 2 5 7 0 14 2 0 2 20 10.02002-03 OTTaWa NHl 18 5 6 11 4 14 1 0 2 52 9.62003-04 OTTaWa NHl 7 0 3 3 -1 2 0 0 0 14 0.02005-06 OTTaWa NHl 10 7 6 13 0 4 3 0 1 27 25.92008-09 CHICaGO NHl 16 5 10 15 0 8 0 0 1 35 14.3NHl TOTalS 67 19 30 49 -1 44 6 0 6 155 12.3

HAVLAT’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2000-01 OTTaWa NHl 73 19 23 42 8 20 7 0 5 133 14.32001-02 OTTaWa NHl 72 22 28 50 -7 66 9 0 6 145 15.22002-03 OTTaWa NHl 67 24 35 59 20 30 9 0 4 179 13.42003-04 OTTaWa NHl 68 31 37 68 12 46 13 0 7 175 17.72005-06 OTTaWa NHl 18 9 7 16 6 4 2 1 1 57 15.82006-07 CHICaGO NHl 56 25 32 57 15 28 5 0 1 176 14.22007-08 CHICaGO NHl 35 10 17 27 4 22 3 0 2 87 11.52008-09 CHICaGO NHl 81 29 48 77 29 30 5 0 5 249 11.62009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 73 18 36 54 -19 34 4 0 3 169 10.7WIld TOTalS 73 18 36 54 -19 34 4 0 3 169 10.7NHl TOTalS 543 187 263 450 68 280 57 1 34 1,370 13.6

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11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

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51SHEPPARD

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hastallied169points(87-82=169)and288PIMin410careerNHLcontestsduringsevenseasonswithCalgary,BostonandMinnesota…BecamesixthWildplayertorecordahattrickwiththreegoalsvs.COL(11/27)…Collected49points(27-22=49)in43gameswithBostonCollegein2000-01andwasnamedtheMostValuablePlayeroftheFrozenFour,helpingtheEaglesclaimthe2001NCAAchampionship.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Played in42Wildgamesand totaled14points (9-5=14)afterbeingacquired fromBOS (10/18)…Registeredtwomulti-pointgamesandonethree-pointouting…PlayedinsevengameswiththeBruinsandtalliedoneassist…Skatedaseason-high22:32andscoredagoalatCGY(4/8)…Postedhissecondmulti-goalgameoftheseason,scoringtwicevs.CGY(3/21)…Scoredfourgoalsoverafour-gamespan(3/16-21)…NotchedGWGvs.EDM(3/17)…Skatedin400thNHLgameatDET(3/11)…Recordedanas-sistinthreeoffourgames(12/17-23)…RecordedtheWild’s14thhattrickandthesecondofhiscareer(bothagainstCOL)withthreegoalsvs.COL(11/27),becomingthesixthWildplayertoaccomplishthefeat...Scoredhisfirstgoaloftheseason,andfirstasamemberoftheWildatSTL(10/23)…Missedatotalof32gamesduetoinjury…Missedfourgames(11/12-11/25)withanupperbodyinjury,23games(12/26-3/3)withakneeinjuryandfivegames(3/26-4/8)withakneeinjury.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Setnewcareerhighsinassists(21)andpoints(42)...Reachedthe20-goalmarkforthethirdtimeinhiscareer...Hadsevenmulti-pointgamesincludingtwotwo-goalgames...Hadtwosix-gamepointstreaks,from11/19-29(4-3=7)and3/15-31(3-3=6)...Missed14gamesduetoinjury(fracturedleg,back)...Addedsixpoints(3-3=6)in11playoffgames,includinga1-1=2effortingamesixvs.CAR(5/12).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Scoredacareer-high22goalsinreachingthe20-goalmarkforthesecondtimeinhiscareer...Hadeightmulti-pointgames,includingmatchinghiscareerhighforpointsinagamewitha2-1=3effortatTOR(11/20)...Hadafive-gamepointstreak1/24-2/5(2-4=6)...Recordedhis100thNHLpointwithanassistvs.NSH(1/29)...Missedninegamestoinjury(back,groin,fracturedtibia).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

BegantheseasoninCalgaryandcollected17points(4-13=17)and37PIMin40gamesbeforebeingtradedtoBoston(2/10)...Talliedtwopoints(1-1=2)in10Bruinsgames...Hadfourmulti-pointgames,alltwo-pointefforts...Hadafour-gamepointstreakfrom10/14-24(2-3=5)...Hadathree-gamepointstreakfrom11/28-12/5(2-3=4)...PlayedhisfirstgameasaBruinvs.COL(3/6)andscoredhisfirstpointsasaBruinwitha1-1=2effortatDET(3/11)...Missed32gamestoinjuries(concussion,elbow,post-concussionsymptoms).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Recordedhisfirst20-goalseasonwhileplayinginacareer-high77games...Hadsixmulti-pointgames,includinghisfirstcareerhattrickscoredatCOL(1/24)...Tookhisfirstcareerpenaltyshot,unsuccessfulagainstVancouver’sAlexAuld(11/7)...Missedfivegamestoinjury...Scoredhisfirstcareerplayoffgoal(GWG)atANA(4/25).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

PlayedtheseasonwithLowell(AHL)with75points(38-37=75)and110PIMin79games…Setateamrecord ingoalsandfinishedsecond in theclub’sscoring race…Tiedfor theAHL lead inplus/minus(+37)andledtheAHLinGWG(12).

2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

Played his first full NHL season...Had two multi-point games, both two-assist efforts...Missed eightgamestoinjury...Playedinall26postseasongamesastheFlamesadvancedtotheStanleyCupFinalwheretheyfelltoTampaBay...PlayedhisfirstNHLplayoffgameatVAN(4/7)andrecordedhisfirstNHLplayoffpointwithanassistatSJ(5/9).

2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

SplithisfirstproseasonbetweenCalgaryandtheirAHLaffiliate inSaint John...Hadonemulti-pointgame,a1-1=2effortatNYI(11/4)...PlayedhisfirstNHLgamevs.VAN(10/10)andscoredhisfirstNHLpointwiththeGWGatVAN(10/14)...Had33points(21-12=33)with61PIMin48SaintJohngames,including12multi-pointefforts.

AMATEURHIGHLIGHTS

Playedthe2000-01seasonatBostonCollegewith27-22=49totalsand38PIMin43careercollegegames...FinishedsecondinHockeyEast ingoalsthatseasonandwasnamedHockeyEastRookieoftheYearandaHockeyEastSecondTeamAll-Star...WonanNCAAchampionshipwith theEaglesandwasnamedtheFrozenFourtournamentMostValuablePlayerandtotheAll-TournamentTeam...PlayedoneseasonofjuniorhockeyinKelowna/WHLwith41-21=62totalsand114PIMin55gameswiththeRockets...Hada14-gamepointstreakthatseason(11-9=20),includingahattrickinhisfirstcareerjuniorgame,Oct.3,2001inPortland.


WonaSilverMedalwithTeamCanadaatthe2002WorldJuniorChampionshipscoringsixpoints(5-1=6)insevengames.

cHUck

kOBASEW(KOH-buh-soo)


Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 195Born: 4/17/82

Vancouver, British Columbia

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cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

AcquiredbyMinnesotafromBostoninexchangeforCraigWeller,a2011secondroundpickandtherightstoAlexanderFallstrom,Oct.18,2009…AcquiredbyBostonwithAndrewFerencefromCalgaryinexchangeforBradStuart,WaynePrimeauanda2008fourthroundpick(T.J.Brodie),Feb.10,2007…Originally selectedbyCalgary in thefirst round (14thoverall) of the2001NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

Chuck James Kobasew and his wife, Krissy, have two daughters, Shae andRylee…The family resides in Vernon, British Columbia, in the offseason…Nicknameis“Chucky”…Enjoysplayinggolfinhisfreetime…Listsplayinginthe2004StanleyCupFinalswithCalgaryashismostmemorablehockeymoment…Sayshisparentsandminorhockeycoachesarethepeoplethatmostinspiredhishockeycareer…Liststhebirthofhistwodaughtersashismostmemorablemomentsawayfromhockey…LanceArmstrongandEddieVedderarethetwopeoplehewouldmostliketomeet…Hisfavoritepartofhockeyiswinning…ListsFogodeChaoandOrigamiashisfavoriterestaurantsintheTwinCities…Lastbookhereadwas“EverySecondCounts”andfavoritemagazineisWineSpectator…Sayssushiishisfavoritefood…Favoritetelevisionshowis“24,”favoritemovieis“TheHangover”andfa-voritebandsarePearlJamandTheoryofaDeadman…ListsColoradoashisfavoriteteamtoplay…2010HonoraryChairmanoftheSand-manHarvestCelebrityGolfClassicinKelowna,B.C....Tour-nament helps medically, emotionally, physicallyand financially disadvantaged childrenlivingintheOkanaganValley.

Goals, Game:3–twotimes assists, Game:2–seventimesPoints, Game:3–threetimesPIM, Game:15–twotimes

+/-, Game:3–twotimesTOI, Game:23:05–vs.NYR,1/19/08Goal Streak:3g–threetimesassist Streak:3g–threetimes

Point Streak:6g–twotimesCareer Hat Tricks:Two

kOBASEW’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 14 3 2 5 0 15 aTl 9 0 1 1 0 12 BOS 6 1 2 3 0 0 BUF 14 4 4 8 2 8 Car 12 3 1 4 -3 2 CGY 5 3 0 3 1 2 CHI 14 3 4 7 2 6 CBJ 14 3 2 5 1 14 COl 23 9 10 19 2 12 dal 12 2 1 3 0 10 deT 17 7 6 13 6 10 edM 21 4 3 7 1 14 Fla 11 0 3 3 0 7 la 12 1 5 6 1 6 MIN 18 0 2 2 -3 10 MTl 20 1 8 9 -5 21 NJ 9 3 0 3 3 0 NSH 14 0 1 1 -9 13 NYI 11 4 4 8 2 2 NYr 14 4 1 5 -1 30 OTT 15 8 2 10 3 4 PHI 13 3 4 7 3 6 PHX 14 5 0 5 2 6 PIT 10 0 5 5 -4 4 SJ 13 2 0 2 -7 13 STl 18 3 2 5 -2 23 TB 9 2 2 4 -2 6 TOr 15 4 3 7 -7 4 VaN 21 4 3 7 -4 20 WSH 12 1 1 2 -6 8

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1997-98 Osoyoos KIJHL 6 2 2 4 2 – – – – –1998-99 Osoyoos KIJHL 23 25 24 49 – – – – – –

Penticton BCHL 30 11 17 28 18 – – – – –1999-00 Penticton BCHL 58 54 42 106 83 – – – – –2000-01 BostonCollege HE 43 27 22 49 38 – – – – –2001-02 Kelowna WHL 55 41 21 62 114 – – – – –

Canada WJC 7 5 1 6 2 – – – – –

kOBASEW’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

kOBASEW’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 CalGarY NHl 26 0 1 1 0 24 0 0 0 15 0.02004-05 Lowell AHL 11 6 3 9 -3 27 1 2 2 – –2005-06 CalGarY NHl 7 1 0 1 -3 0 0 0 1 13 7.72008-09 BOSTON NHl 11 3 3 6 3 14 0 0 1 23 13.0NHl TOTalS 44 4 4 8 0 38 0 0 2 51 7.8

kOBASEW’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2002-03 SaintJohn AHL 48 21 12 33 -5 61 9 1 3 126 16.7

CalGarY NHl 23 4 2 6 3 8 1 0 1 29 13.82003-04 CalGarY NHl 70 6 11 17 -12 51 3 0 0 78 7.72004-05 Lowell AHL 79 38 37 75 37 110 9 1 12 – –2005-06 CalGarY NHl 77 20 11 31 -10 64 10 0 4 143 14.02006-07 CalGarY NHl 40 4 13 17 7 37 1 0 1 69 5.8

BOSTON NHl 10 1 1 2 -6 25 1 0 0 24 4.22007-08 BOSTON NHl 73 22 17 39 6 29 6 3 3 147 15.02008-09 BOSTON NHl 68 21 21 42 5 56 6 0 3 129 16.32009-10 BOSTON NHl 7 0 1 1 -2 2 0 0 0 13 0.0

MINNeSOTa NHl 42 9 5 14 -9 16 2 0 2 58 15.5WIld TOTalS 42 9 5 14 -9 16 2 0 2 58 15.5NHl TOTalS 410 87 82 169 -24 288 30 3 14 690 12.6

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hasappearedin362gameswithMinnesota,tallying255points(79-176=255)and256PIM...Owns58careermulti-pointgamesandtheWild is42-11-5 inthosecontests…RankstiedforsecondonWild’sall-timelistinSHG(seven),thirdinassists,multi-pointgamesandshots(884),fourthinpoints,fifthingoalsandseventhingamesplayed…Haswon52.8%offaceoffsinhiscareer…RankssecondinNHLInfaceoffswonandfaceoffstakenoverlasttwoseasons…RankstiedforsixthinNHLwith20shootoutgoalsin46careerattempts(43.5%).2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

LedWildinpoints(71)andassists(49)forsecondconsecutiveseasonandsetnewcareerhighsingoals(22),assistsandpoints…Assisttotalwasoneshyofteamrecord(50byBouchard2007-08)andpointtotalwasthirdhighestinteamhistory…Rankedtiedfor16thinNHLinassistsandtiedfor23rdinscor-ing…Ledteamforwards inTOI (20:44)and rankedfirstonWildwith20multi-pointgamesand teamwent15-4-1inthosegames…RankedsecondonteamwitheightPPGandthirdingoals…Was5-for-12inshootouts(41.7%)…RankedsecondinNHLinface-offswon,seventhinfaceoffstakenandeighthinfaceoff%(56.9)…Recordedpairofgoalsvs.DAL(4/10)incareer-high27:41oficetime…Won17-of-19faceoffstakenvs.VAN(2/14)…Recordedcareer-highsix-gameassiststreak(1-7=8,12/23-1/2)…Skated in300thNHLgameat TB (11/12)…PottedGWGand twoassistsat TOR (11/10) to reach200pointsincareer…Notchedanassistinfourstraightgames(0-5=5,10/24-30)…Talliedgoal,assistanddecidingshootoutgoalvs.COL(10/21)…Namedfirstfull-timecaptaininteamhistory(10/20)…Missedtwogameswithanarminjury(3/25-26).2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

LedWildinpoints(20-47=67),assists(47),SHG(3)andrankedthirdingoals(20)…Hadteam-best16multi-pointgames…ServedasWildcaptainfourmonths(Oct.,Nov.,Jan.,March/April),thesecondtimeinteamhistoryaplayerhasservedascaptainfourtimesinseason(Bombardir2002-03)…RankedthirdinNHLinfaceoffswon(857)andfourthinfaceoffstaken(1,625)fora52.9%rate….Wildwent14-3-1whenKoivuscoredagoal,and12-3-1whenhenotchedtwoormorepoints…TalliedfirstcareerOTgoalin4-3OTwinatSJ(3/5)…Scored50thcareergoalandaddedtwoassistsatCHI(1/19)…Notched100thcareerassistatPHX(12/11)…Recordedcareer-highseven-gamepointstreak(5-6=11,11/24-12/5)…Talliedcareerhighfourassistsandfivepoints(1-4=5)atFLA(10/16)…Registeredthreestraightmulti-pointgames(1-8=9,10/11-16)…BecamefirstNHLplayertorecordnineormorepointsinteam’sfirstthreegamesofaseasonsinceAdamOatesdidsofortheBruinsin1993-94(4-5=9)…Wassixthplayertorecordeightassistsinteam’sfirstthreegamesofaseason,andthefirstsincePittsburgh’sJohnCullenandKevinStevensin1990-91,accordingtoEliasSportsBureau…Missedthreegameswithkneeinjury(3/22-3/28).2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

LedWild forwards in TOI at 20:54...Ranked second on teamwith+13 rating...Notchedassist vs.NSH(2/17) for 100th career NHL point...Collected five-game assist streak (0-6=6, 3/9-3/19)…Streak tiedteam-high...Recordedtwopoints(1-1=2)andwon17of28faceoffswhileplayingin200thNHLgamevs.VAN(3/28)...Loggedseason-high25:06oficetimevs.CGY(4/3)...Tallied12points(1-11=12)in12-gamestretch(3/9-4/3)...SufferedcrackedfibulaatVAN(11/16)andmissed24gamesbeforereturningatCHI(1/11)...Missedgamevs.LA(3/2)withflu...LedWildwithfourgoalsandsecondwithfivepoints(4-1=5)inWesternConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL.2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied 54 points (20-34=54) while appearing in all 82 games...Led team in faceoffs won (583) andfaceoffstaken(1,147)...RankedtiedforfirstintheNHLwitheightshootoutgoals(8-for-15)andtiedforsecondintheNHLwithfourgame-decidingshootoutgoals...Tallied11multi-pointgames...His33-pointincreasefrom2005-06to2006-07wasthesecond-largestpointincreaseamongplayerswhoappearedinatleast60gamesthatseason,trailingonlyTB’sMartinSt.Louis’41-pointincrease...Registeredthree-gamegoalstreak(11/16-20)...Talliedfirstcareermulti-goalgame(GWG)atCOL(2/1)...TalliedGWGvs.EDM(4/3)for20thgoalofseasonandbecamethefourthoffiveWildplayerstoreachthe20-goalplateauduringtheseason(Bouchard,Demitra,GaborikandRolston),themostinteamhistory...RecordedagoalforhisfirstcareerNHLplayoffpointinGame2vs.ANA(4/13).2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Ledteaminshootoutconversions,scoringonfour-of-six,includingonegame-decidinggoal...ScoredhisfirstNHLgoal inhissecondNHLgameatANA (11/6)...Tallied thefirstmulti-pointgameofhiscareer(0-3=3) ina4-2winvs.NSH (11/19)...Missed thefirst14gamesof theseasonwithastrainedknee(10/5-11/2).2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

PlayedfirstprofessionalseasonwithHouston(AHL)rankingsecondonteamingoals(20)andthirdinassists(28)andpoints(48)in67games...TiedforteamleadwithfourGWGsandfourmulti-goalgames...RepresentedAerosatAHLAll-Stargameandscoredagoal...Missed10gamesduetoappendectomy.INTERNATIONALcAREER

RecordedfourassistsinsixgamesasFinlandclaimedbronzemedalat2010OlympicsinVancouver…Recordedfourpoints(2-2=4)inninegamesat2007WorldChampionshipearningasilvermedal...Ap-pearedinninegameswithFinlandatthe2006WorldChampionshipandwonabronzemedalscoringfourpoints(2-2=4)...Capturedsilvermedalat2006OlympicsinTurin,Italy...WonsilvermedalwithFinlandatthe2004WorldCupofHockey...Capturedasilvermedalatthe2001WorldJuniorChampionship...Cap-tainedtheFinnishteamatthe2001WorldUnder-18Championshipandledclubinscoringwithfivepoints(2-3=5)insixcontests...Wonagoldmedalatthe2000WorldUnder-18Championshipandregisteredfourassistsinsevengames.

MIkkO

kOIVU(KOY-voo, Mee-koh)

CeNTerShoots: left

Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 219Born: 3/12/83Turku, Finland

70

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SelectedbyMinnesotainthefirstround(sixthoverall)ofthe2001NHLEntryDraft.PERSONAL

Mikko Sakari Koivu is single and resides in Turku, Finland during the offseason...Nickname is“Mik”...Beganplayinghockeyatfive inTurkuandsayshis family inspiredhishockeycareer...Mostmemorablehockeymomentwascompetinginthe2006OlympicWinterGamesforTeamFinland...Saysthebirthofhisbrother’schildrenareishismostmemorablemomentsawayfromtherink...Hisbrother,Saku,playsfortheAnaheimDucks...FavoritehobbiesincludesoccerandbadmintonandlistsRogerFedererashisfavor-iteathleteandthepersonhewouldmost like tomeet...ListsdowntownMinneapolisashis favorite thingaboutMinnesotaandManny’sashisfavoriterestaurantintheTwinCities...EnjoyslisteningtoBonJovi...Lists “Wedding Crashers” as his favorite movie and“Friends”ashisfavoritetelevisionshow...Favoritefoodissteakandfavoritebreakfastiseggs...Firstjobasakidwasscooping icecreamatan icecreamshop...Playedsoccerinadditiontohockeygrowingup.

Goals, Game:2–eighttimesassists, Game:4–atFLA,10/16/08Points, Game: 5–atFLA,10/16/08PIM, Game: 12–vs.TB,11/28/08

+/-, Game:3–fourtimesTOI, Game:27:41–vs.DAL,4/10/10Goal Streak:3g-twotimesassist Streak:6g–12/23/09-1/2/10


kOIVU’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTSVS.NHL

TeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 18 7 8 15 3 10 aTl 4 0 5 5 4 2 BOS 5 0 2 2 0 2 BUF 4 1 1 2 0 4 Car 5 1 5 6 5 2 CGY 33 5 8 13 -5 22 CHI 19 3 12 15 -2 12 CBJ 16 6 9 15 5 10 COl 34 11 13 24 -1 30 dal 17 8 5 13 -2 10 deT 16 2 5 7 1 16 edM 35 1 21 22 2 16 Fla 4 3 4 7 1 2 la 16 2 14 16 0 8 MIN – – – – – – MTl 4 1 0 1 -3 10 NJ 4 1 3 4 2 0 NSH 17 6 14 20 3 6 NYI 4 2 1 3 2 2 NYr 1 0 2 2 2 0 OTT 4 1 0 1 -6 0 PHI 3 0 0 0 -1 2 PHX 16 3 6 9 -4 12 PIT 5 1 2 3 1 0 SJ 17 1 6 7 -5 20 STl 18 2 9 11 -2 12 TB 5 1 4 5 4 14 TOr 4 1 3 4 2 4 VaN 30 9 12 21 7 28 WSH 4 0 2 2 -3 0

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1999-00 TPSTurkuU18 Fin-U18 11 4 9 13 18 13 1 4 5 8

TPSTurkuJr. Fin-Jr. 30 4 8 12 22 – – – – –Finland WJ-18 7 0 4 4 8 – – – – –

2000-01 TPSTurkuJr. Fin-Jr. 26 9 36 45 26 7 2 10 12 2TPSTurku Finland 21 0 1 1 2 3 1 1 2 6Finland WJC 7 0 3 3 8 – – – – –Finland WJ-18 6 2 3 5 6 – – – – –

2001-02 TPSTurkuJr. Fin-Jr. 2 0 1 1 12 – – – – –TPSTurku Finland 48 4 3 7 34 8 0 3 3 4Finland WJC 7 1 5 6 4 – – – – –

2002-03 TPSTurku Finland 37 7 13 20 20 7 2 2 4 62003-04 TPSTurku Finland 45 6 24 30 36 13 1 7 8 82004-05 Finland WorldCup 4 0 1 1 2 – – – – –2005-06 Finland Olympics 8 0 0 0 6 – – – – –

Finland Worlds 9 2 2 4 8 – – – – –2006-07 Finland Worlds 9 2 2 4 26 – – – – –2007-08 Finland Worlds 9 4 5 9 6 – – – – –2009-10 Finland Olympics 6 0 4 4 2 – – – – –

kOIVU’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

kOIVU’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2004-05 Houston AHL 5 1 0 1 -1 2 0 0 1 – –2006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 5 1 0 1 -1 4 0 0 0 8 12.52007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 6 4 1 5 0 4 0 1 0 20 20.0WIld/NHl TOTalS 11 5 1 6 -1 8 0 1 0 28 17.9

kOIVU’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2004-05 Houston AHL 67 20 28 48 -1 47 4 1 4 – –2005-06 MINNeSOTa NHl 64 6 15 21 -9 40 3 0 0 96 6.32006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 20 34 54 6 58 9 2 2 162 12.32007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 57 11 31 42 13 42 2 0 2 144 7.62008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 79 20 47 67 2 66 5 4 3 236 8.52009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 80 22 49 71 -2 50 8 1 2 246 8.9WIld/NHl TOTalS 362 79 176 255 10 256 27 7 9 884 8.9

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hascollected122points(73-49=122)and149PIMin287careergamesinfourNHLseasonswithMontrealandMinnesota.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Enjoyed breakout season after being acquired from Montreal for Benoit Pouliot(11/23)…Posted40points(27-13=40)in78games,settingnewcareerhighsingoals,points,PPG(seven)andGWG(four),whiletyingcareerhighwith13assists…In55gameswithWild,scored25goalsandadded12assistsfor37points…AllsevenPPGcamewithMinnesota…Finishedthirdonteamwith157hits(47withMontreal)…OneofsixplayersinWildhistorytoscore25goals(11timestotal)…Scored17goalsinjust29homegames–fifth-mostgoalsatXcelEnergyCenterinasingleseason…Recorded17points(11-6=17)inlast26games…NamedNHL’sThirdStaroftheWeek(1/18)aftercollectingeightpoints(4-4=8)infourgames(1/11-1/16)...RecordedfirstcareerhattrickatPHX(1/16)…Hadcareer-highfive-gamepointstreak(4-5=9,1/5-1/13)…Notchedcareer-highthreeassistsandfourpointsvs.PIT(1/11)…GWGwas100thcareerNHLpoint…Missedtwogameswithflu(12/19-12/21),twogameswithupperbodyinjury(4/8,4/10)…NominatedforBillMastertonTrophybyTwinCitieschapterofPHWA.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded26points(14-12=26)and45PIMin56games…Setacareerhighwitha+4rating…AddedtwoGWG…Playedhis200thNHLgamevs.ATL(3/24)…Missed18gamestoinjury(2/3-3/12)…Totaled12PIMinfourplayoffcontests.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied16goalsandadded11assists in73games…FinishedfifthontheclubwiththreeGWG…LedtheCanadienswithsixgoalsinDecember…Recordedoneassistand19PIMineightplayoffgames.

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

LedNHLrookiesinhits(164)…Tallied29points(16-13=29)andcareer-high47PIM incareer-high80games…RankedeighthamongNHL rookies inPPG (five)and GWG (three)…Ranked ninth among NHL rookies in goals (16) and 10th inshots (121)…Ranked fourthon teamwith threeGWG…Totaledfivemulti-pointgames…ScoredonthefirstpenaltyshotofhiscareerinOTT(2/8–R.Emery).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded83points(43-40)in51gameswiththeDrummondvilleVoltigeurs(QM-JHL)…Tallied12three-pointgamesandtwofour-pointgames…Notchedthreehattricks…Hada14-gamepointstreak(19-13=32,2/4-3/12)…Totaledfivepoints(3-2=5)andeightPIMinfiveplayoffcontests.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied 78 points (29-49=78) and 76 PIM in 65 games…Had nine three-pointgames, including one hat trick...Recorded a 10-game point streak (8-10=18,12/03/04-01/04/05)…Registered10points(6-4=10)andsevenPIMinsixplayoffgames.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

Totaled 49 points (24-25=49) and 66 PIM in 53 games…Also recorded a +11ratingand11PPGs…NamedtotheQuebecMajorJuniorHockeyLeagueAll-RookieTeam…Hadasix-gamepointstreak(3-7=10,11/22-12/12).

GUILLAUME

LATENDRESSE(lah-TeHN-drehs, Gee-OHM)


Ht: 6-2 • Wt: 240Born: 5/24/87

Ste.-Catharine, Quebec

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PlayedinsixgamesandwonagoldmedalwithCanadaatthe2006WorldJuniorChampionship…Talliedfivepoints(2-3=5)andfourPIMinsixgamestohelpCanadaclaimthesilvermedalatthe2005WorldUnder-18Championship.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

AcquiredbyMinnesotafromMontrealinexchangeforBenoitPouliot,Nov.23,2009;SelectedbyMontrealinthesecondround(45thoverall)ofthe2005NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

Nicknamesare“Guy”and“Tender”…Spendsoffseason inCandiac,Quebecandenjoysspendingtimewithfamily,playinggolfandanyNHLgameonhisXBox…Brother,Olivier,spenttimeintheECHLandAHL lastseason…ListshisfirstNHLgoalashismostmemorable moment in hockey…Most memorable momentaway fromhockeywas thebirthofhisson,Hayden…Sayshisdadisthepersonthatmostinspiredhishockeycareer…FavoritepartofMinnesota ishowrelaxed thepeopleare…Favorite Twin Cities restaurant is Manny’s Steakhouse…Lists BonJoviashisfavoritebandandJonBonJoviisthepersonhewouldmostliketomeet…Favoritefoodispoutineandfavoritebreakfastincludestwoeggs,bacon,sausage,toastandorangejuice…Hashostedacharitygolftournamentthelasttwosummerstobenefitchildrenwithheartdiseaseandcancer.

Goals, Game:3–atPHX,1/6/10assists, Game:3–vs.PIT,1/11/10Points, Game:4–vs.PIT,1/11/10PIM, Game:12–vs.TOR,1/8/09

+/-, Game:3–twotimesTOI, Game: 20:51–vs.VAN,2/14/10Goal Streak:3g–3/8-3/13/07assist Streak:4g–10/11-10/18/08

Point Streak:4g–1/5-1/13/10Career Hat Tricks:One–atPHX,1/6/10

LATENDRESSE’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 4 0 0 0 0 2 aTl 13 2 6 8 0 0 BOS 20 4 2 6 -7 17 BUF 21 2 1 3 -3 13 Car 13 1 3 4 -5 6 CGY 8 4 2 6 0 2 CHI 7 5 1 6 0 0 CBJ 5 1 0 1 -1 0 COl 6 1 0 1 -2 2 dal 3 1 0 1 -4 0 deT 7 1 0 1 0 0 edM 7 4 2 6 5 0 Fla 11 1 2 3 -3 8 la 5 1 1 2 1 0 MIN 2 0 1 1 1 2 MTl 1 0 0 0 0 0 NJ 11 0 1 1 -1 10 NSH 7 4 1 5 -1 6 NYI 11 4 0 4 0 4 NYr 11 1 1 2 -3 4 OTT 21 8 2 10 -2 18 PHI 13 3 3 6 0 7 PHX 6 4 1 5 1 0 PIT 12 1 5 6 -2 2 SJ 4 1 2 3 -1 4 STl 6 4 0 4 -1 0 TB 13 5 0 5 2 6 TOr 21 5 6 11 3 28 VaN 6 1 1 2 0 4 WSH 12 4 5 9 2 4

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2003-04 Drummondville QMJHL 53 24 25 49 66 – – – – –2004-05 Drummondville QMJHL 65 29 49 78 76 6 6 4 10 7

Canada WJ18 6 2 3 5 4 – – – – –2005-06 Drummondville QMJHL 51 43 40 83 105 5 3 2 5 8

Canada WJC 6 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

LATENDRESSE’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

LATENDRESSE’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2007-08 MONTreal NHl 8 0 1 1 -5 19 0 0 0 18 0.02008-09 MONTreal NHl 4 0 0 0 -2 12 0 0 0 5 0.0NHl TOTalS 12 0 1 1 -7 31 0 0 0 23 0.0

LATENDRESSE’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2006-07 MONTreal NHl 80 16 13 29 -20 47 5 0 3 121 13.22007-08 MONTreal NHl 73 16 11 27 -2 41 2 0 3 116 13.82008-09 MONTreal NHl 56 14 12 26 4 45 1 0 2 117 12.02009-10 MONTreal NHl 23 2 1 3 -4 4 0 0 0 27 7.4

MINNeSOTa NHl 55 25 12 37 1 12 7 0 4 133 18.8WIld TOTalS 55 25 12 37 1 12 7 0 4 133 18.8NHl TOTalS 287 73 49 122 -21 149 15 0 12 514 14.2

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Athree-timeStanleyCupchampion,Maddenhasdelivered320points(150-170=320)in791careergames…Hasappearedintheplayoffsin each of his 10 full NHL seasons…Tallied 43 points (21-22=43)in 134 postseason matches…Won the Frank J. Selke Award as theleague’soutstandingdefensive forward in2001…Namedrunner-upfortheawardin2003,2004and2008.2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Registered 23 points (10-13=23) in 79 games for the Stanley CupchampionChicagoBlackhawks…Dishedoutapairofhelpersvs.DET(3/7)…Pottedtwogoalsvs.NSH(12/27)…Went9-for-9inthefaceoffcirclevs.SJ(11/15)…Claimedpointsinback-to-backgamesfivedif-ferenttimes…Rankedamongthetop20intheNHLbywinning53%offaceoffstaken…Ledteamforwardswith58blockedshots…Nettedonegoalandoneassistin22postseasongamesfortheCupwinners...Missedthreegameswithalower-bodyinjury.2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Netted 23 points (7-16=23) in 76 games with New Jersey…Talliedpoints ina career-highfive consecutivegames (1-6=7) from1/13-21…Posted points in back-to-back games three times, includ-ingconsecutivegameswith twoassistsatNSH (1/19)andvs.MTL(1/21)…Nettedaseason-hightwogoalsvs.DAL(10/22)…Scoredhisfranchise-record17thSHGatATL(2/6)…Servedasanalternatecap-tain…TalliedoneassistinsevenpostseasoncontestsfortheDevilsintheEasternConferenceQuarterfinals.2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Ranked thirdwith20goalsand fourthon theDevilswithacareer-high43points(20-23=43)in80games…Tiedacareer-highwithhis23 assists…Posted ten multi-point games…Tallied a career-highthreeassistsandaddedagoalforaseason-highfourpointsvs.TB(10/31)…Nettedaseason-hightwogoalstwice…Compiledasea-son-highfour-gamepointstreak(3-1=4)from2/18-24…NotchedhisfirstcareerovertimegoalatWSH(2/24)…Skatedinhis600thcareerNHLgameatBUF(1/12)…FinishedsecondinvotingfortheFrankJ.SelkeTrophyastheLeague’soutstandingdefensiveforward…Talliedthreepoints(2-1=3)infivepostseasoncontests…Scoredhisfirstca-reerplayoffovertimegoalvs.NYR(4/13).2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

Totaled32points(12-20=32)in74gameswiththeDevils…LedNewJerseywith threeGWG…Postedaseason-highthreepoints (2-1=3)atTOR(10/12)…Talliedtwopoints(1-1=2)in11postseasongames.2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

jOHN

MADDEN

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa 16 1 3 4 0 0aTl 35 14 10 24 2 6BOS 38 4 14 18 -1 6BUF 36 7 10 17 1 12CGY 13 1 1 2 0 2Car 35 8 8 16 7 8CHI 12 2 2 4 0 6COl 16 4 1 5 -1 4CBJ 14 1 4 5 -3 6dal 15 4 2 6 8 2deT 15 1 3 4 0 0edM 11 4 1 5 0 12Fla 35 5 7 12 4 4la 16 6 6 12 4 4MIN 12 2 4 6 0 6MTl 36 4 9 13 1 4NSH 17 4 6 10 8 4NJ 2 1 0 1 1 0NYI 54 13 10 23 12 16NYr 56 5 11 16 -1 20OTT 35 5 4 9 -5 17PHI 53 8 4 12 -7 20PHX 15 2 2 4 1 2PIT 56 10 12 22 -10 10SJ 14 3 3 6 3 2STl 16 2 4 6 2 0TB 34 6 16 22 15 6TOr 35 13 5 18 2 6VaN 13 0 4 4 -4 0WSH 36 10 4 14 -6 20

CeNTerShoots: left

Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 194Born: 5/4/73

Barrie, Ontario

74

Collected36points(16-20=36)whileskatinginall82gameswiththeDevils…Rankedfourthontheteamwith16goals…Recordedpointsinaseason-highfourconsecutivegames(3-1=4) from3/28-4/2…Scoredhis100thcareerNHLgoalatPHI (4/1)…Re-cordedfivepoints(4-1=5)inninepostseasoncontests…Talliedahattrick,includinganNHLrecord-tyingtwoSHG,inGame2ofEasternConferenceQuarterfinalsatNYR(4/24).2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

HeldscorelessinthreegameswithHIFKHelsinkiofSM-liiga(Finland).2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied35points(12-23=35)in80gameswithNewJersey…Establishedacareer-highwith23helpersduringtheseason…FinishedsecondinvotingfortheFrankJ.SelkeTro-phyastheLeague’soutstandingdefensiveforward…Heldscorelessinfivepostseasongames.2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

HelpedleadtheNewJerseyDevilstoStanleyCupChampionshipwith19goalsand22as-sistsin80regular-seasongames…Postedthesecondhattrickofhiscareerandaddedanassist for a season-high fourpointsatWSH (2/5)…Missedagamedue to injurysnappingastreakof189consecutivegamesplayed(3/27)…Finishedthirdonclubwithacareer-high16points(6-10=16)in24postseasongames…FinishedsecondinvotingforFrankJ.SelkeTrophyastheLeague’soutstandingdefensiveforward…TiedtheDevilsfranchiserecordforpointsinafive-gameserieswitheight(2-6=8)duringtheEasternConferenceQuarterfinalsagainstBoston.2001-02HIGHLIGHTS

Tallied23points(15-8=23)whilebeingtheonlyDevilsforwardtoskateinall82games…Heldscorelessinsixplayoffgames.2000-01HIGHLIGHTS

AwardedtheFrankJ.SelkeTrophyastheLeague’soutstandingdefen-siveforward…Nettedacareer-high23goalsandaccrued15assistsin80gamesfortheEasternConferenceChampionDevils…Tiedforfourthontheteamwith23goals…Establishedacareer-highwitha+24rating…Notcheda career-high four goals and added anassistforacareer-bestfive-pointsatPIT(10/28)...Becamepartofthefirstpairofteammates(RandyMcKay)since1922tobothscorefourgoalsinagamethatnight…Talliedsevenpoints(4-3=7) in25postseasongames.

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1999-00HIGHLIGHTS

Registered25points (16-9=25) in74games for theStanleyCupChampionNewJerseyDevilsduringhisfirstfullNHLseason…Tiedthethen-rookierecordandledtheNHLwithsixSHG…NettedfirstcareerNHLgoalatPHI(10/30)…Postedsevenpoints(3-4=7)in20Playoffgames…EarnedtheDevils’UnsungHeroAwardasvotedbyhisteammates.1998-99HIGHLIGHTS

MadehisNHLdebutatNYR(1/6)…CollectedhisfirstcareerNHLpointwithanassistatSJ(1/18)…LedtheAlbanyRiverRats(AHL)with98points(38-60=98)and60assistsin75games…RankedthirdintheAHLinscoring,thirdinassists,fourthingoals,thirdinGWG(eight),andpacedtheleaguewith334shots…RepresentedCanadaatAHLAll-StarClassic inPhiladelphiabypottingagoal…Postedaseason-high15-gamepointstreak(10-16=26)from3/20-4/16.1997-98HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded20goalsand36assistsin74gameswhilemakingprofessionaldebutwithAlba-ny…Rankedfourthontheclubwith56points(20-36=56)…LedAHLwitha+35rating…PacedtheRiverRatswith16points(3-13=16)anda+8ratingin13postseasongames.AMATEURHIGHLIGHTS

InfourseasonsattheUniversityofMichiganhecollected180points(80-100=180)in160games…SetanNCAArecordwith23SHGinhiscareer…WasamemberofMichigan’s1996NCAAChampionshipsquad…Namedafinalistforthe1997HobeyBakerAward.cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,Aug.6,2010;SignedbyChicagoasafreeagent,July1,2009;SignedbyNewJerseyasafreeagent,June26,1997.PERSONAL

John JosephMaddenandhiswife, Lauren, have two children, Tyler, andReese, and sixdogs...Hisnicknameis“Mads”andhelistsmostmemorablehockeymomentiswinningtheStanleyCuplastseasonwiththeChicagoBlackhawks...Inhissparetime,Maddenlikestogolfandfish...Hismostmemorablemomentawayfromtherinkisthebirthofhischil-dren...SaysthathisdadmostinsipiredhishockeycareerandthatWillSmithisthepersonhe’dmostliketomeet...HisfavoritepartofhockeyishangingoutwithhisteammatesandhisfavoritepartofMinnesota ishowfriendlyeveryone is...Hisfavoriterestaurant intheTwinCitiesisSevenandhisfavoritefoodispizza...ListsSnatchashisfavoritemovieand“House”ashisfavoritetelevisionshow...Hisfavoritebreakfast iseggsandhisfavoriteathleteisNewEnglandPatriotsquarterbackTomBrady...ListstheTorontoMapleLeafsashisfavoriteteamtoplayagainstandGoldenTeeashisfavoritevideogame.

Goals, Game:4–atPIT,10/28/00assists, Game:3–vs.TB,10/31/07Points, Game:5–atPIT,10/28/00PIM, Game:6–vs.BUF,11/19/02

+/-, Game:5–atPIT,10/28/00TOI, Game:25:00-vs.PHI3/28/08Goal Streak:4g–4/10-10/10/02assist Streak:3g–fivetimes

Point Streak:5g-1/13-1/21/09Career Hat Tricks: Two

MADDEN’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1989-90 Alliston OHA 31 24 25 49 26 – – – – –1990-91 Alliston OHA 14 15 21 35 10 – – – – –

Barrie OHA 1 0 0 0 0 – – – – –1991-92 Barrie OHA 42 50 54 104 46 13 10 9 19 141992-93 Barrie COJHL 43 49 75 124 62 – – – – –1993-94 Michigan CCHA 36 6 11 17 14 – – – – –1994-95 Michigan CCHA 39 21 22 43 8 – – – – –1995-96 Michigan CCHA 43 27 30 57 45 – – – – –1996-97 Michigan CCHA 42 26 37 63 56 – – – – –2004-05 HIFK Finland 3 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

MADDEN’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

MADDEN’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%1997-98 Albany AHL 13 3 13 16 – 14 0 1 1 – –1998-99 Albany AHL 5 2 2 4 – 6 1 0 0 – –1999-00 NeW JerSeY NHl 20 3 4 7 4 0 0 1 2 38 7.92000-01 NeW JerSeY NHl 25 4 3 7 2 6 0 0 0 62 6.52001-02 NeW JerSeY NHl 6 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 16 0.02002-03 NeW JerSeY NHl 24 6 10 16 10 2 2 1 1 77 7.82003-04 NeW JerSeY NHl 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0.02005-06 NeW JerSeY NHl 9 4 1 5 2 8 0 2 0 27 14.82006-07 NeW JerSeY NHl 11 1 1 2 -6 2 0 0 0 24 4.22007-08 NeW JerSeY NHl 5 2 1 3 -5 2 0 0 1 14 14.32008-09 NeW JerSeY NHl 7 0 1 1 -3 4 0 0 0 18 0.02009-10 CHICaGO NHl 22 1 1 2 -2 2 0 0 0 24 4.2NHl TOTalS 134 21 22 43 1 26 2 4 4 313 6.7

MADDEN’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%1997-98 Albany AHL 74 20 36 56 35 40 3 2 4 227 8.81998-99 Albany AHL 75 38 60 98 24 44 8 6 8 334 11.4

NeW JerSeY NHl 4 0 1 1 -2 0 0 0 0 4 0.01999-00 NeW JerSeY NHl 74 16 9 25 7 6 0 6 3 115 13.92000-01 NeW JerSeY NHl 80 23 15 38 24 12 0 3 4 163 14.12001-02 NeW JerSeY NHl 82 15 8 23 6 25 0 0 2 170 8.82002-03 NeW JerSeY NHl 80 19 22 41 13 26 2 2 3 207 9.22003-04 NeW JerSeY NHl 80 12 23 35 7 22 1 1 1 210 5.72005-06 NeW JerSeY NHl 82 16 20 36 -7 36 0 1 0 194 8.22006-07 NeW JerSeY NHl 74 12 20 32 -7 14 0 0 1 153 7.82007-08 NeW JerSeY NHl 80 20 23 43 1 26 3 3 3 185 10.82008-09 NeW JerSeY NHl 76 7 16 23 -7 26 0 1 2 132 5.32009-10 CHICaGO NHl 79 10 13 23 -2 12 0 0 0 127 7.9NHl TOTalS 791 150 170 320 33 205 6 17 19 1,660 9.0

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hastallied177points(73-104=177)in399NHLgamesinsixseasonswithDallasandMinnesota...Owns 31 career multi-point games (25-5-1)…Miettinen became the firstplayerinWildhistorytoscoreagoalineachofhisfirstthreegameswiththeteam(10/11-10/16/08).

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

RankedfifthonWild inscoringwith42points(20-22=42), fourth ingoalsandtiedforsixthinassists…Goaltotalmarkedcareerhigh,andwastwopointsoffcareer-high44pointssetin2008-09…TalliedfivePPGandsetnewcareerhighwithfourGWG…Talliedtwo points (1-1=2) including 100th career assist vs. STL (3/14)…Scored 16th goal ofseasonvs.EDM(2/4)toestablishnewcareerhigh…Notchedthreepoints(2-1=3)vs.ANA(12/4),vs.VAN(1/13),atDAL(1/18)…Scoredagoalinsix-of-eightgamesplayed(7-2=9,11/15-12/9)andinthreestraight(4-1=5,12/2-12/5)…Recordedfirstmulti-pointgameofseason(1-1=2)vs.PHX(11/18)alongwithseason-highfiveshotsand21:52TOI…Hadsevenhitsvs.COL(10/21)…Missedthreegameswithflu(11/25-11/28).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Setcareerhighswith29assistsand44pointswhileskatingincareer-best82games…Oneoftwoplayerstoappearineverygame(Sheppard)...Rankedfifthonteaminpoints,fourthinassistsandfifthingoals…RegisteredthreeGWGandhisfirsttwocareerSHG(2/28atEDMand2/8vs.EDM)…Wildwas16-5-3whenhewas+1orbetter,and8-3-2whenhescoredagoal…Skatedin300thcareergameatVAN(3/3)…Talliedpairofassistsvs.TOR(1/27)tosetnewcareerhighwith22helpers…Recordedback-to-backmulti-pointgames(1-3=4,1/10-1/13)…Notchedcareer-highthreeassistsatNSH(11/29)…Talliedgoalinthreestraightgamesfornewcareerhighgoalstreak(10/11-10/16)…Firstplayerin Wild history to score a goal in first three games played with team…Recorded threepoints(2-1=3)inconsecutivegames(10/14-16)tyingcareerhighsforgoalsandpointsingame,whilescoringtheGWGinbothgames.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Scored 15 goals and added 34 points (15-19=34) in 69 games with Dallas...Recordedonegoalandtwoassistsinawinvs.LA(12/13)...Addedtwopoints(1-1=2)in15playoffgamesasDallasadvancedtotheWesternConferenceFinals...ScoredthefirstgoalintheStars’2-14-overtimeseries-clinchinggamevs.SJ(5/4).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

RankedthirdontheStarsinhits(145)...Collectedacareer-highnineshotsongoaltwiceatANA(10/15)andvs.NYI(11/15)...Playedin100thcareerNHLgameatANA(10/15)...Setacareerhighwithtwogoalsvs.NSH(12/29)...Postedacareer-highfive-gamepointstreak(3/18-27)...Scoredtwopoints(1-1=2)infiveplayoffgames.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Registeredhisfirstcareermulti-pointgamewithtwoassistsvs.CHI(11/4)...TalliedoneassistandeightPIMinfiveplayoffgames.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

MadeNHLdebutvs.ANA(10/8)...RecordedhisfirstNHLgoal–aGWG–atNSH(10/11)...Also spent timewithUtah (AHL)duringhisfirst professional season...Finished third inassists(23)andfourthinpoints(30)despiteplayinginonly48gameswiththeGrizzlies.

2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

WasnamedtheFinnishEliteLeaguePlayeroftheYearafterappearingin53gamesandrecording25goalsand25assistsfor50pointswithHPKHameenlinna...Alsoappearedin10playoffgames,finishingfirstontheteaminassists(seven),secondinPIM(29)andtiedforsecondinpoints(eight).


Member of Finland’s bronze medal team at 2010 Olympics registering one goal in sixgames...PlayedsixgameswithFinlandat2010WorldChampionshipandpostedtwoas-sists...Wasselectedtoplayinthe2006WinterOlympicswithTeamFinland,butwithdrewduetoinjury...Playedat2003WorldChampionship,recordingoneassistinsixgames.

ANTTI

MIETTINEN(mih-eHT-tih-nehn, aN-tee)


Ht: 6-0 • Wt: 190Born: 7/3/80

Hameenlinna, Finland

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cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

SignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,July3,2008;OriginallyselectedbyDallasintheseventhround(224thoverall)inthe2000NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

AnttiMiettinenandhiswife,Johanna,resideinHameenlinna,Finlandintheoff-seasonwith their sonNoel…Nickname is “Miets”…Sayshis son’s birth ishismostmemorablemomentaway fromthe rink…Startedplayinghockeyat theageof three inFinlandatanoutdoor rinkbyhishouse…Listshisparentsand friendsas thepeoplewho inspiredhishockey career…HisfavoritepartofMinnesotaistheallriversandlakes…Saysplayingguitar,fishing,readingandgolfingarehisfavoritehobbies…ListsNirvanaashisfavorite band and soccer as his favorite sport…Enjoys eating oatmeal forbreakfast…Lists“Seinfeld”,“FamilyGuy”,“30Rock”and“TheOffice”ashisfavoritetelevisionshows.

Goals, Game:2-ninetimesassists, Game:3-atNSH,11/29/08Points, Game:3-seventimesPIM, Game:6-vs.NYI,11/20/09

+/-, Game: +3-vs.TOR,1/27/09TOI, Game: 24:38-vs.MON,10/3/08Goal Streak: 3g-twotimesassist Streak: 4g-3/24-3/31/06

Point Streak: 5g-twotimesCareer Hat Tricks: None

MIETTINEN’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 30 7 7 14 1 20 aTl 4 2 1 3 -4 8 BOS 6 1 0 1 0 0 BUF 5 0 1 1 -3 2 Car 5 1 1 2 -2 8 CGY 24 1 6 7 -5 8 CHI 19 2 8 10 0 10 CBJ 20 1 8 9 -1 4 COl 22 5 6 11 6 14 dal 8 2 4 6 3 0 deT 21 4 3 7 -4 10 edM 24 5 7 12 -5 14 Fla 4 2 3 5 1 0 la 31 5 4 9 0 14 MIN 11 3 6 9 5 4 MTl 4 2 1 3 3 2 NJ 3 0 2 2 2 0 NSH 22 7 5 12 -5 4 NYI 5 1 1 2 0 12 NYr 4 1 0 1 -3 2 OTT 3 0 0 0 -3 0 PHI 5 1 3 4 -2 0 PHX 29 5 10 15 -2 14 PIT 4 0 1 1 -1 2 SJ 27 4 2 6 -5 14 STl 20 6 4 10 4 6 TB 5 0 3 3 1 6 TOr 4 1 3 4 7 2 VaN 25 4 4 8 2 8 WSH 5 0 0 0 -3 6

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1996-97 HPKU18 Fin-U18 36 24 29 53 34 – – – – –1997-98 HPKU18 Fin-U18 34 13 28 41 63 – – – – –

HPKJr. Fin-Jr. 8 1 0 1 2 – – – – –1998-99 HPKJr. Fin-Jr. 35 17 22 39 28 3 2 3 5 2

FPSForssa Fin-2 4 3 1 4 6 – – – – –HPK Finland 13 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0

1999-00 HPKJr. Fin-Jr. 31 24 53 77 28 2 1 6 7 2HPK Finland 39 2 1 3 8 7 1 0 1 0Finland WJC 7 4 1 5 2

2000-01 HPKJr. Fin-Jr. 4 3 10 13 2 – – – – –HPK Finland 55 13 11 24 20 – – – – –

2001-02 HPK Finland 56 19 37 56 50 8 2 4 6 8Finland Worlds 9 2 4 6 4

2002-03 HPK Finland 53 25 25 50 54 10 1 7 8 29Finland Worlds 6 0 1 1 0

2005-06 Finland Worlds 9 2 2 4 10 – – – – –2006-07 Finland Worlds 8 1 1 2 6 – – – – –2008-09 Finland Worlds 7 3 5 8 6 – – – – –2009-10 Finland Olympics 6 1 0 1 0 – – – – –2009-10 Finland Worlds 6 0 2 2 4 – – – – –

MIETTINEN’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

MIETTINEN’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2004-05 Hamilton AHL 4 1 1 2 2 6 0 0 0 – –2005-06 dallaS NHl 5 0 1 1 -1 8 0 0 0 8 0.02006-07 dallaS NHl 4 1 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 11 9.12007-08 dallaS NHl 15 1 1 2 -2 0 0 0 0 16 6.3NHl TOTalS 24 2 3 5 -3 10 0 0 0 35 5.7

MIETTINEN’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 Utah AHL 48 7 23 30 -17 20 4 1 1 – –

dallaS NHl 16 1 0 1 -9 0 0 0 1 17 5.92004-05 Hamilton AHL 35 8 20 28 11 21 3 0 0 – –2005-06 dallaS NHl 79 11 20 31 0 46 4 0 1 107 10.32006-07 dallaS NHl 74 11 14 25 -5 38 6 0 1 141 7.82007-08 dallaS NHl 69 15 19 34 4 34 5 0 3 136 11.02008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 15 29 44 -1 32 4 2 3 186 8.12009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 79 20 22 42 -2 44 5 0 4 175 11.4WIld TOTalS 161 35 51 86 -3 76 9 2 7 361 9.7NHl TOTalS 399 73 104 177 -13 194 24 2 13 762 9.6

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSHascollected39points(19-20=39)and191PIMin204gamesinpartsoffourseasonswithCalgary…Ownsfivemulti-pointgamesandfiveGWG…SonofformerNHLplayerBobNystrom.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSProducedcareerhighsingoals(11),assists(8),points(19)andgamesplayed(82)…Averaged career-high 13:11 TOI…Ranked fourth on Flames with 117 hits…Had aseason-highfivehitsvs.SJ(4/6)…Playedin200thcareergameatCOL(4/2)...TalliedtheGWGvs.SJ(3/19)…Setacareerhighthree-gamegoalscoringstreak(3/17-21)…Loggedaseasonhigh19:40TOIatCOL(12/13)…Tiedacareer-highwithtwogoalsvs.MTL(10/6).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSScored10points(5-5=10)and89PIMin76games…Loggedcareer-high21:14inicetimevs.EDM(4/11)…TalliedGWGvs.DAL(3/18)…Skatedin100thcareergamevs.CBJ (2/24)...Scored shorthanded, GWG vs. MIN (12/29)...Played in all six postseasongamesandcollectedfourpoints(2-2=4)…Scoredhisfirstcareerplayoffgoalvs.CHI(4/20)...Registeredhisfirstcareermulti-pointplayoffgamewithGWGandtwoassists,togoalongwithateam-highfivehitsvs.CHI(4/22).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSTalliedtenpoints(3-7=10)and48PIMin44gameswithCalgary…PickeduphisfirsttwoNHLassistsandfirstmulti-pointgameatEDM (11/17)…Nettedhisfirst careergoalandhadateam-highthreeblockedshotsvs.NSH(10/30)…Missedsixgameswithbrokenjawandthreegameswithheadinjury…PlayedinhisfirstcareerplayoffgameatSJ(4/9)…AppearedinallsevenCalgaryplayoffgamesasheaveraged7:38TOIandrecordedtwoPIM.

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSPlayed in 12 games for Omaha recording two goals…Recorded GWG vs. Syracuse(11/11)…Missed68regularseasongameswithashoulderinjury…Suitedupforfiveplayoffgamesvs.Iowa.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSSecondonOmahainrookiescoringwith33points(15-18=33)in78contests...Scoredhisfirstprogoalvs.SanAntonio(11/17)...Setteamrecordforfastestgoaltostartagamewhenhescored49secondsintothefirstperiodvs.Manitoba(3/3)…AppearedintwogameswiththeCalgaryFlamesandmadehisNHLdebutatCOL(10/10).

AMATEURHIGHLIGHTSPlayed four seasons at the University of Michigan (CCHA) posting 111 points (56-55=111)and149PIM in160games...Servedas teamcaptainwithMichigan ...Wol-verinesfinishedfirstintheCCHAthreetimesduringhistenure(2004-05,2002-03and2001-02)…Namedtothe2002CCHAAll-RookieTeam.

INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTSAppeared in six games for the U.S. at the 2010 World Championship…Recorded threepoints(1-2=3)insevengamesastheU.S.finishedfourthat2003WorldJuniorChampion-ship…SkatedinsevengamesfortheU.S.atthe2002WorldJuniorChampionship…Tal-liedsixpoints(3-3=6)insixgamesfortheU.S.atthe2001WorldUnder-18Championship.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,July1,2010;SelectedbyCalgaryinthefirstround(10thoverall)ofthe2002NHLEntryDraft.

ERIc

NYSTROM(NIGH-strum)


Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 197Born: 2/14/83

Syosset, New York

80

PERSONALEricThoreNystromissingleandlivesinCaliforniaandNewYorkduringtheoffseasonwithhisfourdogs:Minz,Bangz,Uggs,andJake…Nicknameis“Ny”…Hisfather,Bob,played900gameswith theNY Islandersandwon fourconsecutiveStanleyCups from1979-83…MostmemorablehockeymomentsincludehisfirstNHLgoalandplayinginfrontofthelargestcrowdsinhockeyhistory…Skatedoutsideinthe“ColdWarOutdoor”gameatMichiganinfrontof75,000fansandindoorsatthe2010WorldChampionshipvs.Germanywithacrowdof85,000…FavoriteteamtoplayisChicago…MostmemorablemomentawayfromtherinkisgraduatingfromtheUniversityofMichigan…Favoritepartofhockeyistheteamcamaraderie…HisparentsandcoachesMikeEaves,BobMancini,andRedBerensonmost inspiredhishockeycareer…ReadsGQmagazine…Favoriteband is ThreeDaysGrace…Listshisfavoritetelevisionshowsas“SonsofAnarchy”and“Entourage”whilehisfavoritemovieisGoodfellas…Lastgoodbookhereadis“TheHumanBobby”…FavoritepartofMinnesotaisthedown-to-earthpeopleandtruehockeyfans…Hisfavoritesportbe-sideshockeyiscollegefootball…ListshisfavoritefoodsasaNewYorkeverythingbagelwithcreamcheeseandNewYorkpizza…Forbreakfasthelikesbaconandeggs.

Goals, Game: 2–twotimesassists, Game:2–twotimesPoints, Game:4–atVAN,4/5/08PIM, Game:17–atCAR,3/6/09

+/-, Game: 4–atVAN,4/5/08TOI, Game: 21:14–vs.EDM,4/11/09Goal Streak:3g–3/17-3/21/10assist Streak:None

Point Streak:3-twotimesCareer Hat Tricks:None

NYSTROM’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1999-00 USNTDP NAHL 55 7 16 23 57 3 0 0 0 02000-01 USNTDP U18 43 10 12 22 52 – – – – –

USNTDP USHL 23 5 5 10 50 – – – – –UnitedStates WJ-18 6 3 3 6 6 – – – – –

2001-02 Michigan CCHA 40 18 13 31 42 – – – – –UnitedStates WJC 7 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

2002-03 Michigan CCHA 39 15 11 26 24 – – – – –UnitedStates WJC 7 1 2 3 2 – – – – –

2003-04 Michigan CCHA 43 10 12 22 50 – – – – –2004-05 Michigan CCHA 38 13 19 32 33 – – – – –

NYSTROM’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

NYSTROM’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2006-07 Omaha AHL 5 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 – –2007-08 CalGarY NHl 7 0 0 0 -2 2 0 0 0 4 0.02008-09 CalGarY NHl 6 2 2 4 1 0 0 0 1 8 25.0NHl TOTalS 13 2 2 4 -1 2 0 0 1 12 16.7

NYSTROM’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2005-06 Omaha AHL 78 15 18 33 -2 37 7 1 2 – –

CalGarY NHl 2 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0.02006-07 Omaha AHL 12 2 0 2 -3 0 0 0 1 – –2007-08 CalGarY NHl 44 3 7 10 -5 48 0 0 0 42 7.1

QuadCity AHL 18 4 3 7 -1 15 2 0 – – –2008-09 CalGarY NHl 76 5 5 10 -7 89 0 1 3 83 6.02009-10 CalGarY NHl 82 11 8 19 0 54 0 0 2 91 12.1NHl TOTalS 204 19 20 39 -13 191 0 1 5 216 8.8

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 11 1 1 2 -2 22 aTl 3 0 0 0 -1 5 BOS 2 0 0 0 -1 2 BUF 2 0 0 0 0 0 Car 3 0 1 1 0 17 CGY – – – – – – CHI 11 1 0 1 -3 14 CBJ 11 0 1 1 -2 14 COl 16 1 1 2 1 14 dal 10 1 0 1 -3 7 deT 10 0 0 0 -4 2 edM 14 1 3 4 2 7 Fla 3 0 0 0 0 0 la 9 1 1 2 -1 2 MIN 14 3 0 3 3 11 MTl 4 2 1 3 4 10 NJ 3 1 0 1 2 5 NSH 9 1 3 4 3 4 NYI 2 1 1 2 2 2 NYr 3 0 0 0 -1 0 OTT 4 0 2 2 1 5 PHI 2 0 0 0 0 2 PHX 10 1 1 2 -2 7 PIT 3 0 0 0 0 0 SJ 10 1 0 1 -4 8 STl 11 0 0 0 -1 24 TB 3 0 0 0 -2 0 TOr 4 1 1 2 1 0 VaN 16 2 3 5 -5 7 WSH 1 0 0 0 0 0

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSHasplayed607gameswithWild–mostall-time…Hastotaled108points(22-86=108),254PIManda+22rankingovereightNHLseasonswithMinnesota…TheWildis4-0-1whenherecordsamulti-pointgame.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSTalliedcareer-highsinpoints(20),assists(19),PIM(43-tied)andshots(83)in80games…Fin-ishedsecondontheWildandT-12thinNHLwith158blockedshots…TalliedtwoassistsatVAN(4/4)…Collected17thpointofseasonatPHI(3/25)tosetnewcareerhigh...BecamefirstWildplayertoskatein600gamesvs.SJ(3/23)…Registered14thassistofseasonvs.FLA(3/9)tosetnewcareerhigh…Tiedcareerhighwith fourshotsongoalatSJ (1/30)…Notched100thcareerpoint(assist)vs.PIT(1/11)…Tiedcareerhighwithtwoassistsvs.CGY(1/6)…Talliedanassistinthreestraightgamestotiecareerhigh(12/17-12/21)…RecordedlonegoalofseasonandthirdPPGofcareeratLA(10/8)…Missedtwogameswithleginjury(4/5,4/8).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSNotched11points(2-9=11)and31PIMin79games…Scoredtwogoalsforfourthstraightsea-son…Ledteamwith152blockedshotsandfinishedthirdwith78hits…Skatedtoevenorbetterrat-ingin51-of-79games…Notchedassist,fivehitsandfourblockedshotsvs.CGY(4/3)…Recordedgame-tyinggoalwith1:46remainingvs.COL(3/17)…Registeredassistandseason-high+3atANA(3/8)…BecamefirstWildplayertoplayin500gamesvs.EDM(2/8)…Tiedcareerhighwiththree-gamepointstreak(1-2=3,12/19-12/23)…Loggedseason-high25:57inicetimeatPIT(11/18)…MissedfinalthreegamesofseasonwithheadinjurysufferedatDET(4/5).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSScored15points(2-13=15)in81games...Ledteaminblockedshots(147)andfinishedsecondinhits(101)...Recordedminusratingjustonceinfinal18games,going+10inthatspan...NamedJanuary(second-youngestinfranchisehistory)andFebruaryteamcaptain...Recordedfirstgoalofseasonvs.ANA(1/18)ending116-gamestreakwithoutgoal...Loggedseason-high25:38oficetimeandregisteredfourhitsvs.COL(3/30)…Missedonlysecondgameofcareerduetoinjury/illnesswithflu-likesymptoms(laterdiagnosedasappendicitis)(4/6),snappingstreakof177consecutivegamesplayed...Underwentappendectomyandmissed thefirstfivegamesofWesternConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL.

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSBecamethefirstWilddefensemaninfranchisehistorytoappearinall82gamesandoneoffourWildplayerstoappearinall82games...Ledteamwith141blockedshotsandrankedthirdonteamwith88hits...Postedacareer-high+4ratinginseasonfinalevs.STL(4/7)...Postedanassistin4-1Game4WesternConferenceQuarterfinalvictoryvs.ANA(4/17).

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSNotched12assistsandaddedtwogoalsfor14pointstogoalongwithacareer-high43PIM...LedtheWildwith129blockedshots...Loggedaseason-high26:55TOIatCBJ(10/28)...Talliedfourassistsinfivegames(1/24-1/31)...Notchedagoalandanassistforfirstmulti-pointgameoftheseasonandsecondofcareervs.COL(3/5)...Pickedupthen-career-high12thassistontheWild’sfinalgoaloftheseasonatDAL(4/15).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSFinishedsixthonKasselinscoringwith22points(7-15=22).

2003-04HIGHLIGHTSRecordedacareer-highsixgoalsand+12rating…Addedtenassistsand72shots…Rankedtiedforfirstontheclubinplus/minusandrankedsecondamongteamdefensemeningoals...Postedfirstcareermulti-pointgamewithagoalandassistvs.CHI(1/7).

2002-03HIGHLIGHTSRankedfirstontheteamwitha+11rating...ParticipatedintheNHLYoungStarsgameduringAll-StarWeekend...Talliedhisfirstgoaloftheseason(GWG)vs.ANA(12/31)...Tiedfortheteamplayoffleadwithaplus/minusratingof+5...PickeduphisfirstcareerplayoffpointwithanassistinGame7WesternConferenceSemifinalwinatVAN(5/8).

2001-02HIGHLIGHTSMadeNHLdebutvs.EDM(10/14)...Postedfirstcareerpointandassistvs.CAR(10/24)...ScoredfirstNHLgoal(GWG)andposted+3ratingvs.FLA(11/29)...Missedonegamewithshouldercontusion(2/6)...Left Wild to compete with Team Canada in World Junior Championship in Czech Republic(12/14-1/6)...JoinedHouston(AHL)atconclusionofNHLseasontoparticipateinAHLplayoffs.

2000-01HIGHLIGHTSMadeprofessionalhockeydebutandskated infourgameswithCleveland(IHL)...Servedasteamcaptainandregistered47points(17-30=47)forPrinceAlbert(WHL)...Rankedthirdonteaminas-sists,tiedforfourthingoalsandfifthintotalpoints...NamedtoWHL’sEasternConferenceAll-StarteamandearnedPrinceAlbert’sPlayeroftheYearandMVPawards.

NIck

ScHULTz


Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 206Born: 8/25/82

Strasbourg, Saskatchewan

82

INTERNATIONALcAREERAppearedinallninegamesasCanadaclaimedgoldmedalatthe2007WorldChampion-ship...HelpedTeamCanadatothegoldmedalat2004WorldChampionship,registeringoneassistanda+2ratinginninegames...PlayedinsevengamesforCanadainthe2002WorldJunior Championship in the Czech Republic, recorded two assists and helped Team Canadacapturethesilvermedal...PlayedinallsevengamesforTeamCanadainWorldJuniorCham-pionshipinRussiain2000anddidnotscore.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSelectedbyMinnesotainthesecondround(33rdoverall)ofthe2000NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONALNicholasAndrewSchultzandhiswife, Jessica,haveason, Jake,andadaughter,Brooke, and reside in Calgary in the offseason with their West Highland Terrier,Caymus…Nicknameis“Hammer”…Hisbrother-in-law,CorySarich,playsfortheCalgaryFlames…Enjoysgolfingandfishinginhisfreetime…ListsMichaelJordanashisfavoriteathleteandthepersonhe’dmostliketomeet…HisfavoritepartofMinnesotaishowfriendlythepeopleare…HisfavoriteplacetoeatintheTwinCitiesisthe112Eatery…Lists“ModernFamily”ashisfavoritetelevisionshowandThe Hangoverashisfavoritemovie…CallswinningWorldChampionshiptwicewithTeamCanadaashismostmemorablehockeymoments…Liststhebirthofhistwochildrenashismostmemorablemomentsawayfromtherink…PearlJamishisfavoritebandand“Galaga”ishisfavoritevideogame…Listshisparentsasthepeoplewhomostinspiredhishockeycareer…Sayseggwhitesscrambledarehisfavoritebreakfastandlistssteakashisfavoritefood.

Goals, Game:1–22timesassists, Game:2–threetimesPoints, Game:2–fivetimesPIM, Game: 7–twotimes

+/-, Game: 4–vs.STL,4/7/07TOI, Game: 28:28–atVAN,3/10/04Goal Streak:1g–22timesassist Streak: 3g–twotimes

Point Streak: 3g–fourtimesCareer Hat Tricks:None

ScHULTz’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa 29 5 2 7 13 17aTl 7 0 1 1 0 2BOS 7 0 1 1 0 4BUF 8 0 1 1 -1 6CGY 49 0 8 8 -5 20Car 10 0 2 2 -4 4CHI 29 1 3 4 3 13COl 46 2 8 10 -1 14CBJ 31 1 2 3 -3 9dal 30 0 4 4 2 12deT 29 0 6 6 -6 6edM 49 2 5 7 14 35Fla 8 1 1 2 8 6la 28 3 2 5 -3 16MIN – – – – – –MTl 7 0 1 1 0 2NSH 30 0 4 4 -1 6NJ 8 0 3 3 2 4NYI 8 0 3 3 3 0NYr 8 0 1 1 -1 2OTT 7 0 1 1 -2 2PHI 9 1 1 2 1 4PHX 28 1 5 6 3 14PIT 8 0 2 2 3 6SJ 30 0 4 4 -11 10STl 31 2 4 6 1 10TB 8 0 1 1 1 4TOr 7 0 0 0 -2 0VaN 51 3 9 12 12 22WSH 7 0 1 1 -4 4

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1997-98 Yorkton SMHL 59 10 30 40 74 – – – – –1998-99 PrinceAlbert WHL 58 5 18 23 37 14 0 7 7 01999-00 PrinceAlbert WHL 72 11 33 44 38 6 0 3 3 2

Canada U-18 3 0 1 1 0 – – – – –2000-01 PrinceAlbert WHL 59 17 30 47 120 – – – – –

Canada WJC 7 0 0 0 2 – – – – –2003-04 Canada Worlds 9 0 1 1 0 – – – – –2004-05 Kassel Germany 46 7 15 22 26 7 0 4 4 62005-06 Canada Worlds 9 0 2 2 6 – – – – –2006-07 Canada Worlds 9 0 0 0 2 – – – – –

ScHULTz’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

ScHULTz’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2000-01 Cleveland IHL 3 0 1 1 – 0 0 0 0 – –2001-02 Houston AHL 14 1 5 6 – 2 0 0 0 – –2002-03 MINNeSOTa NHl 18 0 1 1 5 10 0 0 0 5 0.02006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 5 0 1 1 -3 0 0 0 0 4 0.02007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0NHl/WIld TOTalS 24 0 2 2 2 10 0 0 0 9 0.0

ScHULTz’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2000-01 Cleveland IHL 4 1 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 7 14.32001-02 MINNeSOTa NHl 52 4 6 10 0 14 1 0 1 47 8.52002-03 MINNeSOTa NHl 75 3 7 10 11 23 0 0 1 70 4.32003-04 MINNeSOTa NHl 79 6 10 16 12 16 1 0 0 72 8.32005-06 MINNeSOTa NHl 79 2 12 14 2 43 0 0 0 45 4.42006-07 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 2 10 12 0 42 0 0 1 69 2.92007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 81 2 13 15 9 42 0 0 0 52 3.82008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 79 2 9 11 -4 31 0 0 0 48 4.22009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 80 1 19 20 -8 43 1 0 0 83 1.2NHl/WIld TOTalS 607 22 86 108 22 254 3 0 3 486 4.5

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSHasrecorded49points(11-38=49)in224NHLgamesforMinnesota...SetWildsingle-seasonrecordforgamesplayedbyarookiewith78in2007-08(tiedbyClutterbuckin2008-09).

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSPostedsixpoints (2-4=6)and38PIM in64games inhis third seasonwithWild…Notchedfivepoints(2-3=5)in12-gamespan(11/12-12/11)…Hadassistinback-to-backgames(11/20-11/25)…Registeredfivehitsandfightingmajorvs.VAN(2/14)…Skatedin200thNHLgamevs.DET(1/21)…Snapped30-gamestreakwithoutagoalatNSH(12/5)…Loggedseason-high18:48inicetimeatVAN(10/17)…Missedonegamewithlower-bodyinjury(4/10).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSOneoftwoplayerstoappearinall82games(Miettinen),totaling24points(5-19=24)and41PIM…Postedeightpoints(1-7=8)inseason’sfinal11games,withWildgoing7-3-1…Tiedcareerhighwithtwoassistsvs.NSH(4/10)…Registeredthree-gamepointstreak(1-2=3,3/26-3/29)totiecareerhigh…Talliedgoaland+2atCGY(3/28)…Reg-isteredassistandcareer-high+3atANA(3/8)…Tiedcareer-highwithtwoassistsandpointsvs.OTT(2/14)…Loggedcareer-high20:07oficetimeatSTL(12/20)…Notchedthreeshotsandfivehitsin19:16oficetimeatPHX(12/11)…Snapped47-gamegoaldroughtwithGWGvs.WSH(11/24).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSCompiled19points(4-15=19)whileskatinginWildrookierecord78games...Wildwent3-0-1whenSheppardscoredagoal...MadeNHLdebutvs.EDM(10/10)...CollectedfirstNHLpoint(assist)atCGY(10/24)...TalliedfirstNHLgoalatEDM(10/25)...Skated15:28atCOL(11/11)...Notchedfirstcareer two-pointgame(twoassists)vs.COL(11/18)...Scoredfirstgoalin14games–andaddedassist–vs.PHX(11/28)...Tiedcareer-highwithtwoassistsatDET(1/10)...ScoredfirstcareerGWGvs.PHX(1/13)...Collectedfourpoints (1-3=4) during three-game point streak (1/10-1/13)...Recorded season-highfiveshotsongoalin11:32ofice-timeatCHI(2/20)...Playedseason-high17:28atATL(3/7)...Skated in 76 straight games (10/10-3/26)…Appeared in 77th game vs. COL(3/30)toestablishfranchiserecordforgamesplayedbyrookie(76,Dupuis2001-02)...Wasevenorplusinseason’sfinal13games...AppearedinallsixgamesagainstColo-radoinhisfirsttriptotheNHLplayoffscollectinganassistandfourPIM...MadeNHLplayoffdebutinGame1vs.COL(4/9)...Collectedfirstpoint,anassist,andwas+1inGame5vs.COL(4/17).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSGenerated96points(33-63=96)in56gamesforCapeBreton(QMJHL),despitebeingsidelinedforfirst12gamesofseasonwithaninjury...Rackedup27points(9-18=27)infinal15regularseasongames...Registered20points(8-12=20)in16playoffcontests...Nameda2007QMJHLSecondTeamAll-Star.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSTallied84points(30-54=84)and78PIMforCapeBreton...Rankedsecondontheteaminpoints(84)andfirstinassists(54)...WasselectedtotheQMJHLAll-StarTeamforthe2005-06Canadian/RussianChallenge.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSRecorded45points (14-31=45)and40PIMasaCapeBreton rookie...RankedNo.9amongNorthAmericanskatersinNHLCentralScoutingServicefinalrankings.

jAMES

SHEPPARD

CeNTerShoots: left

Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 220Born: 4/25/88

Halifax, Nova Scotia

84

INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTSPlayedforTeamCanadaatthe2005Under-18JuniorWorldCup.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSelectedbyMinnesotainthefirstround(ninthoverall)ofthe2006NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONALJamesRoscoeSheppardissingleandresidesinHalifax,NovaScotiawithhisdog,Lucy,acollieminiblacklabmix…Nicknamesare“Shep”,“Jimmy”and“Roscoe”…Favorite hobby is playing guitar…Lists winning the bronzemedalwithTeamAtlanticatU17championshipsashis favoritehockeymoment…Favoritetelevisionshowis“FamilyGuy”andfavoritemovieisTommy Boy…ListsUsainBoltashisfavoriteashisfavoriteathleteandChrisFarleyastheonepersonhewouldhavelikedtomeet…SaysXcelEnergyCenteristhebestpartofMinnesotaandlistsFogodeChaoashisfavoriteTwinCitiesrestaurant…ListsDetroitashisfavoriteteamtoplayintheNHL…Hisfavoritesporttoplayoutsideofhockeyisbadminton…Lists cheese as his favorite food and cereal as hisfavorite thing to eat for breakfast…His favorite video game is“CallofDuty.”

Goals, Game:1–11timesassists, Game: 2–fourtimesPoints, Game: 2–sixtimesPIM, Game: 7–atNYI,3/25/09

+/-, Game: 3–atANA,3/8/09TOI, Game: 20:07–atSTL,12/20/08Goal Streak: 1g–11timesassist Streak: 2g–sixtimes

Point Streak: 3g–twotimesCareer Hat Tricks: None

SHEPPARD’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa 11 1 1 2 1 2aTl 2 0 0 0 -2 4BOS 3 0 1 1 0 2BUF 2 0 0 0 0 2CGY 19 2 3 5 -1 6Car 3 0 0 0 -2 0CHI 10 0 1 1 -6 2COl 19 0 3 3 0 6CBJ 10 0 0 0 -4 2dal 9 0 1 1 -3 2deT 12 0 3 3 2 4edM 18 2 5 7 1 15Fla 3 0 0 0 -4 0la 11 0 1 1 -5 2MIN – – – – – –MTl 2 0 1 1 1 2NSH 11 1 4 5 -1 2NJ 3 0 0 0 -3 2NYI 4 0 4 4 5 7NYr 3 0 0 0 -1 0OTT 2 0 2 2 0 2PHI 3 0 0 0 2 0PHX 11 3 2 5 2 5PIT 3 0 0 0 0 5SJ 11 0 1 1 -5 2STl 12 0 1 1 -1 10TB 4 1 2 3 3 4TOr 2 0 1 1 1 2VaN 18 0 1 1 -8 16WSH 3 1 0 1 0 0

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2003-04 Dartmouth NSMHL 61 38 54 92 46 – – – – –2004-05 CapeBreton QMJHL 65 14 31 45 40 5 1 3 4 22005-06 CapeBreton QMJHL 66 30 54 84 78 9 2 5 7 122006-07 CapeBreton QMJHL 56 33 63 96 62 16 8 12 20 14

SHEPPARD’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

SHEPPARD’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 6 0 1 1 -1 4 0 0 0 4 0.0NHl/WIld TOTalS 6 0 1 1 -1 4 0 0 0 4 0.0

SHEPPARD’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2007-08 MINNeSOTa NHl 78 4 15 19 0 29 0 0 1 57 7.02008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 82 5 19 24 -14 41 0 0 1 88 5.72009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 64 2 4 6 -14 38 0 0 0 64 3.1NHl/WIld TOTalS 224 11 38 49 -28 108 0 0 2 209 5.3

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTSHasnotchedninepoints(4-5=9)and186PIMin82NHLgamesintwoseasonswithSanJose…HasrecordedtwoGWG.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSTalliedsixpoints(3-3=6)togoalongwith110PIMin47gameswithSanJose…RankedsecondonteaminPIM…Recordedhisfirstcareerpowerplaypointwithapowerplayassistvs.CGY(1/18)…Registeredacareerhigh17PIMatCBJ(11/4)…TalliedGWGatCAR(11/1/09)…Missed19gamesduetoafacialinjury(11/17-12/31).

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSRecordedthreepoints(1-2=3)and76PIMin35games...RankedthirdonteaminPIM…Loggedcareerhigh13:25TOIvs.COL(3/22)…NamedNo.3starasheregisteredthreeshots,twohitsandafightingmajor(JordinTootoo)vs.Nashville(3/19)...Scoredhisfirstcareergoalandhadninepenaltyminutesvs.EDM(1/9)...Registeredfirstcareerpoint(anassist)atNashville(11/17)...MadeNHLdebutandpickedupafightingmajorinhisfirstNHLshift(NathanMcIver)atAnaheim(10/17)…Registeredfiveassistsand130PIMin38gamesforWorcester(AHL)…Collectedtwoassistsand15PIMin10playoffgamesforWorcester.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSTallied20points(6-14=20)in73gamesforWorcester…Rankedsecondonteamwith195PIM…RecordedtwoPPG…Splittimebetweenforwardanddefense…HadaGordieHoweHatTrickwithagoal,twoassistsandafightatLowell(3/14).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSNotched five points (1-4=5) and finished second on Worcester in PIM (137) in 51games…RankedfirstonteaminPIMpergame(2.69)…Scoredhisfirstprofessionalgoalvs.Houston(1/24)…Appearedinfiveplayoffgames.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSRecordedfiveassistsandledCleveland(AHL)andrankedfourthamongleaguerookieswith245PIMin71contests…Registeredhisfirstprofessionalpointwithanassistvs.Rochester(11/3)…Madehisprofessionaldebutvs.Rochester(10/8).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSSplitseasonbetweenSault-Ste.MarieandOttawa(OHL),combiningfor26points(7-19=26)and181PIMin70matches…RankedtiedforninthintheOHLinPIM…Rankedtied forfirstamongst leaguedefensemen inscoringwith20points (6-14=20) in21playoffgames…SecondinOHLwith70PIMandthirdwitha+14ratinginplayoffs.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTSRecorded 24 points (6-18=24) and 140 PIM in 66 games with Sault-Ste. Marie…Rankedtiedforsixthonteaminassists,eighthinpointsandsecondinPIM…Fourthinplus/minus(+5).

2002-03HIGHLIGHTSCollectedeightpoints(2-6=8)in55gameswithSault-Ste.Marie…Rankedfourthonthe team in PIM (116)…Tied for fourth on team with an even plus/minus rating…Skatedinfourplayoffgames.

2001-02HIGHLIGHTSCompleted rookie season with three assists and 46 PIM in 45 games for the Grey-hounds…Appearedinthreeplayoffcontests.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSAcquiredbyMinnesotafromSanJoseinexchangeforafifthroundpickinthe2010NHLEntryDraft(FreddieHamilton),Jun.21,2010;SignedbySanJoseasafreeagent,Sep.19,2005.

BRAD

STAUBITz(STaW-bihtz)


Ht: 6-1 • Wt: 205Born: 7/28/84

edmonton, alberta

86

PERSONALBrad Michael Staubitz is single and resides in Sarnia, Ontario in theoffseason…Nicknames are “Stauby” and “Bitzy”…Enjoys fishing andgolfing inhis free time…ListshisfirstNHLshiftashismostmemorablehockey moment and his dad as the person that most inspired his hockeycareer…Says thebestparts ofMinnesotaareall the lakes…LastbookhereadwasLone Survivor…ListssushiandBBQsteakashisfavoritefoods…FavoritebandisTheOutfield,favoritemovieis“ARiverRunsThroughIt”andfavorite televisionshow is“Seinfeld”…ListsEdmontonashis favorite teamtoplay…Favoritebreakfastconsistsofeggsovereasy,sausageandryetoast.

Goals, Game: 1–fourtimesassists, Game: 1–fivetimesPoints, Game: 1–ninetimesPIM, Game: 17–atCBJ11/04/09

+/-, Game: 1–ninetimesTOI, Game: 13:25-vs.COL3/22/09Goal Streak: Noneassist Streak: None

Point Streak: NoneCareer Hat Tricks: None

STAUBITz’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2001-02 SaultSte.Marie OHL 45 0 3 3 46 3 0 0 0 22002-03 SaultSte.Marie OHL 55 2 6 8 116 4 0 0 0 72003-04 SaultSte.Marie OHL 66 6 18 24 140 – – – – –2004-05 SaultSte.Marie OHL 40 2 11 13 101 – – – – –

Ottawa OHL 30 5 8 13 80 21 4 16 20 70

STAUBITz’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

STAUBITz’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2006-07 Worcester AHL 5 0 0 0 -4 13 0 0 0 – –2008-09 Worcester AHL 10 0 2 2 -1 15 0 0 0 – –NHl TOTalS – – – – – – – – – – –

STAUBITz’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2005-06 Cleveland AHL 71 0 6 6 – 245 – – – – –2006-07 Worcester AHL 51 1 4 5 -15 137 0 0 0 – –2007-08 Worcester AHL 73 6 14 20 -2 195 2 0 – – –2008-09 Worcester AHL 38 0 5 5 -11 130 0 0 0 – –

SaN JOSe NHl 35 1 2 3 0 76 0 0 1 22 4.52009-10 SaN JOSe NHl 47 3 3 6 0 110 0 0 1 24 12.5NHl TOTalS 82 4 5 9 0 186 0 0 2 46 8.7

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa 6 0 0 0 -2 14aTl 1 0 0 0 0 5BOS – – – – – –BUF 2 0 0 0 2 4CGY 6 0 1 1 -1 15Car 1 1 0 1 0 2CHI 3 0 0 0 -2 2COl 3 0 0 0 0 8CBJ 3 0 0 0 0 28dal 7 0 0 0 -1 19deT 4 0 0 0 0 2edM 5 1 1 2 1 18Fla 1 0 0 0 0 5la 6 0 0 0 0 9MIN 4 0 0 0 0 2MTl 1 0 0 0 0 0NSH 7 1 2 3 2 14NJ 1 0 0 0 -1 0NYI – – – – – –NYr 1 1 0 1 1 2OTT – – – – – –PHI 3 0 0 0 0 2PHX 4 0 0 0 0 12PIT 1 0 0 0 0 5SJ – – – – – –STl 4 0 0 0 0 9TB 2 0 1 1 1 0TOr 1 0 0 0 0 5VaN 4 0 0 0 0 4WSH 1 0 0 0 0 0

32BAckSTROM

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5jOHNSSON

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20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

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32BAckSTROM

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20MIETTINEN

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16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY


cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hastotaledtwopoints(0-2=2)and12PIMineightcareerNHLgameswithMinnesota…Registered80points(15-65=80)and407PIMin283AHLgameswithHouston.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Talliedtwoassists,a+1ratingand12PIMineightgameswithMinnesota…Recordedanassist inback-to-backgames(12/19-21)…TalliedfirstcareerNHL point (assist) at OTT (12/19)…Made NHL debut at MTL (12/17) andlogged14:42inicetime…Missedfinal39gamesofseasonduetoabdominal/groininjurysufferedatCHI(1/5)…Underwentsportsherniasurgeryon2/12andadditionalsurgery3/31…Notched10points(3-7=10)in26gameswithHoustonbeforebeingrecalledbyWildon12/16.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Matchedacareerhighwith24points(2-22=24)in63gameswithHouston…Recordedacareer-high22assists…RankedfourthamongAerosskaterswith81PIM…Totaledfivepoints(1-4=5)and27PIMin20playoffgames…NettedGWGinGame7atMIL(5/13)plusanassisttohelpAerosreachConferenceFinals.

2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

Collected15points(3-12=15)and78PIMin56gamesinhisthirdseasonwithHouston…Missed22gamesduetoconcussion…PlayedinallfiveAerosplayoffcontests.

2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

Talliedsevenpoints(1-6=7)and104PIMin65gamesinsecondseasonwithAeros…Shelvedforpartoftheseasonwithaseparatedshoulder.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Registered 24 points (6-18=24), 92 PIM and a +6 ratio in 73 games forHouston during his first AHL campaign…Played in an AHL career-high 73games…LedHoustonrookiedefensemeninscoringandrankedthirdoverallindefensemenonthesquad…SignedacontractwithMinnesota(9/5/05)…Recordedtwopoints(1-1=2)andeightPIMinthreeplayoffmatches.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

Rankedsecondontheteaminpoints(12-34=46)andfirstwith34assists…SelectedtoSecondWHLAll-StarTeam.

2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

Rankedfourthinpoints(7-24=31)andfifthinPIM(109)amongTri-Cityplay-ersin71games…Ledteamwitha+21rating…NamedplayoffCo-MVPforTri-City.

2002-03HIGHLIGHTS

Recorded16points(4-12=16)and85PIMin58gamesforTri-City.

cLAYTON

STONER


Ht: 6-3 • Wt: 220Born: 2/19/85

Port McNeill, British Columbia

88

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

Selected by Minnesota in the third round (79th overall) of the 2004 NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONAL

Clayton James Stoner is single and lives in Victoria, B.C. duringtheoffseasonwithhisdog,Hannibal…Nicknameis“Stones”…Enjoysfishing,huntingandgolfingwhenheisn’tplayinghockey…Familyinspiredhishockeycareerthemost…Listshismostmemo-rablehockeymomentashisfirstNHLgame…Favoritepartofhockeyisthecamaraderiewithteammatesandthefeelingafterahardfoughtwin…FavoriteteamtoplayisVancouver…ListsNickelbackashisfa-voriteband…Favoritefoodissteakandenjoysbreakfastsandwichesinthemorning…FavoritepartsofMinnesotaarealltheoutdoorsactivitiesandlakesithastoofferandsaysTrattoriadaVinci’sishisfavoriteTwinCitiesrestaurant…PersonhewouldmostliketomeetisWillFerrell…Lists his favorite television shows as “King of Queens,” “First48”andanythingontheOutdoorChannel...“TopGun,”“FightClub”and“TheUsualSuspects”arehisfavoritemovies…Last good book he read is “Playing with Fire”…Favoritevideogame is“CallofDuty”…Favoritesportother thanhockeyisbaseball.

Goals, Game: Noneassists, Game: 1-twotimesPoints, Game:1-twotimesPIM, Game:5-twotimes

+/-, Game:1-atCHI1/5/10TOI, Game:15:43-atLA12/28/09Goal Streak:Noneassist Streak:2g–12/19-12/21/09


STONER’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa – – – – – –aTl – – – – – –BOS – – – – – –BUF – – – – – –CGY – – – – – –Car – – – – – –CHI 1 0 0 0 1 0COl 1 0 1 1 1 5CBJ – – – – – –dal – – – – – –deT – – – – – –edM 1 0 0 0 0 5Fla – – – – – –la 1 0 0 0 0 0MIN – – – – – –MTl 1 0 0 0 0 0NSH – – – – – –NJ 1 0 0 0 0 0NYI – – – – – –NYr – – – – – –OTT 1 0 1 1 -1 0PHI – – – – – –PHX – – – – – –PIT – – – – – –SJ – – – – – –STl 1 0 0 0 0 2TB – – – – – –TOr – – – – – –VaN – – – – – –WSH – – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2000-01 CampbellRiver VIJHL 47 4 16 20 57 – – – – –2001-02 CampbellRiver VIJHL 42 12 35 47 199 – – – – –2002-03 Tri-City WHL 58 4 12 16 85 – – – – –2003-04 Tri-City WHL 71 7 24 31 109 11 1 1 2 82004-05 Tri-City WHL 60 12 34 46 81 4 0 3 3 2

STONER’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

STONER’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2005-06 Houston AHL 3 1 1 2 0 7 0 0 0 – –2008-09 Houston AHL 20 1 4 5 -6 27 1 0 1 – –NHl/WIld TOTalS – – – – – – – – – – –

STONER’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2005-06 Houston AHL 73 6 18 24 6 92 3 0 2 – –2006-07 Houston AHL 65 1 6 7 -9 104 1 0 0 – –2007-08 Houston AHL 56 3 12 15 7 78 0 0 – – –2008-09 Houston AHL 63 2 22 24 6 81 0 1 0 – –2009-10 Houston AHL 26 3 7 10 – 52 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 8 0 2 2 1 12 0 0 0 5 0.0NHl/WIld TOTalS 8 0 2 2 1 12 0 0 0 5 0.0

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5zANON

3zIDLIckY


cAREERHIGHLIGHTSHasappearedin311gameswithNashvilleandMinnesota,registering41points(9-32=41),alongwith136PIM…Hasrankedinthetop10ofNHLplayersinblockedshotsineachofthelastfourseasons.

2009-10HIGHLIGHTSEstablishednewcareerhighs inassists (13),points (15)andshots (59)whileplaying81gamesinfirstseasonwithWild…RankedtiedforsecondonWildinTOI(22:22)…LedteamandrankedfourthinNHLwith196blockedshots…WassecondonWildandT-31stinNHLwith183hits…Skatedin300thcareerNHLcontestatNSH(3/18)…Registeredassistforcareer-high12thpointofseason(2-10=12)vs.STL(3/15)…Loggedcareer-high30:19oficetimevs.FLA(3/9)…Tiedcareer-high+3ratingvs.VAN(1/13)…Notchedcareer-hightwoassistsandaddedsixhits,fourblockedshotsandfourshotsvs.COL(11/27)…TalliedfirstgoalofseasonatTOR(11/10)alongwiththreehitsandfourblockedshots…RecordedsevenblockedshotsatCHI(10/26)…Notchedassistandsixblockedshotsvs.CAR(10/24)…MissedgameatCBJ(3/19)withankleinjurysnappingstreakof172consecutivegamesplayed.

2008-09HIGHLIGHTSSkatedinall82gamesforNashville,recording11points(4-7=11)…RankedthirdintheNHLwith237blockedshots…Nettedfirstcareertwo-pointgame(1-1=2)vs.PIT(1/8)…ScoredhisfirstcareerGWGvs.SJ (3/26)…Recordedapoint inconsecutivegames twice (1-1=2,12/26-12/28;2-1=3,1/8-1/10).

2007-08HIGHLIGHTSLedthePredatorsandrankedseventhintheNHLwith176blockedshots…Rankedsecondontheteamwith160hits…OneofjustthreeNHLers(alongwithMontreal’sMikeKomisarekandPhoenix’sKeithBallard)tofinishtheseasonwithatleast160hitsand160blockedshots…Ledhis teamandranked13th in the league inaverageshorthandedTOI (4:11)…HadthefewestPIMofanyNashvilleskaterwhoplayedatleast60games(24)…Appearedinallsixoftheteam’splayoffgames…NotchedassistsintwoofNashville’sfirstthreegamesvs.DET…Pacedtheclubinplus/minusrating(+2)andtiedfortheclubleadinblockedshots(12)...LedNashvilledefensemeninaverageshorthandedtimeonice(3:40).

2006-07HIGHLIGHTSLedthePredatorsandrankedeighthintheNHLwith189blockedshots…Rankedthirdontheteaminhits(91)…RankedsecondontheteaminshorthandedTOIpergame(4:09)…As-sistedontheovertimegame-winnervs.ANA(1/9)…AppearedintwogameswithMilwaukee(AHL)onaconditioningassignment(11/9-11/11)andpostedtwoassists…Missed10gamesduetoinjury…MadehisNHLplayoffdebutvs.SJ(4/11)…AppearedinallfiveofNashville’splayoffgames…LedNashvillepenalty-killersinshorthandedTOIpergame(6:40)…Tiedforthirdontheclubwithtwoassists.

2005-06HIGHLIGHTSTotaled twopoints (0-2=2) in fourNHLgames…PlayedhisfirstNHLgamevs.MIN (12/1)andregisteredhisfirstcareerNHLpointwithanassist in thegame…Recorded35points(8-27=35)in71gameswithMilwaukee(AHL)…LedtheAdmiralswitha+17ratingintheregularseason…Notchedeightpoints(1-7=8)in21playoffgames…CaptainedMilwaukeetotheCalderCupFinals…TiedfortheteamleadandtiedforfifthintheAHLwitha+11ratingintheplayoffs.

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSOneofthreeplayerstoplayinall80gamesforMilwaukee...Tallied19points(2-17=19).

2004-05HIGHLIGHTSPosted16points (4-12=16)anda+30 rating to leadallAHL rookies infirstprofessionalseasonwithMilwaukee...LedtheAHLplayoffswitha+10rating...HelpedMilwaukeetotheCalderCupchampionship.

2002-03HIGHLIGHTSTotaled25points(6-19=25)in32gamesduringseniorseasonatNebraska-Omaha.

2001-02HIGHLIGHTSPlayedin41gameswithNebraskaOmahaandposted25points(9-16=25)...WasnamedaCCHASecond-TeamAll-Starin2002andanNCAAWestSecond-TeamAll-American.

2000-01HIGHLIGHTSPiledup28pointson12goalsand16assistsduringsophomorecampaignwiththeMaver-icks...WasnamedanNCAAWestSecond-TeamAll-American...WasnamedaCCHAFirst-TeamAll-StarandnamedtheCCHA’sBestOffensiveDefenseman.

GREG

zANON


Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 202Born: 6/5/80Burnaby, B.C.

90

1999-2000HIGHLIGHTSRegistered 29 points on three goals and 26 assists during freshmanseasonatNebraska-Omaha.

cAREERTRANSAcTIONSSignedbyMinnesotaasafreeagent,July1,2009;SignedbyNashvilleasafreeagent,July9,2004;SelectedbyOttawainthesixthround(156thoverall)ofthe2000NHLEntryDraft.

PERSONALGregory Mark Zanon and his wife, Jennifer, have two daughters,Rylynn and Alayna, and make their offseason home in Langley,B.C with their black lab/border collie, Chasi…Nicknamed “Z”…Enjoys golfing, time at his lake home and time with his family…MostmemorablehockeymomentsarewinningtheAHL’sCalderCupwithMilwaukee,andmakinghisNHLdebut…Mostmemorablenon-hockeymomentswerethebirthofhischildren…Hisparentsinspiredhis hockey career…Lists Will Ferrell as person he’d most like tomeet…EnjoysMinnesota’scoldwinters…Lastgoodbookhereadwas“HandHandFingersThumb”byDr.Seuss…Enjoyssushi…Fanofcountrymusic…Favoritemovieis“OldSchool”andlists“Seinfeld”as favorite televisionshow…Favorite team toplayagainst is Vancouver…Reads “Men’s Health”…Enjoys base-ballandisafanofTwinsstarJustinMorneau…Likespoachedeggs for breakfast…Favorite video game is “Call of Duty,ModernWarfare”…IsactiveinMarchofDimes,TeammatesforKidsandPucksPrograminhisnativeB.C.

Goals, Game:1–ninetimesassists, Game: 2–vs.COL,11/27/09Points, Game: 2–twotimesPIM, Game: 6–vs.MIN,12/1/05

+/-, Game:3–twotimesTOI, Game:30:19–vs.FLA,3/9/10Goal Streak:1g–ninetimesassist Streak: 2g–threetimes

Point Streak: 2g–fourtimesCareer Hat Tricks: None

zANON’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIM aNa 16 0 1 1 -4 8 aTl 4 0 1 1 1 0 BOS 4 0 0 0 -1 0 BUF 4 0 0 0 -1 0 Car 4 0 2 2 0 0 CGY 18 1 2 3 -2 6 CHI 25 0 3 3 -1 8 CBJ 25 0 2 2 11 6 COl 18 0 2 2 -2 10 dal 15 1 1 2 6 12 deT 25 3 2 5 7 14 edM 15 0 5 5 10 10 Fla 4 0 0 0 -2 4 la 16 0 0 0 2 6 MIN 10 0 3 3 0 8 MON 4 0 0 0 -5 2 NJ 2 0 0 0 0 0 NSH 4 0 1 1 -5 2 NYI 2 0 0 0 1 2 NYr 2 0 0 0 -1 2 OTT 4 0 0 0 -1 2 PHI 5 0 0 0 -1 4 PHO 14 0 0 0 5 8 PIT 4 1 1 2 3 0 SJ 15 1 3 4 -5 2 STl 25 0 2 2 -4 8 TB 3 0 1 1 0 2 TOr 4 1 0 1 -2 2 VaN 16 1 0 1 0 8 WSH 4 0 0 0 0 0

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1995-96 Burnaby BCAHA 49 16 27 43 142 – – – – –1996-97 Victoria BCHL 53 4 13 17 124 – – – – –1997-98 Victoria BCHL 49 11 21 32 108 7 0 2 2 101998-99 SouthSurrey BCHL 59 17 54 71 154 – – – – –1999-00 Nebraska-Omaha CCHA 42 3 26 29 56 – – – – –2000-01 Nebraska-Omaha CCHA 39 12 16 28 64 – – – – –2001-02 Nebraska-Omaha CCHA 41 9 16 25 54 – – – – –2002-03 Nebraska-Omaha CCHA 32 6 19 25 44 – – – – –

zANON’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

zANON’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 Milwaukee AHL 22 2 6 8 10 31 1 0 1 – –2004-05 Milwaukee AHL 7 0 1 1 0 10 0 0 0 – –2005-06 Milwaukee AHL 21 1 7 8 11 24 0 0 – – –2006-07 NaSHVIlle NHl 5 0 2 2 -2 2 0 0 0 7 0.02007-08 NaSHVIlle NHl 6 0 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 1 0.0NHl TOTalS 11 0 4 4 0 6 0 0 0 8 0.0

zANON’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 Milwaukee AHL 62 4 12 16 30 59 0 0 0 – –2004-05 Milwaukee AHL 80 2 17 19 4 59 0 0 0 – –2005-06 NaSHVIlle NHl 4 0 2 2 0 6 0 0 0 3 0.0

Milwaukee AHL 71 8 27 35 17 55 0 0 0 – –2006-07 NaSHVIlle NHl 66 3 5 8 16 32 0 0 0 43 7.0

Milwaukee AHL 2 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 – –2007-08 NaSHVIlle NHl 78 0 5 5 -5 24 0 0 0 38 0.02008-09 NaSHVIlle NHl 82 4 7 11 8 38 0 0 1 54 7.42009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 81 2 13 15 -10 36 0 0 0 59 3.4WIld TOTalS 81 2 13 15 -10 36 0 0 0 59 3.4NHl TOTalS 311 9 32 41 9 136 0 0 1 197 4.6

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cAREERHIGHLIGHTS

Hastotaled260points(53-207=260)and442PIMin461NHLgamesinsixseasonswithNashvilleandMinnesota...Hasscored42ormorepointsinfiveofhissixNHLseasons…SinceenteringNHLin2003,rankstiedfor21stamongactivedefensemeningoals,13thingamesplayedandpoints,12thinpowerplaypoints(148)and11thwith39PPG...Hastallied47careermulti-pointgames.2009-10HIGHLIGHTS

Totaled43points(6-37=43)in78gamestotiefranchiserecordforpointsinaseasonbydefenseman(Burns2007-08)…Assisttotalwashighesteverbyteamblueliner…Wildwas22-12-0whenZidlickyregisteredapoint…LedteaminTOI(24:10)andranked23rdinNHLinTOI…Rankedtiedfor13thinassistsandtiedfor17thinscoringamongNHLdefensemen…Rankedthirdonteamwith128blockedshots…Established teamrecordwith31stassistvs.VAN (2/14)…Recorded200thcareerassistvs.PHX(2/10)…RecordedGWGwith38.8secondsremaininginregulationvs.CBJ(12/15)…Notchedtwoassistsand+2ratinginseason-high30:42vs.ANA(12/4)…Talliedtwopoints(1-1=2)in400thNHLgameatTOR(11/10)…Missedonegamewithlowerbodyinjury(11/28),missedfinalthreegameswitharminjury(4/5-4/10).2008-09HIGHLIGHTS

Skated in 76 games, totaling 42 points (12-30=42)...Set franchise records for defenseman with 10PPG and 25 power-play points in a season...Ranked fourth on team with 74 hits...Wild was 16-2-1whenZidlickyskatedto+1orbetter...Ledteamwiththreeshootoutdecidinggoals...WasfirstWildD-manwithtwo,two-PPGgamesinoneseason...FirstWilddefensemanwithpairofthree-pointgamesinsingleseason(laterjoinedbyMarc-AndreBergeron)...RecordedthreeassistsatNYI(3/25)…Notchedassistvs.TOR(1/27)for200thNHLpoint...Postedthreepoints(2-1=3)atCHI(1/19)...Collectedthreepower-playpoints(2-1=3)includingGWGvs.PHX(11/13)...Missedfourgameswithalowerbodyinjury(10/11-10/18),missedonegameduetoillness(12/31),missedonegamewithlowerbodyinjury(3/22).2007-08HIGHLIGHTS

LedNashvilledefensemen inpoints (43)andassists (38)...Pacedtheclub inpower-playpoints (25)andpower-playassists(21)...RankedsecondontheclubinaverageTOI(20:49)andthird inassistsandblockedshots(84)...LedthePredatorsinpower-playTOI/game(4:22)...Registeredtwooftheclub’sseason-highfourthree-assistgames(2/27atBUFand12/27vs.CBJ)...Tiedfortheclubleadinplayoffassists(three)whileappearinginallsixoftheclub’sWesternConferenceQuarterfinalseriesgamesvs.DET...Alsotiedfortheteamleadinblockedshots(12)...TalliedoneofNashville’sthreeplayoffmulti-assistgameswithtwoinaGame3victory.2006-07HIGHLIGHTS

RankedsecondamongNashvilledefensemeninassists(26)...Postedfivemulti-pointgames,includingthreethree-pointgames...Skatedinhis200thNHLgameatPHX(2/1)...Missedtwogamesduetoinjury...TalliedtwoassistsinGame2oftheWesternConferenceQuarterfinalvs.SJ(4/13).2005-06HIGHLIGHTS

Rankedsecondamongclubdefensemenandtiedfor14thintheNHLinscoringbydefensemen(12-37=49)...Establishedcareerhighs inPPGs (10)and tiedhiscareerhighwith82PIM...Tied for thirdontheteaminassists(37)andrankedthirdinaverageTOI(20:03)...Missed15gamesduetoinjury.2004-05HIGHLIGHTS

LedHIFK(Finland)defensemenandrankedfourthinteamscoring(11-20=31).2003-04HIGHLIGHTS

Appearedinall82gamesinfirstNHLseason...FinishedsixthintheNHLinpower-playpoints...Rankedsecondinpower-playpoints,tiedforthirdinPPGs,rankedfourthinassists,tiedforfourthinpointsandtiedforeighthingoalsamongleaguedefensemen...Setafranchisesingle-gamerecordforpointsandassistswhenhepostedtheclub’sfirstfive-assistgamevs.SJ(2/18)...Registeredpoints(2-5=7)inhisfirstsixNHLgames(10/9-23),includinghisfirstNHLgoalvs.DAL(10/11)andanassistinhisNHLdebutvs.ANA(10/9)...SufferedaconcussioninGame1(4/7)ofthePredators’WesternConferenceQuarterfinalseriesvs.DETandmissednextfivegames.AMATEURHIGHLIGHTS

Leddefensemenand tied forfifthoverall in theFinnishElite League in scoringwith47points (10-37=47)in2002-03...LedHIFKHelsinkiinassists,tiedfortheteamleadinscoringandfinishedsecondontheteamwith79PIM...Finished2001-02,tiedforsecondamongFinnishleaguedefensemeninscor-ing(11-29=40)andledHIFKHelsinkiinscoringandassists...Playedinall56gamesforHIFKHelsinki.In2000-01,ledFinnishleaguedefensemeninscoring(12-25=37)...LedHIFKHelsinkiandrankedfourthintheleaguewith146PIM...Tiedforsecondonhisteamwith37pointsandrankedthirdwith25assists.In1998-99,ledHCKladnoinPIM(94)andledteamdefensemeninscoring(10-12=22).INTERNATIONALHIGHLIGHTS

RecordedfiveassistsinfivegamesfortheCzechRepublicat2010Olympics…Playedatthe2008WorldChampionshipandrankedsecondamongteambluelinersinpoints(1-4=5)andassists(4)...LedCzechdefensemeninscoring(1-5=6)atthe2007WorldChampionshipandwasvotedasoneoftheCzechRepublic’stopthreeplayersintheevent...Capturedabronzemedalatthe2006WinterOlympicsandledalldefensemenwithfourgoals...CapturedagoldmedalwiththeCzechRepublicatthe2005WorldChampionshipandwasselectedtothetournamentAll-StarTeam...Tiedforthetournamentleadwitha+8...RepresentedtheCzechRepublicat the2004WorldCupofHockeyandtiedforsecondamongtournamentdefensemeninscoring(3-1=4)...Tiedforteamleadingoals...Playedinboththe1995and1996WorldJuniorChampionships.

MAREk

zIDLIckY(zihd-lIH-kee, MaIr-ehk)


Ht: 5-11 • Wt: 188Born: 2/3/77

Most, Czech republic

92

cAREERTRANSAcTIONS

AcquiredbyMinnesotafromNashvilleinexchangeforRyanJonesanda2009secondroundpick(Charles-OlivierRoussel),July1,2008;AcquiredbyNashvillewithRemMurrayandTomasKloucekfromN.Y.RangersinexchangeforMikeDunham,Dec.12,2002;OriginallyselectedbyN.Y.Rangersinthesixthround(176thoverall)ofthe2001NHLEntryDraft.PERSONAL

MarekZidlickyandhiswife,Karina,haveason,Adam,and reside inPrague,CzechRepublicduringtheoffseason…Nicknameis“Z”…Hobbiesincluderidinghismotorcycleandfishing…Mostmemorablehockeymoment iswinninggoldmedalat2005WorldChampionship inAustria…ListsLanceArmstrongastheonepersonhewouldmostliketomeet…SayshisfavoritepartofMinnesotaarethelakesandfavoriteplacetoeatintheTwinCitiesisathishome…ListsSlipknotandDisturbedashisfavoritebands…Enjoyseatingeggsforbreakfastandfavoritefoodischicken…ListshisfavoritepartofhockeyiswinningandDetroitashisfavoriteteamtoplay.

Goals, Game: 2–fivetimesassists, Game: 5–vs.SJ,2/18/04Points, Game: 5–vs.SJ,2/18/04PIM, Game: 7–threetimes

+/-, Game: 4–twotimesTOI, Game: 31:38–vs.VAN,3/31/09Goal Streak: 2g–eighttimesassist Streak: 6g–3/1-3/11/04

Point Streak: 6g–twotimesCareer Hat Tricks: None

zIDLIckY’SNHLcAREERHIGHLIGHTS

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1994-95 HCKladno CzRep 30 2 2 4 38 11 1 1 2 101994-95 CzechRepublic WJC 7 0 2 2 31 – – – – –1995-96 HCPoldiKladno CzRep 37 4 5 9 74 7 1 1 2 81996-97 HCPoldiKladno CzRep 49 5 16 21 60 2 0 0 0 0

CzechRepublic WJC 7 0 5 5 12 – – – – –1997-98 Kladno CzRep 51 2 13 15 121 – – – – –1998-99 Kladno CzRep 50 10 12 22 94 – – – – –1999-00 HIFKHelsinki Finland 47 4 16 20 66 9 3 2 5 24

HIFKHelsinki EuroHL 4 2 2 4 10 1 0 0 0 02000-01 HIFKHelsinki Finland 51 12 25 37 146 5 0 1 1 62001-02 HIFKHelsinki Finland 56 11 29 40 107 – – – – –2002-03 HIFKHelsinki Finland 54 10 37 47 79 4 0 0 0 42004-05 HIFKHelsinki Finland 49 11 20 31 91 5 0 3 3 14

CzechRepublic WorldCup 5 3 1 4 2 5 0 3 3 14CzechRepublic Worlds 9 1 3 4 18 – – – – –

2005-06 CzechRepublic Olympics 7 4 1 5 16 – – – – –2006-07 CzechRepublic Worlds 7 1 5 6 6 – – – – –2007-08 CzechRepublic Worlds 7 1 4 5 6 – – – – –2008-09 CzechRepublic Worlds 7 0 1 1 6 – – – – –2009-10 CzechRepublic Olympics 5 0 5 5 -3 – – – – –

zIDLIckY’SAMATEUR/INTERNATIONALcAREER

zIDLIckY’SPROfESSIONALcAREER

Year TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 NaSHVIlle NHl 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02005-06 NaSHVIlle NHl 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 7 0.02006-07 NaSHVIlle NHl 5 0 2 2 -1 4 0 0 0 8 0.02007-08 NaSHVIlle NHl 6 0 3 3 -2 8 0 0 0 11 0.0NHl TOTalS 14 0 0 6 -3 14 0 0 0 26 0.0

zIDLIckY’SPROfESSIONALPOSTSEASONcAREER

SeaSON TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW S S%2003-04 NaSHVIlle NHl 82 14 39 53 -16 82 9 0 4 143 9.82005-06 NaSHVIlle NHl 67 12 37 49 8 82 10 0 1 113 10.62006-07 NaSHVIlle NHl 79 4 26 30 8 72 2 0 1 114 3.52007-08 NaSHVIlle NHl 79 5 38 43 -5 63 4 0 0 122 4.12008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 76 12 30 42 -12 76 10 0 3 147 8.22009-10 MINNeSOTa NHl 78 6 37 43 -16 67 4 0 3 116 5.2WIld TOTalS 154 18 67 85 -28 143 14 0 6 263 6.8NHl TOTalS 461 53 207 260 -33 442 39 0 12 755 7.0

VS.NHLTeaM GP G a PTS +/- PIMaNa 24 1 12 13 -7 31aTl 3 0 3 3 0 4BOS 6 1 1 2 -1 0BUF 5 0 4 4 -2 4CGY 26 1 9 10 -4 12Car 6 0 2 2 4 10CHI 34 5 11 16 -5 32COl 26 4 15 19 -4 22CBJ 36 7 24 31 6 41dal 22 4 6 10 -7 18deT 34 1 17 18 -17 42edM 26 0 10 10 12 32Fla 4 0 1 1 -3 4la 24 2 12 14 -8 26MIN 14 2 5 7 -2 12MTl 5 0 1 1 -4 0NSH 8 1 3 4 -6 6NJ 5 0 3 3 0 6NYI 6 1 4 5 5 4NYr 6 1 3 4 3 4OTT 5 0 1 1 0 2PHI 6 1 1 2 1 4PHX 22 5 9 14 1 10PIT 7 1 3 4 2 17SJ 24 3 14 17 -2 14STl 34 2 18 20 2 37TB 5 0 3 3 7 6TOr 5 1 2 3 1 6VaN 28 5 9 14 -6 28WSH 5 4 1 5 1 8

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94 2 010 -11 M I N N E S O TA W I L D T E A M G U I D E • Y E A R T E N95 2 010 -11 M I N N E S O TA W I L D T E A M G U I D E • Y E A R T E N Y E A R T E N • 2 010 -11 M I N N E S O TA W I L D T E A M G U I D E 95

INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:Appearedin48gameswithHoustonAerosandsevencontestswithMinnesotaWildduringfirstprofessionalseason…NotchedonegoalandninePIMwithMinnesota…Registeredfirstfightingmajorvs.DAL(4/10)…Loggedsea-son-best11:45oficetimeatEDM(4/5)…TalliedfirstcareerNHLgoalatVAN(4/4)…MadeNHLdebutvs.ATL(2/12)…Recorded18points(7-11=18),threePPGand77PIMwithAeros…2008-09:HelpedKelownaRocketscaptureWHLCham-

pionship…Tiedforsecondontheteamwith33goals…Talliedacareer-high66points(33-33=66)in70games…Ledtheclubwitha+18ratingin22playoffgames…Rankedsecondontheclubwith27playoffpoints(10-17=27)...2007-08:Played69gamestallying56points(22-34=56)and114PIMinhisthirdseasonwithKelowna...2006-07: Finished14thontheWHLrookiescoringchartwith43points(15-28=43)...2005-06:Notchedthreepoints(2-1=3)in23contestsforKelowna...2004-05: Rackedup43points(28-15=43)and108PIMin30gamesforCalgary(SAMHL).

cODYALMONDCenter

Shoots:Left Height:6-2 Weight:217Born:July24,1989;Calgary,Albertaacquired:Selectedinthefifthround(140thoverall)ofthe2007NHLEntryDraft.

DREWBAGNALLDeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Left Height:6-3 Weight:222Born:June3,1983;Oakbank,Manitobaacquired:Signedasafreeagent,July2,2010.2009-10:Collected12points(2-10=12)and113PIMforManchesterin58games…ServedasMonarchsteamcaptain…NamedManchester’sAmericanSpecialty/AHLManoftheYearforhisoutstandingcontributionstothecommunityandcharitableorganizationsduringthe2009-10season…Deliveredthreeassistsand21PIMin16playoffgamesasteamadvancedtotheAHLEasternConferenceFinals…2008-09:Recordedsixassistsand150PIMin79gameswithMan-

chester…His150PIMrankedsecondonManchesterand34thintheAHL…His79gamesplayedwassecondmostonManchester…2007-08:Finishedhisrookieseasonwith12points(1-11=12),a+4ratingand115penaltyminutes…RankedthirdontheMonarchsinPIM…MadehisAHLdebutwiththeMonarchsagainstthePortlandPirates(11/16)…MadehisprofessionaldebutwiththeReadingRoyalsoftheECHL…IntengameswithReadingheposted3points(1-2=3)and32PIM…2003-07:PlayedfourcollegiateseasonsatSt.LawrenceUniversity…Recorded72points(19-53=72)and235PIMin140games…WasnamedECACPlayeroftheYearandwasafinalistfortheHobeyBakerAwardinhisseniorseason…SelectedbyDallasinthesixthround(195thoverall)ofthe2003EntryDraft.


INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:Recorded73points(39-34=73)and65PIMin66gamestohelpleadtheCalgaryHitmentothetopregularseasonrecordintheWesternHockeyLeague…LedtheWHLwith23powerplaygoalsandrankedfirstontheteamingoalsandthirdinscoring…Added17points(13-4=17)in23playoffcontests,leadingtheWHLwith13postseasongoalsandfivepowerplaymarkersas theHitmenadvanced to theMemorialCup…2008-09:Split timebetweenMoose JawandCalgary,postingcareerhighsingoals(53),assists(34),andpoints(87)injust67games…His53goalsledtheWHL…Recorded24points(11-13=24)in18postseasoncontests…2007-08:Suitedupin70gamesforMooseJawandregistered50points(28-22=50)afterbeginningtheyearbypickingupthreepoints(2-1=3)inthreegameswithTri-City…RankedthirdamongMooseJawskatersingoalscoring…2006-07:Collected44points(16-28=44)and62PIMin71games…2005-06:Talliedfourpoints(3-1=4)in51games,duringhisfirstfullseasonintheWHL.

2009-10:Notched22points(5-17-22) in52gamesforOttawa…Pickedupfiveassistsand20PIMin12postseasoncontests…2008-09: Totaledninepoints (1-8=9)and27PIM in21gamesbeforesufferingaseason-endingknee in-jury…2007-08:Recorded32points(4-28=32)and69PIMin59gamesduringhissecondseasonwiththeOttawa67’s(OHL)...FinishedsecondontheteamamongdefensemaninscoringandwastheonlyOttawadefensemantofinishwithapositiveplus/minusrating(+4)...EarnedagoldmedalwithTeamCanadaatthe2008WorldUnder-18Championship,collectingfourpoints(1-3=4)insevengames...2006-07:WasnamedOttawa’sRookieoftheafterposting19points(3-16=19)in63matches.

jOELBRODACenter

Shoots:Left Height:6-1 Weight:209Born:November24,1989;PrinceAlbert,Saskatchewanacquired:Signedasafreeagent,July14,2010.

TYLERcUMADeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Left Height:6-2 Weight:196Born:January19,1990;Toronto,Ontarioacquired:Selectedinthefirstround(23rdoverall)ofthe2008NHLEntryDraft.


reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 Calgary SAMHL 30 28 15 43 108 – – – – –2005-06 Kelowna WHL 23 2 1 3 7 8 0 0 0 02006-07 Kelowna WHL 68 15 28 43 72 – – – – –2007-08 Kelowna WHL 69 22 34 56 114 7 1 2 3 22008-09 Kelowna WHL 70 33 33 66 105 22 10 17 27 512009-10 Houston AHL 48 7 11 18 77 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 7 1 0 1 9 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2002-03 Battelfords SJHL 59 17 47 64 252 – – – – –2003-04 St.Lawrence ECAC 40 5 13 18 61 – – – – –2004-05 St.Lawrence ECAC 37 7 12 19 68 – – – – –2005-06 St.Lawrence ECAC 24 1 9 10 32 – – – – –2006-07 St.Lawrence ECAC 39 6 19 25 74 – – – – –2007-08 Reading ECHL 10 1 2 3 32 – – – – –

Manchester AHL 54 1 11 12 115 4 0 0 0 42008-09 Manchester AHL 79 0 6 6 150 – – – – –2009-10 Manchester AHL 58 2 10 12 113 16 0 3 3 21

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 Beardy’s SMHL 44 13 13 26 28 – – – – –

Tri-City WHL 1 0 0 0 0 – – – – –2005-06 Tri-City WHL 51 3 1 4 10 5 0 0 0 02006-07 Tri-City WHL 71 16 28 44 62 6 2 0 2 02007-08 Tri-City WHL 3 2 1 3 2 – – – – –

MooseJaw WHL 70 28 22 50 72 6 1 1 2 02008-09 MooseJaw WHL 39 36 12 48 45 – – – – –

Calgary WHL 28 17 22 39 19 18 11 13 24 82009-10 Calgary WHL 66 39 34 73 65 23 13 4 17 16

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2006-07 Ottawa OHL 63 3 16 19 55 5 0 2 2 62007-08 Ottawa OHL 59 4 28 32 69 4 1 1 2 22008-09 Ottawa OHL 21 1 8 9 27 – – – – –2009-10 Ottawa OHL 52 5 17 22 73 12 0 5 5 20

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INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:LedHoustonwith55points(21-34=55)in78contests…Tiedfortheteamleadingoals(21)…Posted12multi-pointgames…2008-09: Suitedupfor58gameswithW-B/Scrantonandaccumulated28points(10-18=28)…Notchedninepoints(5-4=9)and12PIMin12postseasonbouts…2007-08:Recorded18points(5-13=18)andfourPIMin37gameswithW-B/Scranton…AlsoplayedonegameforRockford…In36gameswithCincinnati(ECHL)heposted51points

(27-24=51)…RankedsixthinECHLplayoffscoringwith18points(6-12=18)…WonKellyCupChampionship…2006-07: RankedfirstforCincinnatiingoals(32)andsecondinpoints(62)…2005-06:RankedfourthamongDanburyplayersinscoringwith65points(30-35=65)…Amasseda+31rating…In18playoffgameshenettedsevengoalsanddishedoutfourassists…2004-05: Skatedin24LNAHgames,compiling23points(8-15=23)and14PIM…CompetedinoneseasonofCanadiancollegiatehockeyatMcGillandtotaled13points(8-5=13)and37PIMin13games…2000-04: Played272QMJHLgamesandcollected276points(104-172=276)and361PIMforHull(2000-03)andGatineau(2003-04)…WonQMJHLtitlesin2003and2004.

jEAN-MIcHAELDAOUSTrIGHt WInG

Shoots:Right Height:5-7 Weight:172Born:November24,1983;Valleyfield,Quebecacquired:Signedasafreeagent,May13,2010.

jONDiSALVATORErIGHt WInG

Shoots:Right Height:6-1 Weight:201Born:March30,1981;Bangor,Maineacquired:Signedasafreeagent,July17,20092009-10:Registered52points(21-31=52)in79gameswithHouston…LedAeroswith11PPG…Rankedtiedforfirstonteamingoalsandtiedforsecondinscoring…Litthelampinfourconsecutivegames(12/18-12/28)…Dishedoutthreeassistsontwoseparateoccasions(11/13and1/22)…2008-09: LedLowellwith33assistsand53points(20-33=53)…Tiedfortheteamleadingamesplayed(76)...NamedtheReebok/AHLPlayeroftheWeek(11/23)...2007-08:Rankedthird

onSanAntoniowith22goals...2006-07: Tied forsecondonPeoriawith60points (21-39=60) in76games...Totaledacareer-high50PIM…2005-06: Registeredtwoshotsand10:23of ice time inhisNHLdebutwithSt.LouisatWSH(1/19)...LedPeoriawithacareer-high67points (22-45=67) in72games...2004-05: Tallied45points(22-23=45)and42PIMin79gamesforWorcester...2003-04:Notched46points(22-24=46)in74gamesforClevelandduringhisfirstprofessionalseason...1999-03: PlayedfouryearsatProvidenceCollege(HE),totaling142points(59-83=142)in148games...Presentedwiththe2001-02HockeyEastSportsmanshipAward.

INTHESYSTEM

2009-10: Appeared in 32 games, totaling six goals and a +1 for Minnesota…The Wild was 18-9-5 with Earl in thelineup…ScoredhisfirsttwoNHLgoalsinanovertimelossatCAR(11/15)…WasrecalledfromHoustononsixoccasions…Playedin41gameswithHouston(AHL)andtotaled18points(10-8=18)withtwoPPG…2008-09:Collectedninepoints(4-5=9)in33gameswithHoustonaftertotaling10points(2-8=10)in36gameswiththeTorontoMarlies…Notchedninepoints(5-4=9)in20playoffgameswithHouston…2007-08:MadeNHLdebutandcollectedfirstNHLpointwithanassistvs.OTT(2/2)…Totaledacareer-high47points(14-33=47)in66gameswiththeMarlies...2006-07:Notched30points(12-18=30)in67gameswiththeMarlies…2005-06:SkatedinonegamewiththeMarlies…LedWisconsintothe2006NCAAChampionshipandwasnamedtheTourneyMVPafterhelpingtheBadgerstoa2-1winoverBostonCollegeinthechampionship…Finishedtheseasonwith50pointson24goalsand26assistsin42games...Wrappedupthree-yearcollegecareerwith121points(58-63=121)in125games…2004-05:NamedtotheWCHASecondAll-StarTeam…2003-04:NamedasamemberoftheWCHAAll-RookieTeam.

2009-10:Compileda28-24-0recordwitha3.28GAAanda.905SV%withAugsburg…HelpedledPantherstothefinalspostinga8-6recordwitha2.36GAAanda.937SV%in14playoffmatches…NamedTournamentMVPatthe2010WorldChampionshipafterearninga4-2recordwitha1.15GAAanda.961SV%…AlsoselectedtotheWorldChampionshipAllStarTeamandnamedthetournament’sBestGoaltender…FirstGermanplayertobenamedMVPoftheWorldCham-pionshipandfirstplayerfromGermanytobenamedtotheAllStarteamsince1987…MemberofGermany’sOlympicsquad,butdidnotseeanyaction…2008-09:Posteda.905SV%anda3.05GAAashewent24-20duringhisrookiecampaignintheDEL…ReceivedRookieoftheYearAward…2004-08:SplitplayingtimebetweentwodifferentGermanleagues.

ROBBIEEARLLeFt WInG

Shoots:Left Height:5-11 Weight:198Born:June2,1985;Chicago,Illinoisacquired: FromTorontoinexchangeforLWRyanHamilton,January21,2009.

DENNISENDRASGOALtenDer

Catches:Left Height:6-0 Weight:168Born:July14,1985;Immenstadt,Germanyacquired:Signedasafreeagent,July7,2010.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2000-01 Hull QMJHL 68 23 27 50 84 5 0 0 0 82001-02 Hull QMJHL 72 16 20 36 91 10 2 1 3 112002-03 Hull QMJHL 72 34 60 94 104 20 12 25 37 282003-04 Gatineau QMJHL 60 31 65 96 82 15 7 15 22 162004-05 McGillUniversity CIS 13 8 5 13 37 – – – – –

Sherbrooke LNAH 24 8 15 23 14 – – – – –2005-06 Danbury UHL 70 30 35 65 73 18 7 4 11 82006-07 Cincinnati ECHL 71 32 30 62 63 10 3 5 8 82007-08 Cincinnati ECHL 36 27 24 51 54 17 6 12 18 14

Rockford AHL 1 0 0 0 0 – – – – –W-B/Scranton AHL 37 5 13 18 4 2 0 0 0 0

2008-09 W-B/Scranton AHL 58 10 18 28 24 12 5 4 9 122009-10 Houston AHL 78 21 34 55 38 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1999-00 Providence HE 38 15 12 27 12 – – – – –2000-01 Providence HE 36 9 16 25 29 – – – – –2001-02 Providence HE 38 16 26 42 6 – – – – –2002-03 Providence HE 36 19 29 48 12 – – – – –2003-04 Cleveland AHL 74 22 24 46 30 8 1 1 2 22004-05 Worcester AHL 79 22 23 45 42 – – – – –2005-06 ST. lOUIS NHl 5 0 0 0 2 – – – – –

Peoria AHL 72 22 45 67 42 4 0 0 0 02006-07 Peoria AHL 76 21 39 60 50 – – – – –2007-08 SanAntonio AHL 66 22 24 46 46 7 2 1 3 92008-09 Lowell AHL 76 20 33 53 32 – – – – –2009-10 Houston AHL 79 21 31 52 28 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2001-02 USNTDP U-17 15 8 9 17 – – – – – –

USNTDP NAHL 43 14 7 21 43 – – – – –2002-03 USNTDP U-18 43 16 8 24 58 – – – – –

USNTDP NAHL 10 4 5 9 18 – – – – –2003-04 Wisconsin WCHA 42 14 13 27 46 – – – – –2004-05 Wisconsin WCHA 41 20 24 44 62 – – – – –2005-06 Wisconsin WCHA 42 24 26 50 56 – – – – –

Toronto AHL 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 02006-07 Toronto AHL 67 12 18 30 50 – – – – –2007-08 TOrONTO NHl 9 0 1 1 0 – – – – –

Toronto AHL 66 14 33 47 56 – – – – –2008-09 Toronto AHL 36 2 8 10 28 – – – – –

Houston AHL 33 4 5 9 26 20 5 4 9 142009-10 Houston AHL 41 10 8 18 16 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 32 6 0 6 6 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO2004-05 Augsburg DEL 2 – – – 1.50 1 5 – – – –2005-06 Augsburg DEL 5 – – – 5.79 0 – – – – –2006-07 Frankfurt DEL 10 – – – – – 4 – – – –2007-08 Landsberg OBER 29 16 13 0 2.88 0 – – – – –

Ravensburg OBER 20 10 10 0 3.04 0 4 – – 3.23 –2008-09 Augsburg DEL 50 24 20 0 3.05 6 4 – – 2.50 –2009-10 Augsburg DEL 52 21 23 0 3.28 2 14 – – – –


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15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

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18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

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11NOLAN

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55ScHULTz

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12WELLER

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32BAckSTROM

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96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAVLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY



INTHESYSTEM

2009-10: AppearedinthreegameswiththeWild…Skated5:36TOIduringhisNHLdebutatCBJ(3/19)…Totaledninepoints(3-6=9)and87PIMin69gameswithHouston…2008-09:Totaledthreeassistsand44PIMinhisfirstprofessionalseasonwithHouston…2007-08:Played72gameswithSpokane,collecting26points(4-22=26)and98PIM...Appearedin21playoffgamestohelpSpokaneclaimtheMemorialCup...2006-07:Tallied15points(3-12=15)and88PIMin62games

withSpokane(WHL)...2005-06: LedtheChiefswitha+11ratingandrankedfourthinPIM.

jUSTINfALkDeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Left Height:6-5 Weight:217Born:October11,1988;Snowflake,Manitobaacquired:Selectedinthefourthround(110thoverall)ofthe2007NHLEntryDraft.

jAIMEfRASERDeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Left Height:6-1 Weight:201Born:November17,1985;Sarnia,Ontarioacquired:Signedasafreeagent,July8,2009.2009-10:Recorded22points(6-16=22)and36PIMin59gameswithHouston…Notchedpointsineightconsecutivegames (3-6=9, 2/21-3/12)…Registered a season-high +3 rating vs. Peoria (2/3)…2008-09: Skated 11:00 with theN.Y.IslandersinhisNHLdebutvs.TB(4/4)...Totaled21points(7-14=21)and30PIMin66gameswithBridgeport…Tiedforsecondontheteaminplus-minusrating(+13)...2007-08:Notchedacareerhigh11goals,totaling24points

(11-13=24)in70gameswithBridgeport...ScoredeightPPG...2006-07:Tallied14points(3-11=14)and16PIMin43gameswithBridgeport...SkatedintwogameswithSyracuse...Netted28points(5-23=28)in27gameswithSouthCarolina(ECHL)…2002-06: Totaled104points(33-71=104)and139PIMin249OHLgames,playingtwoseasonswithBramptonbeforejoiningSarniafortwoyears…Totaledsixpoints(3-3=6)andeightPIMin22playoffgameswithBrampton.

INTHESYSTEM

2009-10: Totaled20points (7-13=20)and73PIM in72games forHouston…Recordedpoints inconsecutivegameson three separate occasions…Tallied a pair of helpers at Texas (1/6)…Racked up a season-high 17 PIM vs. Peoria(2/3)…2008-09:Talliedsevenpoints(2-5=7)and18PIMwhileskating in45gamesforWild inhis rookieseason…Skatedtoevenorbetterratingin35of45games…Notchedanassistandwas+2vs.NSH(4/10)…Recordedgoalvs.CGY(2/19)…NotchedfirstNHLgoal(GWG)vs.NYI(12/19)…Talliedanassistandwas+1inback-to-backgames(10/30-11/1)…Skatedseason-high12:32vs.MTL(10/30)…RecordedassistinfirstNHLgamevs.BOS(10/11)…Missedonegamewiththeflu(2/21)…2007-08:Recorded47points(24-23=47)in58gameswithSaskatoon(WHL)…MadeprofessionaldebutwithHouston,collectingeightpoints(1-7=8)in11contestsaftersigningamulti-yearcontractwithMinnesota(3/28)...SkatedinfiveplayoffgameswiththeHoustonAeros…Scoredonegoalinsevengames,winninggoldwithTeamCanadaattheWorldJuniorChampionship…2006-07: Recorded30points(13-17=30)andtoppedSaskatooninPIMwith148...Rankedfifthamongteammatesingoalsandsixthinscoring...ParticipatedintheCHLTopProspectsGame…Totaledthreepoints(2-1=3)insixgamesforTeamCanadaattheWorldUnder-18Championship…2005-06: Skatedin63gameswithSaskatoonandrecorded12points(6-6=12)and57PIM...Appearedineightplayoffgamesanddidnotregisterapoint…Servedasanassistantcaptainofthegold-medalwinningTeamCanadaattheUnder-18JuniorWorldCup.

2009-10: Posteda33-18-3recordandfourshutoutsin56gamesforPlymouth…RankedsecondintheOHLinSV%(.925),3rdinwins(33)andfifthinGAA(2.62)...Made30savestoearnthewininonestartforTeamOHLin2009SubwaySuperSeries…NamedCHLGoalieoftheWeekforweekending10/25andOHLGoalieoftheMonthforMarch…Went3-4witha3.36GAAanda.919SV%ineightplayoffgames…Signedanentry-levelcontractwithWild(3/16)…2008-09: Compileda34-15-3recordwitha3.04GAAanda.913SV%innetforPlymouth…WasnamedWhaler’sPlayoffMVPafterhewent6-5witha3.01GAA,a.930SV%andoneshutoutin11postseasonbouts…2007-08:BegantheseasoninWindsorbeforebeingtradedtoPlymouthwhereheservedasabackup…Owneda6-9-0-1recordwithPlymouthtomatchhis3.44GAAand.901SV%…2006-07:PlayedsevengamesforWindsorwitha5.04GAAand.859SV%inhisinauguralOHLcampaign.

cOLTONGILLIESLeFt WInG

Shoots:Left Height:6-4 Weight:208Born:February12,1989;WhiteRock,BritishColumbiaacquired:Selectedinthefirstround(16thoverall)ofthe2007NHLEntryDraft.

MATTHAckETTGOALtenDer

Catches:Right Height:6-2 Weight:179Born:March7,1990;London,Ontarioacquired:Selectedinthethirdround(77thoverall)ofthe2009NHLEntryDraft.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 SwanValley MJHL 56 0 8 8 46 – – – – –

Calgary WHL 4 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 0 02005-06 Calgary WHL 5 0 2 2 0 – – – – –

Spokane WHL 48 0 8 8 35 – – – – –2006-07 Spokane WHL 62 3 12 15 88 6 0 0 0 82007-08 Spokane WHL 72 4 22 26 98 21 1 4 5 122008-09 Houston AHL 65 0 3 3 44 20 0 2 2 42009-10 Houston AHL 69 3 6 9 87 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 3 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2002-03 Brampton OHL 57 3 11 14 13 10 0 2 2 22003-04 Brampton OHL 61 4 13 17 36 12 3 1 4 62004-05 Sarnia OHL 66 10 21 31 22 – – – – –2005-06 Sarnia OHL 65 16 26 42 68 – – – – –

SouthCarolina ECHL 3 1 0 1 2 6 1 1 2 22006-07 SouthCarolina ECHL 27 5 23 28 6 – – – – –

Syracuse AHL 2 0 0 0 0 – – – – –Bridgeport AHL 43 3 11 14 16 – – – – –

2007-08 Bridgeport AHL 70 11 13 24 20 – – – – –2008-09 Bridgeport AHL 66 7 14 21 30 – – – – –

N.Y. ISlaNderS NHl 1 0 0 0 0 – – – – –2009-10 Houston AHL 59 6 16 22 36 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 Saskatoon WHL 9 1 1 2 10 2 0 0 0 0

Surrey BCHL 3 1 0 1 0 – – – – –2005-06 Saskatoon WHL 63 6 6 12 57 8 0 0 0 42006-07 Saskatoon WHL 65 13 17 30 148 – – – – –2007-08 Saskatoon WHL 58 24 23 47 97 – – – – –

Houston AHL 11 1 7 8 4 5 0 0 0 22008-09 MINNeSOTa NHl 45 2 5 7 18 – – – – –2009-10 Houston AHL 72 7 13 20 73 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO2006-07 Windsor OHL 7 0 5 2 5.04 0 – – – – –2007-08 Windsor OHL 4 1 1 0 4.61 0 – – – – –

Plymouth OHL 18 6 9 1 3.44 0 – – – – –2008-09 Plymouth OHL 55 34 15 3 3.04 2 11 6 5 3.01 12009-10 Plymouth OHL 56 33 18 3 2.62 4 8 – – – –


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15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

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18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

9kOIVU

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11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

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32BAckSTROM

25BARkER

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAVLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY



INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:PlayedintwogameswithWild,skating6:41indebutvs.FLA(3/9)...Posted23points(12-11=23)and77PIMin65gamesforHouston(AHL)…2008-09:PlayedtwogameswithHoustonbeforejoiningBalashikhaHCMVD(KHL)...Totaledtwoassistsand106PIMin17games...2007-08:Recorded18points(8-10=18)and57PIMin58contestswithHouston…

TalliedagoalinsecondAerosappearance,atIowa(10/12)...Nettedtwogoalsin2-0winvs.SPR(12/22),tyingacareer-highwiththetwo-goalgame,thefourthofhiscareer...2006-07:MadeNHLdebutinaBostonsweatervs.NYR(3/24)...ParticipatedinninegamesforBoston,postingfivepoints(4-1=5)andsixPIM...PottedgoalsonfirstthreeNHLshotattemptsatOTT(3/27),vs.ATL(3/31),andatNJD(4/1)...NotchedfirstNHLassistatBUF(4/5)...2005-06:LedRegina(WHL)inscoringwith58points(36-22=58)...Alsocollected87PIMin60-gamespan...PlayedforCzechRepublicaspartofthe2006WorldJuniorChampionshipandregisteredonegoaltogoalongwithfourPIM…SelectedbyBostoninthesecondround(No.39overall)ofthe2005NHLEntryDraft.

PETRkALUSLeFt WInG

Shoots:Left........ Height:6-1 Weight:208Born:June29,1987;Ostrava,CzechRepublicacquired:FromBostonwithafourth-roundpick(AlexanderFallstrom)inthe2009NHLEntryDraftinexchangeforGMannyFernandez,July1,2008.

MATTkASSIANLeFt WInG

Shoots:Left Height:6-5 Weight:252Born:October28,1986;Edmonton,Albertaacquired:Selectedinthesecondround(57thoverall)ofthe2005NHLEntryDraft.2009-10:Notchedsixpoints(2-4=6)and149PIMin59gameswithHouston….SetAHLcareer-highsingamesplayedandPIM…Postedpointsinback-to-backgames(1/16-1/22)…Compiledaseason-high25PIMvs.SanAntonio(11/7)…2008-09:Totaledthreepoints(1-2=3)in56gameswithHouston…TalliedhisfirstAHLpoint/goalatCHI(2/8)…RankedsecondonHoustonwith130PIMin56games...Skatedinfourplayoffgames…2007-08:Playedin19gamesinhisfirst

seasonwithHouston...Tallied10points(6-4=10)withTexas(ECHL)...2006-07: Collected18points(8-10=18)and162PIM,allcareerbests,in72gamesforKamloops...SignedbyMinnesotaonMay14,2007...Registered32points(16-16=32)and392PIMin167gamesinpartsofthreeseasonswithKamloops.

INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:Went2-0-0intwoNHLappearanceswithMinnesota...MadehisfirstNHLstartandstopped38of39shotsin2-1winvs.PHI(2/6)…MadeNHLdebutvs.EDM(2/4)andearnedthewininrelief,playingtheshortestamountoftimeinNHLhistorytorecordhisfirstcareerwin(9:33TOI)…Went14-19-4witha2.43GAAandfourshutoutsin38gameswithHous-ton...Stopped20-of-23shotsin20minutesofplayforthePlanetUSAAll-Starsatthe2010AHLAll-StarClassic…2008-09:SplitregularseasonbetweenFlorida(ECHL)andHouston(AHL)…Went8-8in17playoffgameswiththeAeros,registeringa2.70GAAand.900SV%…TiedforsecondintheleaguewithtwoplayoffshutoutsandwontwoGame7sontheroad...2007-08:NamedECHLGoaltenderoftheYearandtotheECHLFirstTeam...Recordeda1.99GAAin12gameswithHouston...2006-07:SignedacontractwiththeMinnesotaWild(7/12)...2005-06:Posteda23-13-3regularseasonrecordwithSaskatoon(WHL)...Appearedin44games,recordinga2.90GAAanda.917SV%...2003-04:BackstoppedRussiatoagoldmedalatthe2004WorldUnder-18Championship,postinga4-2recordwitha2.17GAAanda.914SV%...PlayedforMetallurgintheRussianDivisionIILeague.

2009-10: Posted eight points (4-4=8)and70PIM in56gamesduringhis inaugural AHL campaignwithHouston…2008-09: Setcareerhighsingoals(31),assists(41),points(72)andPIM(93)in68gameswithCalgary(WHL)...Added11points(3-8=11)in18playoffgames...2007-08:Collected42points(16-26=42)and87PIMin72gameswithCalgary...Addedonegoaland22PIMin16playoffmatches…2006-07:Notched22points(7-15=22)and76PIMin72games...Collectedtwogoalsand17PIMin18postseasoncontests…2005-06: Pickedupfivepoints(3-2=5)and42PIMin59gamesasarookiewithCalgary...Skatedin13playoffgames…2004-05:Postedtwopoints(1-1=2)andtwoPIMinfouroutingswithWinkler(MJHL)afterspendingmostoftheseasonplayingforBrandon(ManitobaAAAMidgetHockeyLeague).

ANTONkHUDOBINGOALtenDer

Catches:Left Height:5-11 Weight:199Born:May7,1986;Ust-Kamenogorsk,Kazakhstanacquired: Selectedintheseventhround(206thoverall)ofthe2004NHLEntryDraft.

cARSONMcMILLANrIGHt WInG

Shoots:Right Height:6-2 Weight: 194Born:September10,1988;Brandon,Manitobaacquired:Selectedintheseventhround(200thoverall)ofthe2007NHLEntryDraft.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2002-03 SherwoodPark AJHL 33 5 7 12 38 – – – – –2003-04 Vancouver WHL 37 1 0 1 42 3 0 0 0 42004-05 Vancouver WHL 41 0 3 3 89 – – – – –

Kamloops WHL 28 3 0 3 83 6 1 2 3 142005-06 Kamloops WHL 67 5 6 11 147 – – – – –2006-07 Kamloops WHL 72 8 10 18 162 4 0 1 1 02007-08 Texas ECHL 47 6 4 10 90 – – – – –

Houston AHL 19 0 0 0 48 – – – – –2008-09 Houston AHL 56 1 2 3 130 4 0 0 0 102009-10 Houston AHL 59 2 4 6 149 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2002-03 HCOstravaU17 CzRep 18 3 19 22 14 – – – – –

HCVitkoviceU17 CzRep 10 3 1 4 37 – – – – –HCVitkoviceJr. CzRep 11 0 0 0 4 – – – – –

2003-04 HCVitkoviceU17 CzRep 9 7 5 12 60 7 3 5 8 2HCVitkoviceJr. CzRep 41 8 8 16 67 – – – – –

2004-05 HCVitkoviceJr. CzRep 39 20 11 31 161 2 2 0 2 25Vitkovice CzRep 1 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

2005-06 Regina WHL 60 36 22 58 87 6 4 1 5 62006-07 Providence AHL 43 13 17 30 110 9 1 0 1 12

BOSTON NHl 9 4 1 5 6 – – – – –2007-08 Houston AHL 58 8 10 18 57 – – – – –2008-09 Balashikha KHL 17 0 2 2 106 – – – – –2009-10 Houston AHL 66 12 11 23 77 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 2 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO2003-04 Magnitogorsk2 Rus-3 38 – – – – – – – – – –2004-05 Magnitogorsk Russia 4 – – – 0.00 1 – – – – –

Magnitogorsk2 Rus-3 27 – – – – – – – – – –2005-06 Saskatoon WHL 44 23 13 3 2.90 4 10 4 3 2.80 02006-07 Magnitogorsk Russia 16 – – – 2.72 0 3 – – 2.30 02007-08 Texas ECHL 27 20 1 4 1.98 3 9 5 4 2.19 1

Houston AHL 12 2 2 1 1.99 1 – – – – –2008-09 Florida ECHL 33 18 10 1 2.71 4 – – – – –

Houston AHL 10 3 6 1 3.04 0 17 8 8 2.70 22009-10 Houston AHL 40 14 19 4 2.43 4 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 2 2 0 0 0.86 0 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 Winkler MJHL 4 1 1 2 2 – – – – –2005-06 Calgary WHL 59 3 2 5 42 13 0 0 0 22006-07 Calgary WHL 72 7 15 22 76 18 2 0 2 172007-08 Calgary WHL 72 16 26 42 87 16 1 0 1 222008-09 Calgary WHL 68 31 41 72 93 18 3 8 11 182009-10 Houston AHL 56 4 4 8 70 – – – – –


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24BOOGAARD

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21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

9kOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

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32BAckSTROM

25BARkER

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAVLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY



INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:MadeNHLdebutatCGY(4/8),registering7:01TOIinhislonegamewithMinnesota…Registeredcareer-high52points(18-34=52)and60PIMin76gameswithAeros…Rankedtiedfor2ndonteamandtiedfor4thamongallAHLdefensemeninscoring…GoaltotalrankedtiedforfirstamongAHLdefensemen…LedHoustonwith226shots…Recordeda+1ratingfortheCanadianAHLAll-Starsatthe2010AHLAll-StarClassic…2008-09:Registered39points

(14-25=39)incareer-high77games…Addedcareer-high9PPGs…LedHoustondefensemeningoalsandassists...Totaled11points(4-7=11)in20playoffgames...2007-08:Skatedin50gamesinHouston,totaling16points(8-8=16)and48PIM…Postedthreeassists intwogameswiththeECHL’sTexasWildcatters…2004-07: PlayedthreejuniorseasonswithVictoriavilleoftheQuebecMajorJuniorHockeyLeague(QMJHL),tallying148points(44-104=148)and269PIMin203games.

MAxIMNOREAUDeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Right Height:5-11 Weight:194Born:May24,1987;Montreal,Quebecacquired:Signedasafreeagent,May22,2008.

jARODPALMERrIGHt WInG

Shoots:Right Height:6-0 Weight:199Born:February10,1986;Fridley,Minnesotaacquired:Signedasafreeagent,April26,2010.2009-10:Nevermissedagameduringhisfour-yearcareeratMiami(Ohio)Universitytotaling137points(47-90=137)in169contestsandhelpedleadtheRedHawkstotheNCAAFrozenFourin2009and2010…LedMiamiwith18goals,45points(18-27=45)anda+27ratingin44gamesduringhisseniorseason…AddedsixGWGs,fourPPGsandrankedtiedfor25thintheNCAAinscoring…AScholarAthleteatMiami,hewontheOutstandingSeniorAwardandwasselected

First-TeamAll-CCHA…2008-09:Tallied27points(8-9=17)in41contests…Recordedatleastonepointin20differentgames…Alleightgoalscameonspecialteams(sevenonthepowerplayandoneshorthanded)…2007-08:Netted10goalsand25assiststogoalongwitha+21rating…Registeredapairofpowerplaygoals...2006-07:RankedfirstamongMiamifreshmenandfourthamongCCHAfreshmeninscoringwith30points(11-19=30)…Compiledfourmulti-pointgames…ReceivedMiami’sRookieoftheYearAward.2004-06: PlayedtwoseasonsforTriCity(USHL)andnotched93points(30-63=93)and158PIMin110games…2002-04: SpenttwoseasonswiththeUnitedStatesNationalTeamDevelopmentProgramwhereheclaimedasilvermedalatthe2004WorldUnder-18Championship.

INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:Skatedin11NHLmatcheswithDallasandscoredagoalvs.NJ(11/21)…Totaled34points(20-14=34)and52PIMin61gameswithTexas(AHL)…RankedsecondontheclubwithninePPGsandthirdingoals(20)…Talliedeightpoints(4-4=8)and56PIMin23playoffgamesasTexasreachedtheCalderCupFinals…2008-09:Talliedagoaland12PIMin16NHLgameswithCalgary…MadeNHLdebutatNYR(12/7)…NettedfirstNHLgoalatOTT(3/3)…Registered17points(11-6=17)in62gameswiththeQuadCityFlames(AHL)…SkatedinfourplayoffgameswithCalgary…2007-08: Accrued24points(11-13=24)and74PIMin75gameswithQuadCity…2006-07:Recorded33points(17-16=33)and95PIMin75gameswithOmaha(AHL)…Rankedtiedforthirdontheteamingoals…Addedthreepoints(2-1=3)insixpostseasoncontests…2005-06:Rackedup25points(15-10=25)and133PIMin77gamesforOmaha…2004-05:Pickedup46points(23-23=46)and131PIMin69gameswithIdaho(ECHL)…Skatedinfourplayoffgamesandregisteredoneas-sist…2003-04:SplithisfirstproseasonbetweenIdahoandUtah(AHL)…Collected13points(6-7=13)21gameswithIdaho…Postedeightpoints(4-4=8)and63PIMin55contestswithUtah…2002-03:PlayedonegamewithPortland(AHL)…1997-03:Skatedin330WHLgameswithSaskatoon,accumulating218points(111-107=218)and542PIM.

2009-10: Pickeduponepoint(0-1=1)andeightPIMinthreeNHLgameswithMinnesotaaftersigningasafreeagent(3/18)…Playedaseason-high21:00atCGY(4/8)…EarnedanassistinhisNHLdebutatEDM(4/5)…BecamethesixthMinnesotanativetoplayagamefortheWild…WrappeduphisseniorseasonatColoradoCollegeleadingteamdefense-menandrankingsecondamongWCHAbluelinersinscoringwith28points(4-24=28)in39games…NamedtotheAll-WCHASecondTeam...Notched64points(12-52=64)and178PIMin137gamesinfour-yearcareeratColoradoCollege…2008-09: Ledallteamdefensemeningoalswithfive,andaddedeightassistsfor13pointswhileskatinginall38games...2007-08: Tallied20points(3-17=20)in39contestsandtiedfortheteamleadwitha+21rating…2006-07:Appearedin21gamesduringfreshmancampaignandregisteredthreeassists…Two-timeall-conferenceselectionatElkRiverHighSchoolwhereheparticipatedintwostatetournaments.

WARRENPETERSCenter

Shoots:Left Height:6-0 Weight:203Born:July10,1982;Saskatoon,Saskatchewanacquired:Signedasafreeagent,July2,2010.

NATEPROSSERDeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Right Height:6-2 Weight:207Born:May7,1986;ElkRiver,Minnesotaacquired:Signedasafreeagent,March18,2010.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 Victoriaville QMJHL 65 5 8 13 47 7 0 0 0 82005-06 Victoriaville QMJHL 69 22 43 65 116 5 2 4 6 72006-07 Victoriaville QMJHL 69 17 53 70 106 6 2 1 3 82007-08 Houston AHL 50 8 8 16 48 5 0 0 0 4

Texas ECHL 2 0 3 3 0 – – – – –2008-09 Houston AHL 77 14 25 39 49 20 4 7 11 22009-10 Houston AHL 76 18 34 52 60 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 1 0 0 0 0 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2002-03 USNTDP NAHL 33 3 7 10 39 – – – – –2003-04 USNTDP NAHL 10 3 1 4 22 – – – – –2004-05 Tri-City USHL 52 15 26 41 97 9 1 0 1 142005-06 Tri-City USHL 48 15 37 52 91 5 1 1 2 92006-07 Miami CCHA 42 11 19 30 26 – – – – –2007-08 Miami CCHA 42 10 25 35 32 – – – – –2008-09 Miami CCHA 41 8 19 27 34 – – – – –2009-10 Miami CCHA 44 18 27 45 40 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM1998-99 Saskatoon WHL 53 8 6 14 111 – – – – –1999-00 Saskatoon WHL 70 11 17 28 97 10 1 2 3 122000-01 Saskatoon WHL 63 27 14 41 111 – – – – –2001-02 Saskatoon WHL 72 34 26 60 115 7 1 4 5 132002-03 Saskatoon WHL 71 31 44 75 108 6 1 6 7 62003-04 Idaho ECHL 21 6 7 13 33 – – – – –

Utah AHL 55 4 4 8 63 – – – – –2004-05 Idaho ECHL 69 23 23 46 131 4 0 1 1 122005-06 Omaha AHL 77 15 10 25 133 – – – – –2006-07 Omaha AHL 79 17 16 33 95 6 2 1 3 42007-08 QuadCity AHL 75 11 13 24 74 – – – – –2008-09 QuadCity AHL 62 11 6 17 51 – – – – –

CalGarY NHl 16 1 0 1 12 4 0 0 0 02009-10 Texas AHL 61 20 14 34 52 23 4 4 8 56

dallaS NHl 11 1 0 1 2 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2003-04 SiouxFalls USHL 32 0 7 7 35 – – – – –2004-05 SiouxFalls USHL 60 4 20 24 97 – – – – –2005-06 SiouxFalls USHL 58 3 27 30 100 14 0 5 5 162006-07 ColoradoCollege WCHA 21 0 3 3 8 – – – – –2007-08 ColoradoCollege WCHA 39 3 17 20 51 – – – – –2008-09 ColoradoCollege WCHA 38 5 8 13 61 – – – – –2009-10 ColoradoCollege WCHA 39 4 24 28 58 – – – – –

MINNeSOTa NHl 3 0 1 1 8 – – – – –


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2009-10:Tallied38points(19-19=38)andtiedteam-highbyappearingin79gameswithHouston(AHL)duringfirstprofessionalseason…Rankedthirdinonteamingoalsandfourthinscoring…GoaltotalrankedtiedforninthamongAHLrookies…Notchedhisfirstgoal,agamewinner,vs.Texas(10/9)…Postedfivemulti-pointgames…2005-09:Totaled140points(73-67=140)and26PIMin159gamesduringfourseasonsatColoradoCollege(WCHA)…NamedFirstTeam

All-WCHAin2007-08and2008-09andwasalsonamedtotheNCAAWestSecondAll-AmericaTeamthoseseasons…2004-05: Recordedteamhighsingoals(31),assists(40),andpoints(71)in57gamesforDesMoines(USHL)…NamedUSHLRookieoftheYear…ClaimedgoldmedalwithTeamUSAatthe2005WorldUnder-18Championshipcollectingonegoalinsixgames.

cHADRAUCenter

Shoots:Right Height:5-11 Weight:186Born:January18,1987;EdenPrairie,Minnesotaacquired:Signedasafreeagent,May17,2010.

MARcOScANDELLADeFenSeMAn

Shoots:Left Height:6-3 Weight:217Born:February23,1990;Montreal,Quebec

acquired:Selectedinthesecondround(55thoverall)ofthe2008NHLEntryDraft.2009-10:SignedanATOwithHouston(AHL)3/31andrecordedoneassistinsevengameswithAeros...Notched31points(9-22=31)and41PIM in31gameswithVal-d’Or Foreurs (QMJHL)…Named toQMJHL roster for2009SubwaySuperSeries...Totaledsixpoints(2-4=6)insixplayoffgames,leadingteamdefensemeninscoring...Scoredthreepoints(1-2=3)includinggame-winninggoalinsemifinalsandhada+7ratinginsixgamestoclaimsilvermedalforCanadaattheWorld

JuniorChampionship…2008-09:Recorded37points(10-27=37)and64PIMin58gameswithVal-d’Or…PlayedintworegularseasoncontestsandsixplayoffgameswiththeAeros...2007-08:Recorded14points(4-10=14)and35PIMin65gamesinrookieseasonwithVal-d’Or...WonagoldmedalwithTeamCanadaattheWorldUnder-18Championship,postingtwopoints(1-1=2)anda+7ratinginsevengames...LedVal-d’OrrookiedefensemeninscoringandwasnamedtheQMJHLProspectoftheMonthinDecember2007.

INTHESYSTEM

2009-10:Totaledfourpoints(1-3=4)in12gameswithMinnesotaaftersigningasafreeagent(3/16)...RecordedfirstNHLgoalandskatedacareer-high16:09TOIvs.DAL(4/10)…Registeredcareer-bestfourshotsatEDM(4/5)…TalliedfirstNHLpointwithanassist inhisNHLdebutatCBJ (3/19)…Tied for sixth inNCAADivision Iwith23goals in36gamesduringhissophomoreattheUniversityofMassachusetts-Amherst…Tiedfor14th inthenationwith45points(23-22=45)…Setanewschoolrecordwith11PPGsontheseason…PostedfiveGWGand144shots...Finishedwithaseason-highfour-gamepointstreak(4-5=9,3/5-3/13)…2008-09:LedallHockeyEastrookieswith33points(11-22=33)in39gamesatUMass-Amherst…TalliedsixPPGand117shots…Recordedafive-gamepointstreak(2-5=7,2/13-2/27)…Totaledaseason-highfourpoints(0-4=4)vs.Providence(10/31)…NamedtotheHockeyEastAll-RookieteamandtheHockeyEastAll-AcademicTeam…NamedUMassAmherstRookieoftheYear…2007-08:Registered45points(22-23=45)in59gameswithCedarRapidsoftheUnitedStatesHockeyLeague(USHL)…2006-07:Recorded19points(6-13=19)in50gameswithCedarRapidsduringhisfirstseasonintheUSHL.

cASEYWELLMANCenter

Shoots:Right Height:6-0 Weight:186Born:October18,1987;Brentwood,Californiaacquired:Signedasafreeagent,March16,2010.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2004-05 DesMoines USHL 57 31 40 71 32 – – – – –2005-06 ColoradoCollege WCHA 42 13 17 30 8 – – – – –2006-07 ColoradoCollege WCHA 39 14 17 31 4 – – – – –2007-08 ColoradoCollege WCHA 40 28 14 42 8 – – – – –2008-09 ColoradoCollege WCHA 38 18 19 37 6 – – – – –2009-10 Houston AHL 79 19 19 38 7 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2007-08 ValD’Ors QMJHL 65 4 10 14 35 4 0 1 1 42008-09 ValD’Ors QMJHL 58 10 27 37 64 – – – – –

Houston AHL 2 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 22009-10 ValD’Ors QMJHL 31 9 22 31 41 6 2 4 6 4

Houston AHL 7 0 1 1 7 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2006-07 CedarRapids USHL 50 6 13 19 30 6 1 2 3 02007-08 CedarRapids USHL 59 22 23 45 30 3 1 1 2 42008-09 UMass-Amherst HE 39 11 22 33 32 – – – – –2009-10 UMass-Amherst HE 36 23 22 45 38 – – – – –

Minnesota NHl 12 1 3 4 0 – – – – –

Nicklas Backstrom (NIHK-luhs BaK-struhm)Cam Barker (KaM Bar-kuhr)

Pierre-Marc Bouchard (Pee-air-MaHrK BOO-shahrd)Kyle Brodziak (KIGHl brohd-Zee-ak)

andrew Brunette (aN-droo broo-NeHT)Brent Burns (BreHNT BUHrNZ)

Cal Clutterbuck (Kal KlUH-tuhr-buhck)Matt Cullen (MaT KUH-lehn)

Josh Harding (JaWSH HaHr-dihng)Martin Havlat (MaHr-tihn HaV-lat)

Chuck Kobasew (CHUHK KOH-buh-soo)

Mikko Koivu (Mee-koh KOI-voo)Guillaume latendresse (Gee-OHM lah-TeHN-drehs)

John Madden (JaWN Ma-dehn)antti Miettinen (aN-tee mih-eHT-tih-nehn)

eric Nystrom (aIr-ihk NIGH-struhm)Nick Schultz (NIHK SHUHlTZ)

James Sheppard (JaYMZ sheh-PUHrd)Brad Staubitz (Brad STaW-bihtz)

Clayton Stoner (KlaY-tuhn STOH-nuhr)Greg Zanon (GreHG Za-nuhn)

Marek Zidlicky (MaIr-ehk zihd-lIH-kee)

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2009-10:Netted40points(13-27=40)in43gameswithHIFKinFinland’stopleague…Registeredateamhigh+12rating…NamedRookieoftheYear…Postedsevenpoints(1-6=7)attheWorldJuniorChampionshipand13points(4-9=13)attheWorldUnder-18Championship…WastheNo.1-rankedEuropeanskaterinthe2010NHLEntryDraft…2008-09:Skatedin35games,posting57points(21-36=57)intheFinnishJunior“A”league…Finishedtheseasonwitha+7ratingand45PIM…Notchedthreepoints(1-2=3)attheWorldJuniorChampionship…Tallied13points(2-11=13)attheWorldUnder-18Championship.

2009-10:Tallied43points(22-21=43)in68gameswithCalgary(WHL)…Totaled16points(9-7=16)in23playoffgamestohelpHitmencapturetheWHLChampionship…2008-09:Registered17points(9-10=17)in26games,splittingtheseasonbetweenKootenayandCalgary…Scored11goalsin18playoffgames…2007-08:Owned12PIMtogoalongwiththreepoints(0-3=3)in33gamesforKootenay…2006-07:MadehisWHLdebutandplayedinthreegameswiththeSwiftCurrentBroncos.

2009-10:Notched40points(23-37=40)inhisfirstfullseasonintheWHL…RankedfourthamongKelownaskatersinassists(27)…Rackedup95PIM,goodforfourthplaceonthesquad…Postedfivepoints(3-2=5)in12playoffgames…RankedNo.65amongstNorthAmericanskatersbyNHLCentralScouting–upfromarankof164atthemid-termranking…2008-09: MadehisWHLdebut,postingtwoPIMinthreegameswithKelowna.

BRETTBULMERPosition:LeftWing Shoots:Right Height:6-3 Weight:186Born:April26,1992;PrinceGeorge,BritishColumbiaacquired:Selectedinthesecondround(39thoverall)ofthe2010NHLEntryDraft

MIkAELGRANLUNDPosition:Center Shoots:Left Height:5-10 Weight:176Born:February26,1992;Oulu,Finlandacquired:Selectedinthefirstround(ninthoverall)ofthe2010NHLEntryDraft.

kRISfOUcAULTPosition: LeftWing Shoots:Left Height:6-1 Weight:201Born:December12,1990;Calgary,Albertaacquired:Selectedinthefourthround(103rdoverall)ofthe2009NHLEntryDraft.

fUTUREWILD

2009-10:Recordeda2.02GAAanda.918SV%forSwedenattheWorldUnder-18Championship…2008-09:In13gamesofEliteplay,heowneda1.94GAAtogoalongwitha.910SV%…Registeredanevenstronger1.63GAAand.936SV%in14gamesofAllsvenskanaction…TwoappearancesintheWorldUnder-18Championshipproducedastellar1.00GAAanda.964SV%.

jOHANGUSTAfSSONPosition:Goaltender Catches:Left Height:6-1 Weight:187Born:February28,1992;Koping,Swedenacquired:Selectedinthesixthround(159thoverall)ofthe2010NHLEntryDraft.

2009-10: Tallied22points(5-17=22)in54gameswithOmaha(USHL)…PlacedseventhonOmahainassists(17)…Heldscorelessinthreeplayoffgames,pickinguptwoPIM…OmahawonregularseasonWestDivisiontitle…CommittedtoplayforColgateUniversity…2008-09:Recorded99points(29-70=99)in70gamesfortheDallasStarsAAAMidgetteam…Ledtheteaminscoringandassistsandrankedtiedthirdingoals.

2009-10:Tallied72points(28-44=72)in56gameswithOmaha(USHL)…NamedtotheUSHL’sAll-RookieTeamandAll-USHLSecondTeam...FinishedtheregularseasonrankedtiedforfifthintheUSHLinpointsandtiedforfourthinplus/minusrating(+36)…TiedforthirdintheUSHLwith11points(2-9=11)ineightplayoffgames...HascommittedtotheUniversityofMin-nesota…2008-09:Totaled84points(26-58=84)and46PIMin53gamesinhisfirstseasonatShattuck-St.Mary’s…Ledtheteaminassistsandrankedsecondingoalsandpoints…2007-08:Recorded22points(7-15=22)in40gameswithPoriAssatinFinland’sJuniorLeague.

ANTHONYHAMBURGPosition: Center Shoots:Right Height:6-0 Weight:195Born:August30,1991;Phoenix,Arizonaacquired:Selectedintheseventhround(193rdoverall)ofthe2009NHLEntryDraft.

ERIkHAULAPosition: LeftWing Shoots:Left Height:5-11 Weight:170Born:March23,1991;Pori,Finlandacquired:Selectedintheseventhround(182ndoverall)ofthe2009NHLEntryDraft.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2006-07 SwiftCurrent WHL 3 0 0 0 0 – – – – –2007-08 Kootenay WHL 33 0 3 3 12 8 2 1 3 22008-09 Kootenay WHL 4 0 1 1 4 – – – – –

Calgary WHL 22 9 7 16 12 18 11 5 16 102009-10 Calgary WHL 68 22 21 43 31 23 9 7 16 21

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2008-09 Kelowna WHL 3 0 0 0 2 – – – – –2009-10 Kelowna WHL 65 13 27 40 95 12 3 2 5 6

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2007-08 KarpatOulu Fin-Jr.B 31 22 27 49 20 – – – – –2008-09 KarpatOulu Fin-Jr.A 35 21 36 67 45 – – – – –

KarpatOulu Finland 2 0 0 0 0 – – – – –Finland WJ-18 6 2 11 13 0 – – – – –Finland WJC 6 2 1 3 0 – – – – –

2009-10 HIFK Finland 43 13 27 40 2 6 1 5 6 0Finland WJ-18 6 4 9 13 4 – – – – –Finland WJC 6 1 6 7 4 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2008-09 DallasAAA Midget-TX 70 29 70 99 76 – – – – –2009-10 Omaha USHL 54 5 17 22 35 3 0 0 0 2

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2006-07 AssatPori Fin-Jr.B 29 19 24 43 24 – – – – –2007-08 AssatPori Fin-Jr.B 5 5 3 8 14 – – – – –

AssatPori Fin-Jr.A 40 7 15 22 26 12 2 0 2 42008-09 ShattuckSt.Mary’s HS-MN 53 26 58 84 46 – – – – –2009-10 Omaha USHL 56 28 44 72 59 8 2 9 11 2

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO2008-09 Farjestad Swe-Jr. 15 – – – 1.94 – – – – – –

Farjestad Swe-3 14 – – – 1.63 – 4 – – 3.68 –Sweden WJ-18 2 – – – 1.00 – – – – – –

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2009-10:FinishedregularseasonrankedtiedforseventhintheWHLinwins(28),ninthinGAA(2.73)andT-ninthinSV%(.908)…Went3-4witha3.36GAAanda.919SV%ineightplayoffgames…AppearedinfourgameswithHouston…Postedarecordof2-1witha2.41GAAanda.886SV%…Signedathree-year,entry-levelcontractwiththeWild(3/16)….2008-09: Appearedin55gameswithRedDeer...RankedsecondamongWHLrookiegoaltenderswitha.898SV%and21wins…Rankedthirdwitha2.96GAA...Addedthreeshutouts.

2009-10:Posted11points(0-11=11)and53PIMin67gameswiththeBellevilleBulls…DishedoutapairofhelpersatSagi-naw(10/10)…SignedentrylevelcontractwithWildon9/18…2008-09:Totaledfourpoints(1-3=4)inhisfirstOHLseasonwithBelleville…Appearedin57regularseasongamesand17playoffgames…2007-08:Skatedin43gamesfortheU.S.NationalUnder18-Team…Talliedthreeassistsand40PIM…WonasilvermedalattheWorldUnder-17HockeyChallenge…IsthesonofformerNHL’erUweKrupp.

2009-10: Tallied eight points (5-3=8) and six PIM in 13 games for St. Thomas University…Transferring to Dart-mouth…2008-09:Scoredonegoal ineightgameswith theUniversity ofWisconsin...2007-08:Played51gameswith theTri-CityStorm(USHL)collecting31points(15-16=31)and34PIM...2006-07:Potted21goalsandadded15assistsin17gameswhilehandlingthecaptaincyforCretin-DerhamHall,finishingwitharecordof20-6-2...2005-06:Tallied65points(37-28=65)in31outingsasajuniorwiththeRaiders…Recordedsevenpoints(6-1=7)inthreegamesduringthe2006ClassAAHighSchoolTournament,andhadthefirstgoalineachofthosecontests...NamedtotheAll-TournamentTeam.

cHRISHIckEYPosition: Center Shoots:Right Height:6-1 Weight:196Born:September2,1988;MendotaHeights,Minnesotaacquired:Selectedintheseventhround(192ndoverall)ofthe2006NHLEntryDraft.

DARcYkUEMPERPosition: Goaltender Catches:Left Height:6-5 Weight:203Born:May5,1990;Saskatoon,Saskatchewanacquired:Selectedinthesixthround(161stoverall)ofthe2009NHLEntryDraft.

BjORNkRUPPPosition: Defenseman Shoots: Left Height: 6-2 Weight: 201Born: March6,1991;ManhattanBeach,Californiaacquired: Signedasafreeagent,September18,2009.

fUTUREWILD

2009-10:Registered34points(15-19=34)in40gameswithBrynasintheSwedishJuniorLeague…Rankedsecondinscor-ingattheWorldUnder-18Championship,netting14points(6-8=14)infivegames…ReceivedasilvermedalandservedasteamcaptainforSweden…2008-09:Talliedninepoints(4-5=9)and55PIMin33gameswithBrynas…AppearedinfivepostseasonmatchesandpickeduptwoPIM.

jOHANLARSSONPosition:LeftWing Shoots:Left Height:6-0 Weight:198Born:July25,1992;Lau,Swedenacquired: Selectedinthesecondround(56thoverall)ofthe2010NHLEntryDraft.

2009-10:Putup42points(20-22=42)and57PIM,appearinginall72regularseasongamesforChilliwack…Rankedfifthontheclubingoals(20)andpoints(42),whileaddingsixPPG…Insixplayoffgamesdeliveredfivepoints(2-3=5)andtwoPIM…2008-09:DebutedintheWHLwithtenpoints(3-7=10)and47PIMin55gamesfortheBruins.

DYLENMckINLAYPosition: RightWing Shoots:Right Height:5-11 Weight:170Born:April20,1992;Langley,BritishColumbiaacquired:Selectedintheseventhround(189thoverall)ofthe2010NHLEntryDraft

2009-10:Notchedthreepoints(2-1=3)togoalongwith14PIMin34gamesinsophomoreseason…BothgoalswereGWG…Scoredhisfirstcollegiategoal(1/2)…2008-09:Collectedthreeassistsand18PIMin40gameswiththeUniversityofNotreDame(CCHA)...2006-08:Totaled59gameswhilescoringthreegoals,eightassistsand30PIMforUSAHockey’sNationalDevelopmentProgram...WonabronzemedalwithTeamUSAatthe2008WorldUnder-18Championship.

SEANLORENzPosition: Defenseman Shoots:Right Height:6-1 Weight:191Born:March10,1990;Littleton,Coloradoacquired:Selectedinthefourthround(115thoverall)ofthe2008NHLEntryDraft.

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2007-08 Tri-City USHL 55 15 16 31 34 – – – – –2008-09 Wisconsin WCHA 8 1 0 1 4 – – – – –2009-10 St.Thomas MIAC 13 5 3 8 6 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2007-08 USNTDP NAHL 43 0 3 3 40 – – – – –2008-09 Belleville OHL 57 1 3 4 22 17 0 0 0 92009-10 Belleville OHL 67 0 11 11 53 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP W l OT Gaa SO GP W l Gaa SO2006-07 Spokane WHL – – – – – – 1 0 0 0.00 02008-09 RedDeer WHL 55 21 25 8 2.96 3 – – – – –2009-10 RedDeer WHL 61 28 23 4 2.73 3 2 – – – –

Houston AHL 4 2 1 0 2.41 0 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2006-07 USNTDP NAHL 45 1 7 8 26 6 0 0 0 22007-08 USNTDP NAHL 14 2 1 3 4 – – – – –2008-09 NotreDame CCHA 40 0 3 3 18 – – – – –2009-10 NotreDame CCHA 34 2 1 3 14 – – – – –

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2008-09 Chilliwack WHL 55 3 7 10 47 – – – – –2009-10 Chilliwack WHL 72 20 22 42 57 6 2 3 5 2

reGUlar SeaSON PlaYOFFSSeaSON ClUB leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM GP G a PTS PIM2008-09 BrynasJr. Swe-Jr. 33 4 5 9 55 5 0 0 0 22009-10 BrynasJr. Swe-Jr. 40 15 19 34 80 – – – – –

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2009-10:Tallied53points(29-24=53)in60gameswiththeUnitedStatesNationalTeamDevelopmentProgramUnder-18Team…His 29 markers tied for the team lead…Netted six GWG…Registered a hat trick vs. Lincoln (2/27)…One of twoUnitedStatesplayerstowinthreegoldmedalsinonecalendaryear…Wongoldmedalatthe2009and2010WorldUnder-18Championshipsaswellasthe2010WorldJuniorChampionship…CommittedtotheUniversityofDenver…2008-09:In64gameswithboththeUnder-18andUnder-17NationalTeam,hetotaled38points(21-17=38)and61PIM…FirstNevada-raisedplayertobedraftedintheNHL.

2009-10:Totaled11points(5-6=11)and18PIMin38gameswithBluesEspoo(Finland)…Dishedouttwoassistsinthreeplayoffgames…Putupeightpoints(5-3=8)insixJuniorLeaguegames…HeldscorelessintwogamesattheWorldJuniorChampionship…2008-09:Recordedthreepoints(1-2=3)and31PIMinninegameswithBluesEspooJuniorteam…Missedmostoftheseasonwithabackinjury…2007-08:Tallied30points(11-19=30)and94PIMin36gameswiththeBluesEspooJuniorteam…RepresentedFinlandatthe2008WorldUnder-18Championshiptotalingthreepoints(2-1=3)and31PIMinsixgames.

2009-10:LedUniversityofVermont(HE)defensemeningoals(five)andpoints(15)duringjuniorcampaign...Recorded50PIMin39games…Hadacareerhighthreeassistsvs.Northeastern(1/16)…2008-09:Totaled12points(2-10=12)and40PIMin39games...2007-08:Played30gamesinhisfreshmancampaignwithVermont,collectingfivepoints(1-4=5)...Recordedallofhispointsinconferencegames...Notchedthefirstassistofhiscareerina1-1tieatBostonCollege(10/21)...Scoredthefirstgoalofhiscareer(2/1)...2006-07:Posted18points(4-14=18)and83PIMin57gameswithSiouxCityinhisfirstfullUSHL

season...2005-06: Recorded35points(13-22=35)and44PIMinhissenioryearatAppleValley(Minn.)...Two-timeAll-LakeConferenceselection...Namedtothe2006PioneerPressAPAll-StateTeamandtheStarTribuneAll-MetroTeam.

KYLEMEDvEcPosition: Defenseman Shoots:Left Height:6-6 Weight:205Born:June16,1988;Westminster,ColoradoAcquired:Selectedinthefourthround(102ndoverall)ofthe2006NHLEntryDraft.

JASONZUcKERPosition:LeftWing Shoots:Left Height:5-11 Weight:174Born:January16,1992;NewportBeach,CaliforniaAcquired:Selectedinthesecondround(59thoverall)ofthe2010NHLEntryDraft

JERESALLINENPosition: LeftWing Shoots:Left Height:6-0 Weight:205Born:October26,1990;Espoo,FinlandAcquired:Selectedinthesixthround(163rdoverall)ofthe2009NHLEntryDraft.

HOWTHEWILDWASbUILT

YEAR DRAFT (RD/PICK) FREE AGENT (SIGNED) TRADE/WAIVERS (TEAM, DATE)

2000 NICKSCHULTZ(2/33)

2001 MIKKOKOIVU(1/6)

2002 PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD(1/8)

JOSHHARDING(2/38)

2003 BRENTBURNS(1/20)

DANNYIRMEN(3/78)

2004 CLAYTONSTONER(3/79)

ANTONKHUDOBIN(7/206)

2005 MATTKASSIAN(2/57)

2006 JAMESSHEPPARD(1/9)

CALCLUTTERBUCK(3/72)

NIKLASBACKSTROM(6/1)

2007 COLTONGILLIES(1/16)

JUSTINFALK(4/110)

CODYALMOND(5/140)

CARSONMCMILLAN(7/200)

PETRKALUS(BOS,7/1)

2008 TYLERCUMA(1/23)

MARCOSCANDELLA(2/55)

MAXIMNOREAU(5/22)

ANDREWBRUNETTE(7/1)

ANTTIMIETTINEN(7/4)

MAREKZIDLICKY(NSH,7/1)

2009 MATTHACKETT(3/77) MARTINHAVLAT(7/1)

GREGZANON(7/1)

JAMIEFRASER(7/8)

JONDISALVATORE(7/17)

ROBBIEEARL(TOR,1/21)

KYLEBRODZIAK(EDM,6/27)

CHUCKKOBASEW(BOS,11/18)

GUILLAUMELATENDRESSE(MTL,11/23)

2010 CASEYWELLMAN(3/16)

NATEPROSSER(3/18)

JARODPALMER(4/26)

CHADRAU(5/10)

JEAN-MICHELDAOUST(5/13)

MATTCULLEN(7/1)

ERICNYSTROM(7/2)

WARRENPETERS(7/2)

DREWBAGNALL(7/2)

DENNISENDRAS(7/7)

JOELBRODA(7/14)

JOHNMADDEN(8/6)

CAMBARKER(CHI,2/12)

BRADSTAUBITZ(SJ,6/21)

* indicates player claimed on waivers

REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFSSEASON CLUB LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM2005-06 SiouxCity USHL 3 0 0 0 0 – – – – –2006-07 SiouxCity USHL 57 4 14 18 83 7 0 0 0 42007-08 Vermont HE 30 1 4 5 18 – – – – –2008-09 Vermont HE 39 2 10 12 40 – – – – –2009-10 Vermont HE 39 5 10 15 50 – – – – –

REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFSSEASON CLUB LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM2006-07 Espoo Fin-Jr.B 26 9 3 12 44 – – – – –2007-08 Espoo Fin-Jr.B 13 8 10 18 16 – – – – –

Espoo Fin-Jr.A 36 11 19 30 94 – – – – –Espoo Finland 6 0 0 0 2 – – – – –

2008-09 Espoo Fin-Jr.A – – – – – – – – – –Espoo Finland – – – – – – – – – –Finland WJC 6 2 1 3 31 – – – – –

2009-10 Espoo Finland 38 5 6 11 18 3 0 2 2 0Espoo Fin-Jr.A 6 5 3 8 – – – – – –Finland WJC 2 0 0 0 – – – – – –

REGULAR SEASON PLAYOFFSSEASON CLUB LEAGUE GP G A PTS PIM GP G A PTS PIM2008-09 USNTDP NAHL 36 11 4 15 55 – – – – –

USNTDP Ind 16 2 6 8 8 – – – – –2009-10 USNTDP USHL 22 11 7 18 23 – – – – –


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FOrWardS HT WT SHOT BOrN BIrTHPlaCe 2009-10 TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM aCQCodyAlmond 6-2 221 Left 7/24/89 Calgary,Alberta Houston AHL 48 7 11 18 77 EN/07Pierre-MarcBouchard 5-10 173 Left 4/27/84 Sherbrooke,Quebec MINNESOTA NHL 1 0 0 0 2 EN/02JoelBroda 6-0 208 Left 11/24/89 PrinceAlbert,Saskatchewan Calgary WHL 66 39 34 73 65 FA/10KyleBrodziak 6-2 209 Right 5/25/84 SaintPaul,Alberta MINNESOTA NHL 82 9 23 32 22 TRD/09AndrewBrunette 6-1 211 Left 8/24/73 Sudbury,Ontario MINNESOTA NHL 82 25 36 61 12 FA/08BrettBulmer 6-2 182 Right 4/26/92 PrinceGeorge,B.C. Kelowna WHL 65 13 27 40 95 EN/10CalClutterbuck 5-10 209 Right 11/18/87 Welland,Ontario MINNESOTA NHL 74 13 8 21 52 EN/06MattCullen 6-1 200 Left 11/2/76 Virginia,Minnesota CAROLINA/OTTAWA NHL 81 16 32 48 34 FA/10Jean-MichelDaoust 5-7 154 Right 11/24/83 Valleyfield,Quebec Houston AHL 78 21 34 55 38 FA/10JonDiSalvatore 6-1 200 Right 3/30/81 Bangor,Maine Houston AHL 79 21 31 52 28 FA/09RobbieEarl 5-11 197 Left 6/6/85 Chicago,Illinois Houston AHL 41 10 8 18 16 TRD/09KrisFoucault 6-1 201 Left 12/12/90 Calgary,Alberta Calgary WHL 68 22 21 43 31 EN/09ColtonGillies 6-4 199 Left 2/12/89 Surrey,BritishColumbia Houston AHL 72 7 13 20 73 EN/07MikaelGranlund 5-10 176 Left 2/26/92 Oulu,Finland HIFK Finland 43 13 27 40 2 EN/10AnthonyHamburg 6-0 195 Right 8/30/91 Phoenix,Arizona Omaha USHL 54 5 17 22 35 EN/09ErikHaula 5-11 170 Left 3/23/91 Pori,Finland Omaha USHL 56 28 44 72 59 EN/09MartinHavlat 6-2 217 Left 4/19/81 MladaBoleslav,CzechRepublic MINNESOTA NHL 73 18 36 54 34 FA/09ChrisHickey 6-1 196 Right 9/2/88 MendotaHeights,Minnesota St.Thomas MIAC 13 5 3 8 6 EN/06PetrKalus 6-1 200 Left 6/29/87 Ostrava,CzechRepublic Houston AHL 66 12 11 23 77 TRD/07MattKassian 6-5 240 Left 10/28/86 Edmonton,Alberta Houston AHL 59 2 4 6 149 EN/05ChuckKobasew 6-0 192 Right 4/17/82 Vancouver,B.C. BOSTON/MINNESOTA NHL 49 9 6 15 18 TRD/09MikkoKoivu 6-2 214 Left 3/12/83 Turku,Finland MINNESOTA NHL 80 22 49 71 50 EN/01JohanLarsson 6-0 198 Left 7/25/92 Lau,Sweden BrynasJr. SwedenJr. 40 15 19 34 80 EN/10GuillaumeLatendresse 6-2 230 Left 5/24/87 Sainte-Catherine,Quebec MONTREAL/MINNESOTA NHL 78 27 13 40 16 TRD/09JohnMadden 5-11 190 Left 5/4/73 Barrie,Ontario CHICAGO NHL 79 10 13 23 12 FA/10DylenMcKinlay 5-11 162 Left 4/20/92 Langley,B.C. Chilliwack WHL 72 20 22 42 57 EN/10CarsonMcMillan 6-1 190 Right 9/10/88 Brandon,Manitoba Houston AHL 56 4 4 8 70 EN/07AnttiMiettinen 6-0 194 Right 7/3/80 Hameenlinna,Finland MINNESOTA NHL 79 20 22 42 44 FA/08EricNystrom 6-1 193 Left 2/14/83 Syosset,NewYork CALGARY NHL 82 11 8 19 54 EN/09JarodPalmer 6-0 200 Right 2/10/86 Fridley,Minnesota Miami CCHA 44 18 27 45 40 FA/10WarrenPeters 6-0 201 Left 7/10/82 Saskatoon,Saskatchewan Texas AHL 61 20 14 34 52 FA/10ChadRau 5-11 188 Right 1/18/87 EdenPrairie,Minnesota Houston AHL 79 19 19 38 7 FA/10JereSallinen 6-0 205 Left 10/26/90 Espoo,Finland Espoo Finland 38 5 6 11 18 EN/09JamesSheppard 6-1 220 Left 4/25/88 Halifax,NovaScotia MINNESOTA NHL 64 2 4 6 38 EN/06BradStaubitz 6-1 215 Right 7/28/84 Edmonton,Alberta SANJOSE NHL 47 3 3 6 110 TRD/10CaseyWellman 6-0 184 Right 10/18/87 Brentwood,California Massachusetts HE 36 23 22 45 38 FA/10JasonZucker 5-11 174 Left 1/16/92 NewportBeach,California USNTDP USHL 22 11 7 18 23 EN/10

GOalTeNderS HT WT CaTCH BOrN BIrTHPlaCe 2009-10 TeaM leaGUe GP W-l-OT SO Gaa SV% aCQNiklasBackstrom 6-1 186 Left 2/13/78 Helsinki,Finland MINNESOTA NHL 60 26-23-8 2 2.72 .903 FA/06DennisEndras 6-0 168 Left 7/14/85 Immendstadt,Germany Augsburger German 52 28-24-0 2 3.28 .905 FA/10JohanGustafsson 6-1 187 Left 2/28/92 Koping,Sweden Skare Swe-3 26 – – 2.86 – EN/10MattHackett 6-2 167 Left 3/7/90 London,Ontario Plymouth OHL 56 33-18-3 4 2.62 .925 EN/09JoshHarding 6-1 199 Right 6/18/84 Regina,Saskatchewan MINNESOTA NHL 25 9-12-0 1 3.05 .905 EN/02AntonKhudobin 5-11 203 Left 5/7/86 Kamenogorsk,Kazakhstan Houston AHL 38 14-19-4 4 2.43 .907 EN/04DarcyKuemper 6-4 199 Left 5/5/90 Saskatoon,Saskatchewan RedDeer WHL 61 28-23-4 3 2.73 .908 EN/09

deFeNSeMeN HT WT SHOT BOrN BIrTHPlaCe 2009-10 TeaM leaGUe GP G a PTS PIM aCQDrewBagnall 6-3 220 Left 10/26/83 Oakbank,Manitoba Manchester AHL 58 2 10 12 113 FA/10CamBarker 6-3 215 Left 4/4/86 Winnipeg,Manitoba CHICAGO/MINNESOTA NHL 70 5 16 21 68 TRD/10BrentBurns 6-5 232 Right 3/9/85 Ajax,Ontario MINNESOTA NHL 47 3 17 20 32 EN/03TylerCuma 6-1 198 Left 1/19/90 Toronto,Ontario Ottawa OHL 52 5 17 22 73 EN/08JustinFalk 6-5 217 Left 10/11/88 Snowflake,Manitoba Houston AHL 65 0 3 3 44 EN/07JamieFraser 6-1 200 Left 11/17/85 Sarnia,Ontario Houston AHL 59 6 16 22 36 FA/09BjornKrupp 6-2 201 Left 3/6/91 ManhattanBeach,California Belleville OHL 67 0 11 11 53 FA/09SeanLorenz 6-1 191 Right 3/10/90 Littleton,Colorado NotreDame CCHA 34 2 1 3 14 EN/08MaximNoreau 5-11 190 Right 5/14/87 Montreal,Quebec Houston AHL 76 18 34 52 60 FA/08KyleMedvec 6-6 205 Left 6/16/88 Westminster,Colorado Vermont HE 39 5 10 15 50 EN/06NateProsser 6-2 221 Right 5/7/86 ElkRiver,Minnesota ColoradoCollege WCHA 39 4 24 28 58 FA/10MarcoScandella 6-3 206 Left 2/23/90 Montreal,Quebec Vald’Or QMJHL 31 9 22 31 41 EN/08NickSchultz 6-1 203 Left 8/25/82 Strasbourg,Saskatchewan MINNESOTA NHL 80 1 19 20 43 EN/00ClaytonStoner 6-3 214 Left 2/19/85 PortMcNeill,BritishColumbia Houston AHL 26 3 7 10 52 EN/04GregZanon 5-11 198 Left 6/5/80 Burnaby,BritishColumbia MINNESOTA NHL 81 2 13 15 36 FA/09MarekZidlicky 5-11 186 Right 2/3/77 Most,CzechRepublic MINNESOTA NHL 78 6 37 43 67 TRD/08


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HOUSTONAEROS BAkERSfIELDcONDORS

DIREcTORYGeneralManager/Governor......................................................................................................................JimMillExecutiveVicePresidentofBusinessOperations/AlternateGovernor........................................... JamieSpencerHeadCoach............................................................................................................................................. MikeYeoAssistantCoach.................................................................................................................................DarrylSydorAssistantCoach............................................................................................................................BrianWisemanAthleticTrainer..................................................................................................................................... JodyGreenHeadEquipmentManager................................................................................................................. DougTretiak

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OcTOBER16 9:00PM LasVegas22 8:05PM @Utah23 8:05PM @Utah28 9:05PM @LasVegas29 9:00PM Stockton30 9:00PM Stockton

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DEcEMBER1 9:00PM @Ontario3 6:00PM @Toledo4 6:00PM @Toledo7 6:30PM @Cincinnati10 9:00PM Stockton11 9:00PM Ontario17 9:00PM @Ontario18 9:00PM @Ontario26 8:00PM Stockton27 9:00PM Stockton

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jANUARY1 8:10PM @Idaho5 9:00PM @Ontario7 9:00PM Idaho8 9:00PM Idaho12 9:00PM @Stockton14 9:00PM Alaska15 2:00PM Ontario19 9:00PM @Ontario21 9:05PM @LasVegas22 9:05PM @LasVegas23 4:05PM @LasVegas28 10:15PM @Alaska29 10:15PM @Alaska30 8:05PM @Alaska

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MARcH2 9:05PM @Victoria4 9:05PM @Victoria5 9:05PM @Victoria8 9:00PM Idaho11 9:00PM Idaho12 9:00PM Idaho16 9:00PM Alaska18 9:00PM Ontario19 9:00PM Ontario23 9:00PM Victoria25 9:00PM LasVegas26 9:00PM LasVegas29 9:05PM @LasVegas30 9:00PM @Ontario

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HOUSTONAEROSAMerICAn HOCKeY LeAGUe | 2009-10 reCOrD: 34-34-12

address:1221LamarStreet,Suite1100|Houston,TX77010

Phone: 713.974.7825 Fax: 713.361.7900

Website: aeros.com Twitter: @Houston_Aeros

Home rink (capacity):ToyotaCenter(17,800)

rink address:1510PolkStreet|Houston,TX77002

Team Colors:Red,Green,GoldandWhite

Championships: CalderCupin2003,TurnerCupin1999

affiliation:BecameMinnesota’sprimarydevelopmentalaffiliateonMay21,2001...WaspurchasedandbecameanentityofMinnesotaSports&EntertainmentonJuly7,2003.

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DIREcTORYChairmanoftheBoard.............................................................................................................. JonathanFleisingPresident.........................................................................................................................................MatthewRileyHeadCoach.................................................................................................................................. MartyRaymondHeadAthleticTrainer....................................................................................................................... JasonLindseyEquipmentManager........................................................................................................................... JohnDoolanVicePresidentofCommunications...................................................................................................... KevinBartl

BAkERSfIELDcONDORSeCHL | 2009-10 reCOrD: 38-29-5

address:P.O.Box1806|Bakersfield,CA93303

Phone: 661.324.7825 Fax: 661.324.6929

Website: bakersfieldcondors.com Twitter: @Condors

Home rink (capacity):RabobankArena

rink address:1001-ATruxtunAvenue|Bakersfield,CA93301

Team Colors:Green,Maroon,Black,CoolGrey,Tan

Championships: None

affiliation:BecameMinnesota’ssecondarydevelopmentalaffiliateonAugust25,2010.


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2009-10NhLLEADERS2009-10NhLSTANDINGS

NORTHWEST GP W L OT GF GA PTS

VANCOUVER(3) 82 49 28 5 272 222 103

COLORADO(8) 82 43 30 9 244 233 95

CALGARY 82 40 32 10 204 210 90

MINNESOTA 82 38 36 8 219 246 84

EDMONTON 82 27 47 8 214 284 62

PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%HenrikSedin,VAN 82 19:41 29 83 112 35 48 4 1 5 166 17.5SidneyCrosby,PIT 81 21:57 51 58 109 15 71 13 2 6 298 17.1AlexOvechkin,WSH 72 21:47 50 59 109 45 89 13 0 7 368 13.6NicklasBackstrom,WSH 82 20:26 33 68 101 37 50 11 0 4 222 14.9StevenStamkos,TB 82 20:33 51 44 95 -2 38 24 1 5 297 17.2MartinSt.Louis,TB 82 21:49 29 65 94 -8 12 7 1 7 242 12.0BradRichards,DAL 80 20:51 24 67 91 -12 14 13 0 2 284 8.5JoeThornton,SJ 79 19:51 20 69 89 17 54 4 1 2 141 14.2PatrickKane,CHI 82 19:11 30 58 88 16 20 9 0 6 261 11.5MarianGaborik,NYR 76 21:14 42 44 86 15 37 14 1 4 272 15.4

PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%MikeGreen,WSH 75 25:28 19 57 76 39 54 10 0 4 205 9.3DuncanKeith,CHI 82 26:35 14 55 69 21 51 3 1 1 213 6.6DrewDoughty,LA 82 24:58 16 43 59 20 54 9 0 5 142 11.3DanBoyle,SJ 76 26:12 15 43 58 6 70 6 0 3 180 8.3ChrisPronger,PHI 82 25:55 10 45 55 22 79 5 0 2 175 5.7SergeiGonchar,PIT 62 24:23 11 39 50 -4 49 6 0 3 138 8.0TobiasEnstrom,ATL 82 22:16 6 44 50 -5 30 2 0 0 109 5.5MarkStreit,NYI 82 25:41 11 38 49 0 48 9 0 2 187 5.9NicklasLidstrom,DET 82 25:25 9 40 49 22 24 5 0 1 194 4.6TomasKaberle,TOR 82 22:21 7 42 49 -16 24 3 0 1 158 4.4

PACIFIC GP W L OT GF GA PTS

SANJOSE(1) 82 51 20 11 264 215 113

PHOENIX(4) 82 50 25 7 225 202 107

LOSANGELES(6) 82 46 27 9 241 219 101

ANAHEIM 82 39 32 11 238 251 89

DALLAS 82 37 31 14 237 254 88

CENTRAL GP W L OT GF GA PTS

CHICAGO(2) 82 52 22 8 271 209 112

DETROIT(5) 82 44 24 14 229 216 102

NASHVILLE(7) 82 47 29 6 225 225 100

ST.LOUIS 82 40 32 10 225 223 90

COLUMBUS 82 32 35 15 216 259 79

NORTHEAST GP W L OT GF GA PTS

BUFFALO(3) 82 45 27 10 235 207 100

OTTAWA(5) 82 44 32 6 225 238 94

BOSTON(6) 82 39 30 13 206 200 91

MONTREAL(8) 82 39 33 10 217 223 88

TORONTO 82 30 38 14 214 267 84

ATLANTIC GP W L OT GF GA PTS

NEWJERSEY(2) 82 48 27 7 222 191 103

PITTSBURGH(4) 82 47 28 7 257 237 101

PHILADELPHIA(7) 82 41 35 6 236 225 88

N.Y.RANGERS 82 38 33 11 222 218 87

N.Y.ISLANDERS 82 34 37 11 222 264 79

SOUTHEAST GP W L OT GF GA PTS

WASHINGTON(1) 82 54 15 13 318 233 121

ATLANTA 82 35 34 13 234 256 83

CAROLINA 82 35 37 10 230 256 80

TAMPABAY 82 34 36 12 217 260 80

FLORIDA 82 32 37 13 208 244 77

WESTERNCONFERENCE EASTERNCONFERENCE

DEFENSEMANSCORINGLEADERS

INDIVIDUALSCORINGLEADERS

GOALSSidneyCrosby PIT 51StevenStamkos TB 5 1 AlexOvechkin WSH 50PatrickMarleau SJ 44MarianGaborik NYR 42

ASSISTSHenrikSedin VAN 83JoeThornton SJ 69NicklasBackstrom WSH 68BradRichards DAL 67MartinSt.Louis TB 65

PLUS/MINUSJeffSchultz WSH 50AlexOvechkin WSH 45MikeGreen WSH 39NicklasBackstrom WSH 37AlexanderSemin WSH 36

PENALTYMINUTESZenonKonopka TB 265ColtonOrr TOR 239SteveDownie TB 208DanielCarcillo PHI 207MattCarkner OTT 190

POWER-PLAYGOALSStevenStamkos TB 24DanyHeatley SJ 18MarianGaborik NYR 14AnzeKopitar LA 14TeemuSelanne ANA 14

ShORT-hANDEDGOALSMarianHossa CHI 5AlexandreBurrows VAN 5PatrickMarleau SJ 4ReneBourque CGY 4SeveralPlayersTied 3

EVEN-STRENGThGOALSAlexOvechkin WSH 37SidneyCrosby PIT 36AlexanderSemin WSH 30IlyaKovalchuk ATL/NJ 29PatrickMarleau SJ 28

GAME-WINNINGGOALSDanyHeatley SJ 9PatricHornqvist NSH 8DanielSedin VAN 8AlexOvechkin WSH 7EvgeniMalkin PIT 7

OVERTIMEGOALSDerekRoy BUF 3MikeFisher OTT 3ShaneDoan PHX 3SeveralPlayersTied 2

ShOOTOUTGOALSSidneyCrosby PIT 8JonathanToews CHI 8AnzeKopitar LA 8RadimVrbata PHX 8SeveralPlayersTied 7

POWER-PLAYPOINTSStevenStamkos TB 41BradRichards DAL 40AnzeKopitar LA 38MartinSt.Louis TB 37NicklasBackstrom WSH 37

ShOTSONGOALAlexOvechkin WSH 368ZachParise NJ 347JeffCarter PHI 319HenrikZetterberg DET 309SidneyCrosby PIT 298

ShOOTINGPERCENTAGEAndrew Brunette MIN 19.4MikeKnuble WSH 19.2TomasHolmstrom DET 19.1NikAntropov ATL 19.0TroyBrouwer CHI 19.0

FACE-OFFWINPERCENTAGEScottNichol SJ 60.6DavidSteckel WSH 59.2RodBrind’Amour CAR 58.8JoePavelski SJ 58.1PatriceBergeron BOS 58.0

TIMEONICE/GAMEJoniPitkanen CAR 27:22DuncanKeith CHI 26:35ScottNiedermayer ANA 26:30DanBoyle SJ 26:12ChrisPronger PHI 25:55

hITSCal Clutterbuck MIN 318DustinBrown LA 287RyanCallahan NYR 285StephaneRobidas DAL 269DavidBackes STL 266

BLOCKEDShOTSDennisSeidenberg FLA/BOS 215AndySutton NYI/OTT 204KeithBallard FLA 201Greg Zanon MIN 196ChrisPronger PHI 189

GAMESPLAYED (GOALTENDERS)MartinBrodeur NJ 77MiikkaKiprusoff CGY 73HenrikLundqvist NYR 73JonathanQuick LA 72EvgeniNabokov SJ 71

MINUTESPLAYED(GOALTENDERS)MartinBrodeur NJ 4,499JonathanQuick LA 4,258CraigAnderson COL 4,235MiikkaKiprusoff CGY 4,235HenrikLundqvist NYR 4,204

WINSMiikkaKiprusoff CGY 45EvgeniNabokov SJ 44IlyaBryzgalov PHX 42RyanMiller BUF 41RobertoLuongo VAN 40

LOSSESMiikkaKiprusoff CGY 28TomasVokoun FLA 28JeffDeslauriers EDM 28HenrikLundqvist NYR 27SteveMason CBJ 26

OVERTIME/ShOOTOUTLOSSESTomasVokoun FLA 11MartyTurco DAL 11EvgeniNabokov SJ 10JimmyHoward DET 10HenrikLundqvist NYR 10

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGETuukkaRask BOS 1.97RyanMiller BUF 2.22MartinBrodeur NJ 2.24AnttiNiemi CHI 2.25JimmyHoward DET 2.26

SAVEPERCENTAGETuukkaRask BIS .931RyanMiller BUF .929TomasVokoun FLA .925JaroslavHalak MTL .924JimmyHoward DET .924

ShUTOUTSMartinBrodeur NJ 9IlyaBryzgalov PHX 8CraigAnderson COL 7PekkaRinne NSH 7AnttiNiemi CHI 7

SAVESCraigAnderson COL 2,047EvgeniNabokov SJ 1,998RyanMiller BUF 1,948HenrikLundqvist NYR 1,942TomasVokoun FLA 1,924

GOALSALLOWEDCraigAnderson COL 186JonathanQuick LA 180EvgeniNabokov SJ 170Marc-AndreFleury PIT 168MartinBrodeur NJ 168

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2009-10MINNESOTAWILD2009-10MINNESOTAWILD

• TheWildwent25-12-4athome–tiedforitssecond-most

homewinsinasingleseason.Minnesotawent29-7-5in

2006-07.OnlyfourWesternConferenceteamshadmore

homevictoriesthantheWildin2009-10.Minnesotawent

13-6-3 in itsfinal22gamesatXcelEnergyCenter.The

Wildis31-12-8initslast51gamesathomedatingback

to2/19/09.

• TheWildsetafranchiserecordwith10OT/shootoutwins

in2009-10.Minnesotawent10-8intheOT/shootout,af-

terpreviouslyearningeightextra-sessionwins in2002-

03and2008-09.Minnesotahad24one-goalwins,rank-

ingT3rdintheNHLthisyearandsecondformostone-goal

wins in franchisehistory.Minnesotahada team-record

25one-goalwinsin2006-07.TheWildsaw44ofits82

gamesdecidedbyonegoalin2009-10.

• The Wild rightfully earned the nickname “Comeback

Kids”. Minnesota trailed at some point in 16 of its 38

wins. According to Elias Sports Bureau, Minnesota had

fivewinsthisseasonaftertrailingbytwogoals–oneshy

of a franchise record of six in2006-07 (two regulation,

twoOTandtwoshootoutwins.)TheWildalsohadfivewins

aftertrailingbytwogoalsin2003-04.

• Minnesotatiedafranchiserecordforwinsinacalendar

month,going10-6-0inaDecemberthatsawtheWildwin

fiveofits13roadvictoriesontheseason.TheWildalso

won10gamesinMarch2007,andhadneverearnedmore

thaneightwinsatXcelEnergyCenterinthemonthofDe-

cember.

• Inhisfirstseason,WildGeneralManagerChuckFletcher

was busy, acquiring many players during the season.

FletcheraddedRWChuckKobasew fromBostononOct.

18,andKobasewtallied14points(9-5=14)in42games,

missing32duetoinjury.OnNov.21,theWildclaimedC

AndrewEbbettoffwaivers fromChicago.Minnesotabe-

Front Row (L to R): Niklas Backstrom, Goaltending Coach Bob Mason, Assistant Coach Dave Barr, Assistant Coach Mike Ramsey, Head Coach Todd Richards, General Manager Chuck Fletcher, Owner & Governor Craig Leipold, Chief Operating Officer Matt Majka, Chief Financial Officer Jeff Pellegrom, Assistant General Manager Brent Flahr, Assistant General Manager Tom Thompson, Anton Khudobin, Josh Harding Second Row (L to R): Director of Hockey Operations Chris Snow, Dr. Sheldon Burns, Director of Hockey Administration Shep Harder, Assistant to the General Manager Jim Mill, Dr. Dan Peterson, Andrew Ebbett, Greg Zanon, Antti Miettinen, Andrew Brunette, Mikko Koivu, Owen Nolan, Chuck Kobasew, Marek Zidlicky, Cal Clutterbuck, Video Coach PJ DeLuca, Media Relations Manager Aaron Sickman, Strength & Conditioning Coach Chris Pietrzak-Wegner, Head Athletic Therapist Don Fuller, Vice President of Communications & Broadcasting Bill Robertson Third Row (L to R): Assistant Equip-ment Manager Brent Proulx, Nick Schultz, Martin Havlat, Guillaume Latendresse, Nate Prosser, Shane Hnidy, Kyle Brodziak, Casey Wellman, Assistant Athletic Trainer John Worley, Media Relations Coordinator Ryan Stanzel, Massage Therapist Travis Green Top Row (L to R): Head Equipment Manager Tony DaCosta, James Sheppard, Justin Falk, John Scott, Brent Burns, Cam Barker, Assistant Equipment Manager Matt Benz

cameEbbett’s third team in thefirst twomonthsof the

2009-10season,butheposted14points(8-6=14)in49

gamesandsetanewcareerhighwithninegoalsoverall.

Two days later, Fletcher acquired LW Guillaume Laten-

dressefromtheMontrealCanadiensforLWBenoitPouliot.

Afterrecordingthreepoints(2-1=3)in23gameswiththe

Canadiens,Latendressehad37points(25-12=37)in55

gameswiththeWild.Lateintheregularseason,theWild

signedcollegefreeagentsCCaseyWellmanandMinne-

sotanativeDNateProsser.

• Minnesota lost a whopping 342 man games to injury,

including81byPierre-MarcBouchardand32byChuck

Kobasew.Duetothat,theWildusedafranchise-record40

players,includingeightwhomadetheirNHLdebuts.Just

two Wild players – Andrew Brunette and Kyle Brodziak,

skatedinall82games.

• Many Wild players had career-years, but none moreso

thanLWGuillaumeLatendresse,acquiredfromMontreal

on Nov. 23. Latendresse had 37 points (25-12=37) in

55gameswith theWildafter recordingthreepoints (2-

1=3)in23gameswiththeCanadiensthisseason.His25

goalswiththeWildwereT9thmostgoalsscoredbyaWild

player inasingleseason.Only twoplayershavescored

morethan25goalsinasingleseasonwiththeWild.La-

tendresse was especially potent at Xcel Energy Center,

scoring17goalsinjust29games.TheWildwent19-8-2

athomewithhiminthelineup,includingan11-3-0mark

whenhescoredagoal.

• Captain C Mikko Koivu enjoyed the finest season of his

five-yearNHLcareer,posting71points(22-49=71)in80

games, missing the team’s single-season assist record

byjustone.Koivu’s71pointsrankedthirdontheteam’s

single-seasonledgers.HeledtheWildandwaseighthin

theNHL in faceoffwinpercentagewitha56.9% rating

(Koivu was t-27th at 52.7% last season). Koivu had a

team-leading 20 multi-point games. The Wild went 15-

4-1whenKoivunotchedtwoormorepointsthisseason,

and21-5-3whenhe scoredagoaldatingback toDec.

19,2008.KoivuwasnamedtheWild’sfirst-everfull-time

teamcaptainOct.20.

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NhLRECORDS&LEADERBOARD

• CalClutterbuckledtheNHLwith318hits,despitemissingeightgamestoinjury(74gamesplayed)

• AntonKhudobinplayedtheshortestamountoftimeinNHLhistorytorecordhisfirstcareerwin(9:33TOIvs.EDM2/4)

• MikkoKoivurankedsecondinNHLinfaceoffswon(864),seventhinfaceoffstaken(1,518)andeighthwitha56.9%rate

• OwenNolanendedthe2009-10seasonamongactiveleadersinmostmajorcategories:15th ingamesplayed(1,200),eighth ingoals(422),fifthinPPG(155),14thinpoints(885)andsixthinPIM(1,793)

• AndrewBrunetteledtheNHLwitha19.4shootingpercentage.• Greg Zanon ranked fourth in the NHL with 196 blocked shots,

markingthefourthconsecutiveseasonhehasrankedinthetop10ofNHLplayersinblockedshots

TEAMRECORDS

• Minnesota earned its 400th consecutive sellout at Xcel EnergyCentervs.CGY(3/7)

• TheWildearneditsfirstwinwhentrailingbyfourgoals,erasingafour-goal,thirdperioddeficittoclaima6-5shootoutvictoryvs.CHI(1/9)

• Minnesotasetafranchiserecordwith10extra-sessionwinsaftergoing10-8intheOT/shootout

• TheWildhadarecord40playersappearinatleastonegamewithMinnesotathisseason

INDIVIDUALRECORD

• NiklasBackstromsetnew franchise records formostwinswithhis114thwinvs.VAN(1/13)andwinsatXcelEnergyCenterwithhis66thhomewinvs.NSH(12/2).Heextendedfranchiseleadermarksinwins(119),GAA(2.37),SV%(.918),shutouts(19),homeshutouts(13)andshutoutstreak(149:19)

• AndrewBrunettemovedintosecondplaceontheWild’sall-timerosterwith101goals,275points,47PPG,fourthwith174assistsandfifthwith407gamesplayed

• MikkoKoivumovedintoatieforsecondplaceontheWild’sall-timerosterwithsevenSHG,thirdwith176assists,58multi-pointgames,884shots,fourthwith255points,fifthwith79goalsandseventhwith362gamesplayed

• NickSchultzhasplayed607gameswithWild–mostall-time• MarekZidlickysurpassedhisownfranchiserecordformostas-

sistsinaseasonbyadefensemanwith37tallies• MarekZidlickytallied43points(6-37=43)totieBrentBurns(15-

28=43in2007-08)formostpointsbyadefensemaninasingleseasoninfranchisehistory

CAREERhIGhS

• KyleBrodziakregisteredcareerhighsingamesplayed(82),points(32),assists(23)andshots(140)

• AndrewBrunettescoredacareer-high12PPGandwasoneoftwoplayerstoappearinall82games(Brodziak)

• CalClutterbucksetcareerhighsinpoints(21),goals(13),assists(8)andshorthandedgoals(2)

• AndrewEbbettscoredacareer-highninegoals, includingaca-

reer-hightwoPPG• ShaneHnidytalliedacareer-high14pointsand12assists• MikkoKoivuset careerhighs inpoints (71),goals (22),assists

(49)andshots(246)• GuillaumeLatendressesetcareerhighsinpoints(40),goals(27),

PPG(7),GWG(4)andshots(160)andtiedacareerhighwith13assists

• Antti Miettinen scored a career-high 20 goals and led the Wildwithacareer-highfourGWG

• Nick Schultz registered career highs in points (20) and assists(19)andtiedcareerhighwith43PIM

• GregZanonsetcareerhighsinpoints(15),assists(13),PIM(36)andshots59

MILESTONES

• CodyAlmondmadeNHLdebutvs.ATL(2/12)• CodyAlmondrecordedfirstNHLgoalandpointatVAN(4/4)• NiklasBackstromappearedin200thNHLgamevs.COL(12/21)• DerekBoogaardwentover500PIMmarkvs.VAN(1/13)• KyleBrodziakskatedin200thNHLgameatCOL(11/28)• AndrewBrunetteplayedin900thNHLgameatVAN(12/12)• AndrewBrunettescored100thgoalasamemberof theWildat

VAN(4/4)• CalClutterbuckskatedin100thNHLgameatCOL(11/28)• RobbieEarlscoredfirstandsecondNHLgoalsatCAR(11/15)• AndrewEbbettplayedin100thNHLgamevs.CGY(3/7)• JustinFalkmadeNHLdebutatCBJ(3/19)• MartinHavlatscoredgoalin500thNHLgamevs.COL(12/21)• ShaneHnidyplayedin500thNHLgamevs.COL(11/27)• DannyIrmenmadeNHLdebutvs.PHX(11/18)• AntonKhudobinmadeNHLdebutandearnedfirstNHLwinvs.EDM

(2/4)• AntonKhudobinwonfirstNHLstartvs.PHI(2/6)• ChuckKobasewskatedin400thNHLgameatDET(3/11)• GuillaumeLatendresseregistered100thNHLpointwithgoalvs.

PIT(1/11)• GuillaumeLatendresserecordedfirstcareerNHLhattrickatPHX

(1/16)• AnttiMiettinenregistered100thNHLassistvs.STL(3/14)• OwenNolanskatedin1,200thNHLgameatVAN(4/4)• MaximNoreaumadeNHLdebutatCGY(4/8)• NateProssermadeNHLdebutatEDM(4/5)• NickSchultzskatedin600thNHLgamevs.SJ(3/23)• JohnScottscoredfirstNHLgoalatCAR(11/15)• JamesSheppardplayedin200thNHLgamevs.DET(1/21)• ClaytonStonermadeNHLdebutatMTL(12/17)• Casey Wellman made NHL debut and registered first NHL point

withanassistatCBJ(3/19)• GregZanonskatedin300thNHLgameatNSH(3/18)• MarekZidlickytallied200thNHLassistvs.PHX(2/10)

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1 10/3 @Columbus 1-2 L 0-1-0 0 t-3rd/t-11 15p Backstrom 18,1592 10/6 ANAHEIM 4-3 W OT 1-1-0 2 t-3rd/t-7th 9p,17,25p,15p Backstrom *18,2563 10/8 @LosAngeles 3-6 L 1-2-0 2 4th/t-13th 14p,55p,5 Harding 14,9954 10/10 @SanJose 2-4 L 1-3-0 2 t-4th/t-14th 15,11p Backstrom 17,5625 10/14 @Anaheim 2-3 L 1-4-0 2 5th/15th 25,15 Backstrom 15,1116 10/16 @Edmonton 2-5 L 1-5-0 2 5th/15th 67,15p Harding 16,8397 10/17 @Vancouver 1-2 L 1-6-0 2 5th/15th 9 Backstrom 18,8108 10/21 COLORADO 3-2 W SO 2-6-0 4 5th/15th 8p,9p Backstrom *18,1759 10/23 @St.Louis 1-3 L 2-7-0 4 5th/15th 12 Backstrom 19,150

10 10/24 CAROLINA 3-2 W OT 3-7-0 6 5th/15th 15p,21,22 Backstrom *18,14511 10/26 @Chicago 1-3 L 3-8-0 6 5th/15th 15p Backstrom 20,04612 10/28 NASHVILLE 3-4 L 3-9-0 6 5th/15th 8p,22,11 Backstrom *18,19913 10/30 N.Y.RANGERS 3-2 W 4-9-0 8 5th/15th 17,25,20 Backstrom *18,10614 10/31 @Pittsburgh 2-1 W 5-9-0 10 5th/15th 21,25 Backstrom 16,96015 11/5 VANCOUVER 2-5 L 5-10-0 10 5th/15th 21,21 BACKSTROM/Harding *18,10516 11/7 DALLAS 3-2 W 6-10-0 12 5th/15th 22s,9,3 Backstrom *18,55517 11/10 @Toronto 5-2 W 7-10-0 14 5th/15th 14p,3p,9,6,11s Backstrom 19,06318 11/12 @TampaBay 3-4 L OT 7-10-1 15 5th/14th 67,5p,11 Backstrom 14,53019 11/13 @Washington 1-3 L 7-11-1 15 5th/14th 22 Harding 18,27720 11/15 @Carolina 4-5 L OT 7-11-2 16 5th/14th 20,38,36,38 Backstrom 12,19421 11/18 PHOENIX 2-3 L 7-12-2 16 5th/14th 15,20 Backstrom *18,11022 11/20 N.Y.ISLANDERS 3-2 W 8-12-2 18 5th/14th 11,9p,11 Backstrom *18,11423 11/25 BOSTON 2-3 L SO 8-12-3 19 5th/15th 16p Backstrom *18,20824 11/27 COLORADO 5-3 W 9-12-3 21 5th/15th 11,12,12p,15p,12 Backstrom *18,36525 11/28 @Colorado 3-2 W SO 10-12-3 23 5th/15th 25,48 Harding 15,30326 12/2 NASHVILLE 5-4 W OT 11-12-3 25 4th/t-12th 20,22,48,9p,16 Backstrom *18,07127 12/4 ANAHEIM 5-4 W SO 12-12-3 27 4th/t-12th 9,20,9,20p Backstrom *18,26528 12/5 @Nashville 5-3 W 13-12-3 29 4th/t-12th 16,51,15p,20,25p Harding 13,14529 12/7 @Phoenix 0-2 L 13-13-3 29 5th/t-13th – Backstrom 8,98130 12/9 @Colorado 1-0 W 14-13-3 31 5th/t-13th 20 Backstrom 11,43531 12/11 @Calgary 2-1 W 15-13-3 33 5th/13th 51,14 Backstrom 19,28932 12/12 @Vancouver 3-4 L 15-14-3 33 5th/13th 34,6,14 Harding 18,81033 12/15 COLUMBUS 2-1 W 16-14-3 35 T-4th/t-12th 48,3 Backstrom *18,08634 12/17 @Montreal 3-1 W 17-14-3 37 4th/11th 38,9p,22 Backstrom 21,27335 12/19 @Ottawa 1-4 L 17-15-3 37 4th/11th 14 Backstrom 16,25936 12/21 COLORADO 3-4 L 17-16-3 37 4th/t-11th 22s,11,14 Backstrom *18,24437 12/23 EDMONTON 3-1 W 18-16-3 39 4th/t-11th 15p,11,48 Backstrom *18,25038 12/26 ST.LOUIS 4-3 W 19-16-3 41 4th/11th 48,34,5,48 Backstrom *18,55439 12/28 @LosAngeles 4-3 W 20-16-3 43 4th/t-10th 14,5p,25,25 Backstrom 18,11840 12/29 @Anaheim 2-4 L 20-17-3 43 4th/11th 20,5p Harding 16,96041 12/31 LOSANGELES 2-5 L 20-18-3 43 4th/11th 15,11 Backstrom *18,50442 1/2 NEWJERSEY 3-5 L 20-19-3 43 4th/11th 25,9s,15 Backstrom *19,15543 1/5 @Chicago 1-4 L 20-20-3 43 4th/11th 48 Harding 21,38144 1/6 CALGARY 4-1 W 21-20-3 45 4th/11th 25p,21,25,22 Backstrom “18,13745 1/9 CHICAGO 6-5 W 22-20-3 47 4th/11th 48,5,9,3p,48 Backstrom/HARDING *19.31046 1/11 PITTSBURGH 4-3 W 23-20-3 49 4th/t-10th 25,14,22,48 Backstrom *19,04447 1/13 VANCOUVER 5-2 W 24-20-3 51 4th/10th 21,9,20p,11,20 Backstrom *18,35648 1/14 @St.Louis 0-1 L 24-21-3 51 4th/10th – Harding 19,15049 1/16 @Phoenix 4-6 L 24-22-3 51 4th/t-10th 48,48p,11p,48 Backstrom 12,63150 1/18 @Dallas 3-4 L 24-23-3 51 4th/12th 20p,20,9 BACKSTROM/Harding 16,30251 1/21 DETROIT 3-4 L SO 24-23-4 52 4th/12th 38,14,15 Harding/BACKSTROM 18,33052 1/23 COLUMBUS 4-2 W 25-23-4 54 4th/12th 9,9,25,38 Backstrom *18,17353 1/27 DETROIT 5-2 W 26-23-4 56 4th/11th 20p,20,16,48,14p Harding *18,31654 1/28 @Colorado 1-0 W 27-23-4 58 4th/10th 14 Harding 11,59755 1/30 @SanJose 2-5 L 27-24-4 58 4th/12th 11,22p Harding 17,65256 2/2 @Dallas 2-4 L 27-25-4 58 4th/12th 48p,15 Dubielewicz 16,72957 2/4 EDMONTON 4-2 W 28-25-4 60 4th/12th 14,20,48,14 Harding/KHUDOBIN *18,16858 2/6 PHILADELPHIA 2-1 W 29-25-4 62 4th/11th 22,11 Khudobin *18,64059 2/10 PHOENIX 2-3 L 29-26-4 62 4th/12th 48p,14 Backstrom *18,17860 2/12 ATLANTA 2-3 L 29-27-4 62 4th/13th 15p,16 Backstrom *18,25761 2/14 VANCOUVER 6-2 W 30-27-4 64 4th/13th 48p,21,3p,15p,22,45p Backstrom *19,34262 3/3 @Calgary 4-0 W 31-27-4 66 4th/13th 21,15,9,14 Backstrom 19,28963 3/5 @Edmonton 1-2 L SO 31-27-5 67 4th/13th 48 Backstrom 16,83964 3/7 CALGARY 2-5 L 31-28-5 67 4th/13th 48,48p Backstrom *18,21765 3/9 FLORIDA 2-3 L SO 31-28-6 68 4th/13th 9p,38 Backstrom *18,19166 3/11 @Detroit 1-5 L 31-29-6 68 4th/13th 16 Harding 19,32767 3/12 @Buffalo 3-2 W 32-29-6 70 4th/12th 16p,48,15 Harding 18,69068 3/14 ST.LOUIS 4-2 W 33-29-6 72 4th/11th 15,9p,48,20 Harding *18,58069 3/16 EDMONTON 4-2 W 34-29-6 74 4th/10th 16,20,12,14 Harding *18,47470 3/18 @Nashville 0-5 L 34-30-6 74 4th/11th – HARDING/Dubielewicz 16,61571 3/19 @Columbus 2-4 L 34-31-6 74 4th/12th 9,12 Harding 16,41972 3/21 CALGARY 4-3 W 35-31-6 76 4th/12th 15,48p,12,12 Harding *18,41173 3/23 SANJOSE 1-4 L 35-32-6 76 4th/13th 48p Backstrom *18,55174 3/25 @Philadelphia 4-3 W OT 36-32-6 78 4th/13th 3p,14,15,21 Backstrom 19,71675 3/26 @Detroit 2-6 L 36-33-6 78 4th/13th 15p,11 HARDING/Backstrom 20,06676 3/29 LOSANGELES 3-2 W 37-33-6 80 4th/13th 11p,8,14p Backstrom *18,28477 3/31 CHICAGO 0-4 L 37-34-6 80 4th/13th – Backstrom *18,93378 4/2 SANJOSE 2-3 L 37-35-6 80 4th/13th 22,20p Backstrom *18,58479 4/4 @Vancouver 3-4 L OT 37-35-7 81 4th/13th 15p,23,20 Backstrom 18,81080 4/5 @Edmonton 1-4 L 37-36-7 81 4th/13th 15 Backstrom 16,83981 4/8 @Calgary 2-1 W SO 38-36-7 83 4th/13th 12p Backstrom/DUBIELEWICZ 19,28982 4/10 DALLAS 3-4 L SO 38-36-8 84 4th/13th 9p,9,17 Backstrom *19,109

ALL CAPS indicates decision; * indicates sell out, p - power play goal, s-short-handed goal

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2009-10hOME/ROADSPLITS2009-10FINALSTATISTICS

HOME AWAY# PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM GP G A PTS +/- PIM

23 CodyAlmond 4 0 0 0 -3 9 3 1 0 1 0 045 CamBarker 9 1 4 5 2 6 10 0 2 2 -4 425 EricBelanger 31 7 13 20 -1 16 29 6 9 15 0 1224 DerekBoogaard 29 0 3 3 -5 67 28 0 1 1 -7 3896 Pierre-MarcBouchard – – – – – – 1 0 0 0 0 221 KyleBrodziak 41 6 14 2 6 4 41 3 9 12 -9 1815 AndrewBrunette 41 12 21 33 4 6 41 13 15 28 -9 68 BrentBurns 24 3 10 13 -7 20 23 0 7 7 -8 12

22 CalClutterbuck 39 10 6 16 1 22 35 3 2 5 -9 3038 RobbieEarl 20 3 0 3 1 4 12 3 0 3 0 216 AndrewEbbett 28 5 4 9 3 2 21 3 2 5 -11 441 JustinFalk 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 014 MartinHavlat 36 9 18 28 -3 12 37 9 17 26 -16 2219 AndyHilbert 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 -2 234 ShaneHnidy 36 1 6 7 -2 38 34 1 6 7 -4 2840 DannyIrmen 2 0 0 0 -1 0 – – – – – –29 PetrKalus 2 0 0 0 0 0 – – – – – –12 ChuckKobasew 21 6 3 9 -2 8 21 3 2 5 -7 89 MikkoKoivu 41 16 34 50 8 28 39 6 15 21 -10 225 KimJohnsson 24 2 4 6 6 10 28 4 4 8 -3 16

48 GuillaumeLatendresse 29 17 9 26 7 2 26 8 3 11 -6 1020 AnttiMiettinen 39 13 12 25 4 26 40 7 10 17 -6 1811 OwenNolan 38 10 6 16 1 22 35 6 11 17 -3 134 MaximNoreau – – – – – – 1 0 0 0 0 0

67 BenoitPouliot 4 0 1 1 -1 2 10 2 1 3 1 1039 NateProsser 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 655 NickSchultz 41 0 11 11 1 23 39 1 8 9 -9 2036 JohnScott 26 0 0 0 -1 34 25 1 1 2 -2 5651 JamesSheppard 25 0 2 2 -11 9 39 2 2 4 -3 2926 JaimeSifers 3 0 0 0 2 2 11 0 0 0 -1 427 NathanSmith 3 0 0 0 0 5 6 0 0 0 -4 77 ClaytonStoner 4 0 1 1 1 12 4 0 1 1 0 0

17 PetrSykora 7 2 1 3 -1 4 7 0 0 0 -6 417 CaseyWellman 6 1 0 1 -2 0 6 0 3 3 0 06 GregZanon 41 0 11 11 -1 10 40 2 2 4 -9 263 MarekZidlicky 40 4 24 28 3 34 38 2 13 15 -19 33

HOME AWAY

# GOALTENDER GP W-L-OT GAA SV% SO GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO

32 NiklasBackstrom 35 18-12-4 2.82 .891 0 25 8-11-4 2.56 .917 2

37 JoshHarding 8 5-0-0 2.03 .935 0 17 4-12-0 3.43 .893 1

32 AntonKhudobin 2 2-0-0 0.87 .979 0 – – – – –

31 WadeDubielewicz – – – – – 3 1-1-1 2.97 .853 0

# GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN

32 NiklasBackstrom 60 26 23 8 1,632 158 2.72 1,474 .903 2 1 4 3,489

37 JoshHarding 25 9 12 0 692 66 3.05 626 .905 1 1 4 1,300

31 WadeDubielewicz 3 1 1 0 34 5 2.97 29 .853 0 0 0 101

35 AntonKhudobin 2 2 0 0 48 1 0.87 47 .979 0 0 0 69

# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW SOG SH%

9 C MikkoKoivu 80 20:44 22 49 71 -2 50 8 1 2 246 8.9

15 L AndrewBrunette 82 17:01 25 36 61 -5 12 12 0 3 129 19.4

14 R MartinHavlat 73 17:55 18 36 54 -19 34 4 0 3 169 10.7

3 D MarekZidlicky 78 24:10 6 37 43 -16 67 4 0 3 116 5.2

20 R AnttiMiettinen 79 18:02 20 22 42 -2 44 5 0 4 175 11.4

48 L GuillaumeLatendresse 55 16:27 25 12 37 1 12 7 0 4 133 18.8

25 C EricBelanger 60 15:45 13 22 35 -1 28 3 0 3 120 10.8

11 R OwenNolan 73 16:35 16 17 33 -12 40 4 1 3 151 10.6

21 C KyleBrodziak 82 15:19 9 23 32 -3 22 0 0 3 140 6.4

22 R CalClutterbuck 74 14:16 13 8 21 -8 52 1 2 1 136 9.6

8 D BrentBurns 47 22:22 3 17 20 -15 32 2 0 0 104 2.9

55 D NickSchultz 80 20:58 1 19 20 -8 43 1 0 0 83 1.2

6 D GregZanon 81 22:22 2 13 15 -10 36 0 0 0 59 3.4

12 R ChuckKobasew 42 13:50 9 5 14 -9 16 2 0 2 58 15.5

16 C AndrewEbbett 49 13:05 8 6 14 -8 6 2 0 2 57 14

5 D KimJohnsson 52 23:46 6 8 14 3 26 3 0 0 84 7.1

34 D ShaneHnidy 70 13:32 2 12 14 -6 66 0 0 0 49 4.1

45 D CamBarker 19 22:01 1 6 7 -2 10 1 0 0 31 3.2

38 L RobbieEarl 32 8:56 6 0 6 1 6 0 0 0 29 20.7

51 C JamesSheppard 64 11:59 2 4 6 -14 38 0 0 0 64 3.1

67 L BenoitPouliot 14 11:56 2 2 4 0 12 0 0 0 19 10.5

17 C CaseyWellman 12 12:03 1 3 4 -2 0 0 0 0 18 5.6

24 L DerekBoogaard 57 6:09 0 4 4 -12 105 0 0 0 26 0

17 R PetrSykora 14 11:59 2 1 3 -7 8 0 0 0 13 15.4

36 D JohnScott 51 8:36 1 1 2 -3 90 0 0 0 22 4.5

7 D ClaytonStoner 8 13:18 0 2 2 1 12 0 0 0 5 0

23 C CodyAlmond 7 7:45 1 0 1 -3 9 0 0 0 6 16.7

39 D NateProsser 3 19:36 0 1 1 2 8 0 0 0 4 0

26 D JaimeSifers 14 12:59 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 9 0

29 R PetrKalus 2 7:44 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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2009-10STATBREAKDOWN2009-10STATBREAKDOWN

G Att Pct NHL RankHome 34 156 21.8 T-6thAway 25 153 16.3 15thOVERALL 59 309 19.1 10th13 SHORTHANDED GOALS ALLOWED (30th in NHL)

POWERPLAYGA Att Pct NHL Rank

Home 22 139 84.2 10thAway 31 167 81.4 18thOVERALL 53 306 82.7 14th4 SHORTHANDED GOALS SCORED (T-23rd in NHL)

Overall Record ...................................................... 38-36-8Home Record......................................................... 25-12-4Away Record .......................................................... 13-24-4

Scoring first............................................................. 24-7-3Opponent scoring first .......................................... 14-29-5

Leading after one period ........................................ 20-4-3Trailing after one period ......................................... 4-21-5Tied after one period ............................................ 14-11-0

Leading after two periods ....................................... 21-1-2Trailing after two periods ....................................... 7-29-2Tied after two periods ............................................. 10-6-4

Outshooting opponent ........................................... 14-13-5Outshot by opponent ............................................. 22-20-3Even shots ................................................................. 2-3-0Overtime Record – 2009-10 Season...........................10-8Overtime Record – Franchise............................. 63-61-55

vs. EASTERN CONFERENCE ...................................... 10-4-4vs. Northeast ............................................................. 3-1-1vs. Atlantic................................................................. 6-1-0vs. Southeast ............................................................. 1-2-3

vs. WESTERN CONFERENCE ................................... 28-32-4vs. Central ............................................................... 8-11-1vs. Pacific ................................................................ 5-14-1vs. Northwest........................................................... 15-7-2

GOALS WILD OPP.O 0-4-0 3-0-01 2-10-2 8-1-02 5-15-1 16-3-23 10-6-4 8-8-14 12-1-1 2-13-45 7-0-0 1-8-16 2-0-0 0-3-0

WhENSCORING...

GOALS TOTAL HOME AWAY1G 24-12-8 15-6-4 9-6-42G 8-10 6-1 2-93G 4-10 3-4 1-6

4G+ 2-4 1-1 1-3

MARGINOFVICTORY

PER. WILD OPP.1 59 742 73 833 77 81

OT 5 1Total 214 239Avg. 2.6 2.91

GOALSBYPERIOD

PER. WILD OPP.1 731 8112 890 8203 696 758OT 49 26T 2,266 2,415

Avg. 27.6 29.5

ShOTSBYPERIOD

WILD OPP.5 on 5 140 1595 on 4 54 125 on 3 2 04 on 4 9 64 on 3 3 03 on 3 0 03 on 4 0 23 on 5 0 24 on 5 3 49

Empty Net 3 9Pen. Shot 0 0

TOTAL 214 239

GOALSITUATION

Game Record GF-GA POWER PLAY PENALTY KILL SF-SA1-10 3-7-0 22-32 11-49(22.4%) 34-38(89.5%) 296-28611-20 4-4-2 27-31 5-36(13.9%) 28-38(73.7%) 284-29221-30 7-2-1 30-25 8-38(21.1%) 33-38(86.8%) 297-27231-40 6-4-0 27-26 4-35(11.4%) 24-29(82.8%) 286-26341-50 4-6-0 32-36 6-33(18.2%) 26-34(76.5%) 249-30751-60 5-4-1 27-26 7-39(17.9%) 29-36(80.6%) 324-29061-70 5-3-2 27-28 7-30(23.3%) 32-38(84.2%) 251-32271-80 3-6-1 22-37 8-38(21.1%) 36-42(85.7%) 231-32381-82 1-0-1 5-5 2-8(25.0%) 8-9(88.8%) 51-59

2008-0910-GAMECOMPARISONS

PIM PIM/GHome 452 11.0Away 472 11.5TOTAL 924 11.26

PENALTIES

PENALTYKILL

PLAYER G A PTS SH/TOICalClutterbuck 2 0 2 111:04NickSchultz 0 2 2 197:20MikkoKoivu 1 0 1 173:27OwenNolan 1 0 1 104:15ShaneHnidy 0 1 1 33:58AnttiMiettinen 0 1 1 128:36

ShORT-hANDEDSCORING

PLAYER G A PTS PP/TOIMikkoKoivu 8 20 28 277:02AndrewBrunette 12 13 25 264:27MarekZidlicky 4 20 24 279:32MartinHavlat 4 14 18 250:32AnttiMiettinen 5 6 11 215:03BrentBurns 2 9 11 145:59OwenNolan 4 5 9 176:50GuillaumeLatendresse 7 1 8 117:23AndrewEbbett 2 3 5 39:58CamBarker 1 3 4 48:23NickSchultz 1 2 3 87:26KyleBrodziak 0 3 3 22:05ChuckKobasew 2 0 2 36:23ShaneHnidy 0 2 2 50:58CalClutterbuck 1 0 1 40:46JamesSheppard 0 1 0 20:46

POWER-PLAYSCORING

GAMES PLAYED Brodziak/Brunette 82POINTS MikkoKoivu 71GOALS Brunette/Latendresse 25ASSISTS MikkoKoivu 49POWER-PLAY GOALS AndrewBrunette 12SH0RTHANDED GOALS CalClutterbuck 2GAME-WINNING GOALS Latendresse/Miettinen 4EVEN-STRENGTH GOALS GuillaumeLatendresse 18SHOOTOUT GOALS MikkoKoivu 53+ GOAL GAMES Kobasew/Latendresse 1PENALTY MINUTES DerekBoogaard 105SHOTS ON GOAL MikkoKoivu 246PLUS/MINUS Earl/Sifers 1

TIME ON ICE MarekZidlicky 1,885:14AVG. TIME ON ICE MarekZidlicky 24:10FACEOFF WIN % MikkoKoivu 56.9GAMES (GOALIE) NiklasBackstrom 60MINUTES (GOALIE) NiklasBackstrom 3,489WINS NiklasBackstrom 26LOSSES NiklasBackstrom 23WINNING PERCENTAGE NiklasBackstrom .526OVERTIME LOSSES NiklasBackstrom 8GOALS AGAINST AVG. NiklasBackstrom 2.72SAVE PERCENTAGE NiklasBackstrom .905SHUTOUTS NiklasBackstrom 2GOALS ALLOWED NiklasBackstrom 158

PLAYER 2PT 3PT 4PT TOTAL RECORD

MikkoKoivu 16 4 20 15-4-1

MartinHavlat 9 3 12 9-3-0

AndrewBrunette 10 1 11 9-1-1

AnttiMiettinen 5 3 8 5-2-1

MarekZidlicky 8 8 6-2-0

GuillaumeLatendresse 5 1 1 7 5-2-0

KyleBrodziak 5 1 6 3-3-0

EricBelanger 3 2 5 4-1-0

BrentBurns 4 1 5 4-1-0

CalClutterbuck 2 2 2-0-0

ChuckKobasew 1 1 2 2-0-0

OwenNolan 2 2 1-1-0

NickSchultz 2 2 1-0-1

BrentBurns 1 1 1-0-0

RobbieEarl 1 1 0-1-0

AndrewEbbett 1 1 1-0-0

ShaneHnidy 1 1 0-0-1

GregZanon 1 1 1-0-0

MULTI-POINTGAMES

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2009-10NhLTRANSACTIONS2009-10INjURYREPORT

PLAYER INJURY DATE OFINJURY

GAMESOUT RETURN

DerekBoogaard Concussion 9/18 4 10/16Pierre-MarcBouchard Concussion 10/6 81 IR10/14;OutforSeasonCalClutterbuck Ankle 10/10 5 10/24PetrSykora Groin 10/10 5 10/24MartinHavlat Groin 10/14 2 10/21DerekBoogaard Illness 10/23 2 10/28KimJohnsson UpperBody 10/23 7 11/10JoshHarding LowerBody 10/26 3 11/3PetrSykora Concussion 11/7 24 12/31ChuckKobasew UpperBody 11/12 4 11/25ShaneHnidy LowerBody 11/12 1 11/15BenoitPouliot UpperBody 11/15 3 IR11/20MartinHavlat Hamstring 11/18 4 12/2BrentBurns Concussion 11/18 29 1/21AnttiMiettinen Illness 11/25 3 12/2MarekZidlicky LowerBody 11/28 1 12/2JamesSheppard Back 12/2 1 12/4CalClutterbuck Illness 12/5 2 12/9DerekBoogaard Illness 12/7 2 12/11AndrewEbbett Concussion 12/9 4 12/19OwenNolan LowerBody 12/11 4 12/21EricBelanger Illness 12/19 1 12/21RobbieEarl Illness 12/19 1 12/21GuillaumeLatendresse Illness 12/19 2 12/23DerekBoogaard Undisclosed 12/26 1 12/28ChuckKobasew Knee 12/26 23 3/3ClaytonStoner Groin 12/29 2 1/2OwenNolan LowerBody 1/5 1 1/6ClaytonStoner Hernia 1/6 39 OutforSeasonDerekBoogaard LowerBody 1/23 2 1/30NiklasBackstrom Back/Illness 1/23 5 2/10DerekBoogaard LowerBody 1/30 2 2/6JoshHarding Hip 2/4 3 2/14AntonKhudobin Hip 2/12 1 2/14CalClutterbuck LowerBody 3/7 1 3/11BrentBurns Hip 3/9 6 3/21ShaneHnidy LowerBody 3/9 11 3/31NiklasBackstrom LowerBody 3/11 6 3/21OwenNolan LowerBody 3/12 1 3/16DerekBoogaard UpperBody 3/14 4 3/23GregZanon Ankle 3/18 1 3/21JustinFalk UpperBody 3/19 1 3/23MikkoKoivu UpperBody 3/23 2 3/29CamBarker Ankle 3/25 3 4/2ChuckKobasew Knee 3/26 5 4/8JoshHarding Hip 3/26 7 OutforSeasonAndrewEbbett Hand 3/29 6 OutforSeasonMartinHavlat Illness 4/2 1 4/4NickSchultz Leg 4/4 2 4/10MarekZidlicky Arm 4/4 3 OutforSeasonOwenNolan Leg 4/4 3 OutforSeasonGuillaumeLatendresse UpperBody 4/5 2 OutforSeasonMartinHavlat LowerBody 4/5 2 OutforSeasonJamesSheppard LowerBody 4/8 1 OutforSeasonTOTAL MAN GAMES LOST: 342

APRIL 10 RecalledRWPetrKalusfromHouston(AHL) 9 ReassignedDMaximNoreautoHouston(AHL) 8 RecalledDMaximNoreaufromHouston(AHL) 5 RecalledLWRobbieEarlfromHouston(AHL) 3 ReassignedGAntonKhudobintoHouston(AHL);RecalledGWade

DubielewiczfromHouston(AHL) 2 ReassignedDJustinFalktoHouston(AHL)

MARCh 31 RecalledCCodyAlmondfromHouston(AHL) 29 RecalledGAntonKhudobinfromHouston(AHL) 26 ReassignedCCodyAlmondtoHouston(AHL) 25 RecalledCCodyAlmondfromHouston(AHL) 22 ReassignedDJaimeSiferstoHouston(AHL) 21 ReassignedLWRobbieEarltoHouston(AHL) 20 ReassignedGWadeDubielewicztoHouston(AHL) 19 RecalledDJustinFalkfromHouston(AHL) 18 SignedDNateProsser 17 ReassignedDJustinFalktoHouston(AHL) 16 SignedGMattHackettandCCaseyWellman;RecalledDJustin

FalkfromHouston(AHL) 12 RecalledGWadeDubielewiczfromHouston(AHL) 10 Recalled D Jaime Sifers from Houston (AHL); aReassigned RW

PetrKalustoHouston(AHL) 9 RecalledRWPetrKalusfromHouston(AHL) 3 Acquiredasecond-roundpickinthe2010NHLEntryDraftfrom

WashingtoninexchangeforCEricBelanger;ActivatedRWChuckKobasewfromInjuredReserveandrecalledLWRobbieEarlfromHouston(AHL)

FEBRUARY 15 ReassignedLWCodyAlmondandGAntonKhudobintoHouston

(AHL) 12 Acquired D Cam Barker from Chicago in exchange for D Kim

JohnssonandtherightstoDNickLeddy 11 RecalledLWCodyAlmondfromHouston(AHL)andreassignedLW

RobbieEarltoHouston(AHL) 10 ActivatedGNiklasBackstromfromInjuredReserve 7 ReassignedGWadeDubielewicztoHouston(AHL) 4 PlacedGNiklasBackstromonInjuredReserve(retroactive1/23)

andrecalledGAntonKhudobinfromHouston(AHL) 2 RecalledGWadeDubielewiczfromHouston(AHL)

jANUARY 31 ReassignedGWadeDubielewicztoHouston(AHL) 28 RecalledGWadeDubielewiczfromHouston(AHL) 27 AssignedRWPetrSykoratoHouston(AHL) 21 Placed D Clayton Stoner on Injured Reserve (retroactive 1/6);

ActivatedDBrentBurnsfromInjuredReserve 19 PlacedLWRobbieEarlandRWPetrSykoraonwaivers 6 RecalledLWRobbieEarlfromHouston(AHL)

DECEMBER 31 PlacedRWChuckKobasewonInjuredReserve(retroactive12/26)

andactivatedRWPetrSykorafromInjuredReserve 21 RecalledRWJonDiSalvatorefromHouston(AHL);ActivatedRW

OwenNolanfromInjuredReserveandreassignedLWRobbieEarlandRWJonDiSalvatoretoHouston(AHL)

20 ReassignedGAntonKhudobintoHouston(AHL) 19 RecalledGAntonKhudobinfromHouston(AHL) 16 Reassigned G Anton Khudobin and D Jaime Sifers to Houston

(AHL);RecalledDClaytonStonerfromHouston(AHL);PlacedRWOwenNolanonInjuredReserve(retroactive12/11)andactivatedCAndrewEbbettfromInjuredReserve

15 Recalled LW Robbie Earl and G Anton Khudobin from Houston(AHL)

14 ReassignedCNathanSmithtoHouston(AHL)andplacedCAn-drewEbbettonInjuredReserve

9 RecalledCNathanSmithfromHouston(AHL) 2 ActivatedRWMartinHavlatfromInjuredReserveandrecalledD

JaimeSifersfromHouston(AHL)

NOVEMBER 29 ReassignedLWRobbieEarlandDJaimeSiferstoHouston(AHL) 27 RecalledDJaimeSifersfromHouston(AHL) 26 PlacedRWMartinHavlat(retroactive11/18)andDBrentBurns

(retroactive11/20)onInjuredReserve 23 AcquiredLWGuillaumeLatendressefromMontreal(NHL)inex-

changeforCBenoitPouliot 21 ClaimedCAndrewEbbett offwaivers fromChicago (NHL)and

reassignedCDannyIrmenandCNathanSmithtoHouston(AHL) 20 RecalledCNathanSmithfromHouston(AHL)andplacedCBen-

oitPouliotonInjuredReserve 18 RecalledCDannyIrmenfromHouston(AHL)andplacedRWPetr

SykoraonInjuredReserve 13 RecalledLWRobbieEarlfromHouston(AHL) 11 ActivatedDKimJohnssonfromInjuredReserve 3 AssignedGAntonKhudobintoHouston(AHL)

OCTOBER 27 RecalledGAntonKhudobinfromHouston(AHL) 24 ActivatedRWCalClutterbuckandRWPetrSykorafromInjured

Reserve; Placed D Kim Johnsson on Injured Reserve and reas-signedLWAndyHilbertandCNathanSmithtoHouston(AHL)

20 AssignedDJaimeSiferstoHouston(AHL) 18 Acquired RW Chuck Kobasew from Boston in exchange for RW

CraigWeller,asecond roundpick in the2011NHLEntryDraftandtherightstoRWAlexanderFallstrom

18 PlacedRWPetrSykoraonInjuredReserve 13 Placed RW Cal Clutterbuck on Injured Reserve and recalled C

NathanSmithandLWAndyHilbertfromHouston(AHL) 1 AssignedLWAndyHilberttoHouston(AHL)

SEPTEMBER 30 SignedLWAndyHilbertandassignedhimtoHouston(AHL);As-

signedCNathanSmithtoHouston(AHL) 29 AssignedRWCraigWellertoHouston(AHL) 28 AssignedLWColtonGilliestoHouston(AHL)andplacedRWCraig

Welleronwaivers 27 AssignedLWMattKassiantoHouston(AHL) 26 Assigned LW Robbie Earl, C Danny Irmen and C Cody Almond

to Houston (AHL) and assigned D Marco Scandella to Val d’or(QMJHL)

22 AssignedDJonDiSalvatore,GWadeDubielewicz,DJustinFalk,LWPetrKalus,GAntonKhudobinandRWDuncanMilroytoHous-ton(AHL)andassignedDTylerCumatoOttawa(OHL)

19 AssignedDRyanLannon,DBrandonRogersandDClaytonStonertoHouston(AHL).

18 SignedDBjornKruppassignedhimtoBelleville(OHL) 17 SignedRWPetrSykoraasafreeagent 16 AssignedGBarryBrust,DJamieFraser,CMortenMadsen,RW

CarsonMcMillanandDMaximNoreautoHouston(AHL)andGMattHacketttoPlymouth(OHL)

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



2008-09GAME-BY-GAME2008-09MINNESOTAWILD


WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/11 BOSTON 4-3 W 1-0-0 2 2nd/5th 25p,47p,20,25 Backstrom *18,5682 10/14 @Atlanta 4-2 W 2-0-0 4 1st/2nd 15p,10,20,20 Backstrom 11,8433 10/16 @Florida 6-2 W 3-0-0 6 1st/2nd 15,5,20p,67,20p,9p Backstrom 12,1064 10/18 @TampaBay 1-0 W 4-0-0 8 t-1st/t-3rd – Backstrom 15,1915 10/23 BUFFALO 3-4 L OT 4-0-1 9 1st/3rd 67,19,8p Backstrom *18,5686 10/25 COLUMBUS 2-1 W 5-0-1 11 1st/3rd 96,11 Backstrom *18,5687 10/27 CHICAGO 3-2 W 6-0-1 13 1st/3rd 15,20,8p Backstrom *18,5688 10/29 @Dallas 2-4 L 6-1-1 13 1st/3rd 47p,15p BACKSTROM/Harding 18,4319 10/30 MONTREAL 1-2 L 6-2-1 13 t-1st/t-3rd 8 Harding *18,56810 11/1 @Phoenix 3-2 W 7-2-1 15 1st/3rd 67,9,25 Backstrom 14,81711 11/4 @SanJose 1-3 L 7-3-1 15 1st/3rd 39 Backstrom 17,18312 11/6 @Colorado 3-1 W 8-3-1 17 1st/3rd 96,67p,15 Backstrom 14,56213 11/8 @Vancouver 0-2 L 8-4-1 17 t-1st/t-3rd – Backstrom 18,63014 11/13 PHOENIX 4-0 W 9-4-1 19 1st/3rd 3p,15p,25p,3p Backstrom *18,56815 11/15 COLUMBUS 3-2 W SO 10-4-1 21 1st/3rd 67p,2 Backstrom *18,56816 11/18 @Pittsburgh 2-1 W SO 11-4-1 23 t-1st/t-3rd 9 Backstrom 16,97117 11/20 VANCOUVER 2-3 L 11-5-1 23 2nd/4th 9,9 Backstrom *18,56818 11/22 ST.LOUIS 1-2 L 11-6-1 23 t-2nd/t-4th 19 Backstrom *18,56819 11/24 WASHINGTON 4-3 W 12-6-1 25 2nd/4th 22,22p,3p,51 Backstrom *18,56820 11/26 DALLAS 3-4 L 12-7-1 25 3rd/7th 25,11p,15 Backstrom *18,56821 11/28 TAMPABAY 4-2 W 13-7-1 27 2nd/5th 11,51,9,25 Backstrom *18,56822 11/29 @Nashville 6-2 W 14-7-1 29 2nd/5th 96p,15p,11p,9,9p,12p Harding 13,99023 12/1 COLORADO 5-6 L 14-8-1 29 2nd/5th 96,9p,96p,11p,8 BACKSTROM/Harding *18,56824 12/3 ST.LOUIS 4-0 W 15-8-1 31 1st/3rd 25,15p,3p,20 Backstrom *18,56825 12/5 VANCOUVER 1-2 L 15-9-1 31 2nd/4th 9 Backstrom *18,56826 12/6 @Nashville 0-1 L 15-10-1 31 t-2nd/t-4th – Harding 14,40827 12/11 @Phoenix 1-3 L 15-11-1 31 3rd/7th 20 Backstrom 13,29628 12/13 @LosAngeles 1-3 L 15-12-1 31 3rd/7th 8p Backstrom 14,85729 12/14 @Anaheim 2-4 L 15-13-1 31 3rd/7th 47p,25 Harding 16,57730 12/17 CALGARY 2-3 L OT 15-13-2 32 3rd/8th 15,10 Backstrom *18,56831 12/19 N.Y.ISLANDERS 4-1 W 16-13-2 34 3rd/8th 19,18,9,96 Backstrom *18,56832 12/20 @St.Louis 2-4 L 16-14-2 34 3rd/9th 55,96 Backstrom 19,15033 12/23 CAROLINA 3-2 W 17-14-2 36 3rd/8th 22,10p,19s Backstrom *18,56834 12/28 CHICAGO 1-4 L 17-15-2 36 4th/9th 22 Backstrom *18,56835 12/29 @Calgary 1-2 L 17-16-2 36 5th/11th 19 Harding 19,28936 12/31 SANJOSE 3-2 W OT 18-16-2 38 3rd/8th 11p,39p,8 Backstrom *18,56837 1/3 DETROIT 2-3 L SO 18-16-3 39 3rd/8th 11p,20 Harding *18,56838 1/4 @Colorado 2-0 W 19-16-3 41 3rd/8th 11p,11 Backstrom 14,12539 1/6 @Boston 1-0 W 20-16-3 43 3rd/7th 3p Backstrom 16,27240 1/8 @Philadelphia 1-3 L 20-17-3 43 3rd/9th 19 Backstrom 19,59641 1/10 @Columbus 2-4 L 20-18-3 43 5th/11th 20,3p Harding 16,60542 1/13 PHOENIX 6-3 W 21-18-3 45 3rd/9th 47,11,15,9,22,51 Backstrom *18,56843 1/15 EDMONTON 5-1 W 22-18-3 47 3rd/8th 39,22,96,8,25p Backstrom *18,56844 1/17 ANAHEIM 0-3 L 22-19-3 47 3rd/9th -- Backstrom *18,56845 1/19 @Chicago 4-1 W 23-19-3 49 3rd/8th 9,3p,3p,22 Backstrom 21,32046 1/20 LOSANGELES 2-5 L 23-20-3 49 4th/9th 11p,3p BACKSTROM/Harding *18,56847 1/27 TORONTO 6-1 W 24-20-3 51 t-2nd/t-8th 22,47,96,15,96,11 Backstrom *18,56848 1/30 @Edmonton 1-3 L 24-21-3 51 t-2nd/t-6th 15 Backstrom 16,83949 1/31 @Vancouver 4-3 W OT 25-21-3 53 t-2nd/t-6th 9p,47,25,47p Backstrom 18,63050 2/4 ANAHEIM 3-0 W 26-21-3 55 t-2nd/t-6th 15p,9,96 Backstrom *18,56851 2/6 NASHVILLE 0-2 L 26-22-3 55 t-3rd/t-8th – Backstrom *18,56852 2/8 EDMONTON 3-2 W SO 27-22-3 57 2nd/7th 25,20s Backstrom *18,56853 2/11 COLORADO 3-2 W 28-22-3 59 2nd/t-6th 96,11,20 Backstrom *18,56854 2/12 @Detroit 2-4 L 28-23-3 59 3rd/t-7th 8p,9s Harding 20,06655 2/14 OTTAWA 3-5 L 28-24-3 59 4th/10th 96,11p,11 Backstrom/HARDING *18,56856 2/19 CALGARY 2-3 L OT 28-24-4 60 4th/t-9th 49s,18 Backstrom *18,56857 2/21 DETROIT 5-2 W 29-24-4 62 4th/9th 11,11p,96,41,19 Backstrom *18,56858 2/22 @Chicago 2-1 W 30-24-4 64 3rd/8th 49p,28 Harding 22,44359 2/24 LOSANGELES 1-2 L SO 30-24-5 65 t-3rd/t-7th 20s Backstrom *18,56860 2/27 @Calgary 1-4 L 30-25-5 65 t-3rd/t-7th 47 Backstrom 19,28961 2/28 @Edmonton 2-3 L 30-26-5 65 4th/t-10th 15p,20p Harding 16,83962 3/3 @Vancouver 2-4 L 30-27-5 65 4th/11th 49,3p Backstrom 18,63063 3/5 @SanJose 4-3 W OT 31-27-5 67 4th/11th 47,96,3,9 Backstrom 17,49664 3/7 @LosAngeles 3-4 L 31-28-5 67 4th/11th 11,19,25 Backstrom/HARDING 18,11865 3/8 @Anaheim 3-2 W 32-28-5 69 4th/10th 19,19,15 Backstrom 17,30066 3/10 SANJOSE 4-5 L OT 32-28-6 70 4th/t-9th 28,96,11,11 Backstrom *18,56867 3/12 @Colorado 1-2 L SO 32-28-7 71 4th/t-9th 47p Backstrom 14,21368 3/14 @Dallas 2-3 L OT 32-28-8 72 4th/10th 9p,15 Backstrom 18,58469 3/15 @St.Louis 3-5 L 32-29-8 72 4th/10th 15,19,47 BACKSTROM/Harding 19,15070 3/17 COLORADO 3-2 W SO 33-29-8 74 4th/t-9th 19,55 Backstrom *18,56871 3/20 @NewJersey 0-4 L 33-30-8 74 4th/t-11th – Backstrom 17,62572 3/22 EDMONTON 3-0 W 34-30-8 76 4th/t-9th 11p,11,19 Backstrom *18,56873 3/24 @N.Y.Rangers 1-2 L 34-31-8 76 4th/11th 10 Backstrom 18,20074 3/25 @N.Y.Islanders 6-2 W 35-31-8 78 4th/t-9th 10,20p,11p,41,15,10p Backstrom 13,33275 3/28 @Calgary 2-3 L 35-32-8 78 4th/11th 15,51 Backstrom 19,28976 3/29 @Edmonton 3-2 W 36-32-8 80 4th/11th 15,41,10 Backstrom 16,83977 3/31 VANCOUVER 1-2 L OT 36-32-9 81 t-3rd/t-10th 10 Backstrom *18,56878 4/3 CALGARY 4-0 W 37-32-9 83 3rd/10th 15p,22,11,10 Backstrom *18,56879 4/5 @Detroit 2-3 L 37-33-9 83 t-3rd/t-10th 22,10 Backstrom 20,06680 4/7 DALLAS 3-1 W 38-33-9 85 3rd/10th 10,25p,11p Backstrom *18,56881 4/10 NASHVILLE 8-4 W 39-33-9 87 3rd/10th 49,15p,47,5p,47p,9s,22,3 Backstrom *18,56882 4/11 @Columbus 6-3 W 40-33-9 89 3rd/9th 26,10s,41,10,47,9s Harding *18,568

# GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN

32 NIKLASBACKSTROM 71 37 24 8 2,059 159 2.33 1,900 .923 8 0 6 4,088

29 JOSHHARDING 19 3 9 1 453 32 2.21 421 .929 0 0 2 870

# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW SOG SH%

9 C MIKKOKOIVU 79 21:29 20 47 67 2 66 5 4 3 236 8.5

15 L ANDREWBRUNETTE 80 16:56 22 28 50 -5 18 9 0 3 118 18.6

96 C PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 71 16:58 16 30 46 -5 20 2 0 1 142 11.3

11 R OWENNOLAN 59 16:23 25 20 45 5 26 12 0 5 148 16.9

20 R ANTTIMIETTINEN 82 18:16 15 29 44 -1 32 4 2 3 186 8.1

3 D MAREKZIDLICKY 76 22:06 12 30 42 -12 76 10 0 3 147 8.2

25 C ERICBELANGER 79 17:50 13 23 36 -5 26 4 0 4 147 8.8

47 D MARC-ANDREBERGERON 72 16:54 14 18 32 5 30 7 0 3 140 10

8 D BRENTBURNS 59 22:25 8 19 27 -7 45 4 0 2 147 5.4

51 C JAMESSHEPPARD 82 15:10 5 19 24 -14 41 0 0 1 88 5.7

5 D KIMJOHNSSON 81 24:31 2 22 24 -3 44 1 0 0 93 2.2

19 L STEPHANEVEILLEUX 81 15:47 13 10 23 -17 40 0 1 1 146 8.9

10 R MARIANGABORIK 17 19:59 13 10 23 3 2 2 1 2 68 19.1

22 R CALCLUTTERBUCK 78 13:00 11 7 18 -5 76 1 0 1 136 8.1

41 D MARTINSKOULA 81 19:57 4 12 16 -12 10 0 0 0 55 7.3

49 C DANFRITSCHE 50 10:38 5 8 13 -5 12 1 1 0 54 9.3

67 L BENOITPOULIOT 37 11:50 5 6 11 1 18 2 0 1 34 14.7

55 D NICKSCHULTZ 79 20:33 2 9 11 -4 31 0 0 0 48 4.2

28 L PETEROLVECKY 31 8:55 2 5 7 1 12 0 0 1 19 10.5

18 C COLTONGILLIES 45 8:13 2 5 7 -2 18 0 0 1 22 9.1

39 C KRYSTOFERKOLANOS 21 10:36 3 3 6 3 16 1 0 0 30 10

26 D KURTISFOSTER 10 13:35 1 5 6 7 6 0 0 0 10 10

12 R CRAIGWELLER 36 6:57 1 2 3 -3 47 1 0 0 27 3.7

24 L DEREKBOOGAARD 51 4:59 0 3 3 3 87 0 0 0 13 0

6 D TOMASMOJZIS 4 7:14 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 2 0

36 D JOHNSCOTT 20 9:14 0 1 1 -1 21 0 0 0 6 0


32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY





WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/4 CHICAGO 1-0 W 1-0-0 2 t-1st/t-2nd 96 Backstrom *18,5682 10/6 COLUMBUS 3-2 W 2-0-0 4 t-1st/t-1st 96,25,8 Backstrom *18,5683 10/10 EDMONTON 2-0 W 3-0-0 6 1st/2nd 8,39 Backstrom *18,5684 10/13 @Phoenix 3-2 W 4-0-0 8 1st/1st 10,9p,25s Backstrom 12,0885 10/14 @Anaheim 2-0 W 5-0-0 10 1st/1st 12,21 Harding 17,1746 10/16 @LosAngeles 3-4 L (SO) 5-0-1 11 1st/1st 38,9,12 Backstrom 14,2397 10/20 @St.Louis 3-1 W 6-0-1 13 1st/1st 38p,25,8 Harding 19,1508 10/21 COLORADO 3-2 W 7-0-1 15 1st/1st 21p,12,p,9 Backstrom *18,5689 10/24 @Calgary 3-5 L 7-1-1 15 1st/1st 12p,21p,37 Backstrom 19,289

10 10/25 @Edmonton 4-5 L (SO) 7-1-2 16 1st/2nd 15,96,12,21 Harding 16,83911 10/28 @Colorado 1-3 L 7-2-2 16 1st/2nd 25p Harding 17,04112 10/30 PITTSBURGH 2-4 L 7-3-2 16 1st/2nd 19,12 Harding *18,56813 11/1 ST.LOUIS 2-3 L 7-4-2 16 1st/2nd 10,38 Harding *18,56814 11/3 CALGARY 4-1 W 8-4-2 18 1st/2nd 12,10,10p,92 Backstrom *18,56815 11/5 EDMONTON 5-2 W 9-4-2 20 1st/2nd 21p,96p,26p,21p,19 Backstrom *18,56816 11/11 @Colorado 2-4 L 9-5-2 20 2nd/4th 25p,96p Backstrom 15,43417 11/13 @Calgary 2-3 L 9-6-2 20 2nd/5th 9,9p Backstrom 19,28918 11/15 @Edmonton 4-2 W 10-6-2 22 2nd/4th 41,10p,26p,21 BACKSTROM;Harding 16,83919 11/16 @Vancouver 2-6 L 10-7-2 22 2nd/4th 34,8p HARDING;Backstrom 18,63020 11/18 COLORADO 4-1 W 11-7-2 24 1st/3rd 34,83,19,8 Harding *18,56821 11/21 VANCOUVER 2-4 L 11-8-2 24 2nd/5th 10,10p Harding *18,56822 11/23 COLUMBUS 0-4 L 11-9-2 24 3rd/9th – Backstrom *18,56823 11/24 @Nashville 4-3 W 12-9-2 26 1st/3rd 34,83,10,92 Backstrom 12,63924 11/28 PHOENIX 3-1 W 13-9-2 28 t-1st/t-3rd 19,10,15 Backstrom *18,56825 11/30 ST.LOUIS 3-2 W (OT) 14-9-2 30 t-1st/t-3rd 8p,12,10 Backstrom *18,56826 12/2 VANCOUVER 2-1 W 15-9-2 32 1st/2nd 25p,34 Backstrom *18,56827 12/5 PHILADELPHIA 1-3 L 15-10-2 32 2nd/5th 38p Backstrom *18,56828 12/7 @Detroit 0-5 L 15-11-2 32 2nd/5th – Harding 19,50829 12/8 @Columbus 2-1 W 16-11-2 34 2nd/5th 34,12 Backstrom 15,66630 12/11 @SanJose 1-4 L 16-12-2 34 2nd/5th 92p Backstrom 17,06431 12/14 @Anaheim 5-2 W 17-12-2 36 2nd/6th 34,10p,25p,12p,8p Harding 17,17432 12/15 @LosAngeles 2-1 W 18-12-2 38 t-1st/t-3rd 10,12p Harding 16,64833 12/18 NASHVILLE 3-2 W 19-12-2 40 t-1st/t-3rd 10,25,12 Harding *18,56834 12/20 N.Y.RANGERS 6-3 W 20-12-2 42 t-1st/t-2nd 10,10p,10p,96p,10,10 Harding *18,56835 12/22 DETROIT 1-4 L 20-13-2 42 t-2nd/t-5th 5p Backstrom *18,56836 12/26 @Dallas 3-8 L 20-14-2 42 3rd/5th 34,38,38 Harding 18,53237 12/27 @Phoenix 3-2 W 21-14-2 44 t-2nd/t-5th 25p,21p,12p Backstrom 13,75638 12/29 EDMONTON 5-4 W (OT) 22-14-2 46 t-1st/t-3rd 5p,12,10,8,33p Backstrom *18,56839 12/31 SANJOSE 2-3 L 22-15-2 46 2nd/5th 18,21 Backstrom *18,56840 1/3 DALLAS 6-3 W 23-15-2 48 t-1st/t-3rd 10s,38,96,10,25p,21 Backstrom *18,56841 1/5 @Nashville 1-4 L 23-16-2 48 3rd/6th 21 Harding 17,11342 1/7 @Dallas 1-3 L 23-17-2 48 3rd/7th 21 Backstrom 17,50243 1/10 @Detroit 6-5 W (SO) 24-17-2 50 3rd/5th 41,10,17,83,25 Backstrom;HARDING 17,84844 1/11 @Chicago 5-2 W 25-17-2 52 1st/3rd 83,10,96,21,10 Harding 21,13945 1/13 PHOENIX 4-1 W 26-17-2 54 1st/3rd 38,15,25,10 Harding *18,56846 1/16 CALGARY 2-3 L (SO) 26-17-3 55 1st/3rd 8p,26p Backstrom *18,56847 1/18 ANAHEIM 2-4 L 26-18-3 55 2nd/6th 55,9 Harding *18,56848 1/21 @Vancouver 4-2 W 27-18-3 57 1st/3rd 12,96,9,96 Backstrom 18,63049 1/22 @Calgary 1-2 L 27-19-3 57 2nd/6th 12 Harding 19,28950 1/24 @Colorado 3-2 W 28-19-3 59 1st/3rd 17,12p,38 Backstrom 15,32151 1/30 ANAHEIM 5-1 W 29-19-3 61 1st/3rd 12,10,9,96,15 Backstrom *18,56852 2/2 @Columbus 4-1 W 30-19-3 63 1st/3rd 26,12,10,10 Backstrom 18,52953 2/5 DETROIT 2-3 L (OT) 30-19-4 64 1st/3rd 12p,38 Backstrom *18,56854 2/7 DALLAS 0-1 L 30-20-4 64 1st/3rd – Backstrom *18,56855 2/9 N.Y.ISLANDERS 4-3 W (OT) 31-20-4 66 1st/3rd 26,12,12,8 Backstrom *18,56856 2/10 @St.Louis 2-1 W (SO) 32-20-4 68 1st/3rd 10 Harding 16,47757 2/12 @Edmonton 2-4 L 32-21-4 68 1st/3rd 38,12p Backstrom;HARDING 16,83958 2/14 @Vancouver 5-4 W (SO) 33-21-4 70 1st/3rd 19,19,26,10 Backstrom 18,63059 2/17 NASHVILLE 5-4 W (OT) 34-21-4 72 1st/3rd 33,21,96p,10,10 Backstrom *18,56860 2/19 VANCOUVER 2-3 L (OT) 34-21-5 73 1st/3rd 10p,25p Backstrom *18,56861 2/20 @Chicago 0-3 L 34-22-5 73 1st/3rd – Harding 17,81262 2/24 CALGARY 1-2 L 34-23-5 73 2nd/6th 21p Backstrom *18,56863 2/26 @Washington 1-4 L 34-24-5 73 2nd/6th 92 Backstrom 17,39164 2/27 @TampaBay 3-2 W 35-24-5 75 1st/3rd 17p,38,12p Backstrom 17,21165 2/29 @Florida 3-2 W 36-24-5 77 1st/3rd 9,19,8p Backstrom 16,92766 3/2 LOSANGELES 2-1 W (OT) 37-24-5 79 1st/3rd 10,41 Backstrom *18,56867 3/4 CHICAGO 2-4 L 37-25-5 79 1st/3rd 38,19 Backstrom *18,56868 3/6 @Carolina 2-3 L 37-26-5 79 2nd/6th 38,9 Harding 16,29769 3/7 @Atlanta 2-3 L (SO) 37-26-6 80 2nd/6th 12p,8p Backstrom 18,70970 3/9 SANJOSE 2-3 L (SO) 37-26-7 81 1st/3rd 26,12 Backstrom *18,56871 3/13 NEWJERSEY 3-4 L (SO) 37-26-8 82 2nd/6th 19,8,10 Backstrom *18,56872 3/15 LOSANGELES 2-0 W 38-26-8 84 1st/3rd 12,10 Backstrom *18,56873 3/17 COLORADO 3-1 W 39-26-8 86 1st/3rd 8p,92,19 Backstrom *18,56874 3/19 @SanJose 3-4 L (SO) 39-26-9 87 1st/3rd 19,10p,10p Backstrom 17,49675 3/21 @Vancouver 2-1 W 40-26-9 89 1st/3rd 12p,92 Backstrom 18,63076 3/22 @Calgary 4-5 L 40-27-9 89 1st/3rd 67,67,5,5 Harding 19,28977 3/24 @Edmonton 3-5 L 40-28-9 89 1st/3rd 55,6,17 Backstrom;HARDING 16,83978 3/26 EDMONTON 3-1 W 41-28-9 91 1st/3rd 92,6p,12s Backstrom *18,56879 3/28 VANCOUVER 4-0 W 42-28-9 93 1st/3rd 96,9,8p,17 Backstrom *18,56880 3/30 COLORADO 3-2 W (OT) 43-28-9 95 1st/3rd 12,10p,10 Backstrom *18,56881 4/3 CALGARY 3-1 W 44-28-9 97 1st/3rd 17p,10,10p Backstrom *18,56882 4/6 @Colorado 3-4 L (OT) 44-28-10 98 1st/3rd 21p,3,12 Harding 18,007


# GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN32 NIKLASBACKSTROM 58 33 13 8 1,629 131 2.31 1,498 .920 4 0 2 3,40929 JOSHHARDING* 29 11 15 2 836 77 2.94 761 .910 1 1 0 1,570

# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%10 RW MARIANGABORIK 77 19:35 42 41 83 17 63 11 1 8 278 15.196 RW PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 81 16:50 13 50 63 11 32 6 0 4 129 10.112 RW BRIANROLSTON 81 20:04 31 28 59 -1 53 11 1 8 289 10.738 C PAVOLDEMITRA 68 19:42 15 39 54 9 24 2 0 1 126 11.98 D BRENTBURNS 82 23:05 15 28 43 12 80 8 0 4 158 9.59 C MIKKOKOIVU 57 20:53 11 31 42 13 40 2 0 2 144 7.6

25 C ERICBELANGER 75 17:13 13 24 37 -6 30 7 1 3 115 11.321 RW MARKPARRISH 66 14:56 16 14 30 2 16 7 0 0 95 16.85 D KIMJOHNSSON 80 23:26 4 23 27 -4 42 2 0 0 87 4.6

26 D KURTISFOSTER 56 16:24 7 12 19 0 37 3 0 2 118 5.915 C JAMESSHEPPARD* 78 10:36 4 15 19 0 29 0 0 1 57 7.017 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX 77 14:31 11 7 18 -13 61 0 0 0 136 8.192 LW BRANKORADIVOJEVIC 73 14:54 7 10 17 -14 48 1 0 3 91 7.755 D NICKSCHULTZ 81 20:10 2 13 15 9 42 0 0 0 52 3.834 LW AARONVOROS* 55 9:11 7 7 14 -7 141 0 0 1 52 13.517 LW TODDFEDORUK 69 10:18 6 7 13 2 139 2 0 0 57 10.541 D MARTINSKOULA 80 20:28 3 8 11 -16 26 0 0 1 63 4.83 D KEITHCARNEY 61 13:22 1 10 11 8 42 0 0 0 27 3.76 D SEANHILL 35 15:12 2 7 9 -16 32 1 0 1 18 11.1

33 D PETTERINUMMELIN 27 15:20 2 7 9 -2 2 1 0 1 31 6.583 RW MATTFOY 28 7:49 4 4 8 -1 28 0 0 1 38 10.567 LW BENOITPOULIOT* 11 8:49 2 1 3 -1 0 0 0 0 11 20.011 LW CHRISSIMON 38 7:10 1 2 3 -2 59 0 0 0 27 3.724 LW DEREKBOOGAARD 34 3:55 0 0 0 -5 74 -0 0 0 6 0.016 C STEVEKELLY 2 3:43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.022 RW CALCLUTTERBUCK* 2 7:05 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

* ROOKIE

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY




# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%12 LW BRIANROLSTON 78 21:16 31 33 64 +6 46 13 1 6 305 10.238 C PAVOLDEMITRA 71 20:38 25 39 64 0 28 9 1 4 175 14.310 RW MARIANGABORIK 48 19:37 30 27 57 +12 40 12 1 7 196 15.396 RW PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 82 15:59 20 37 57 +13 14 5 0 3 173 11.69 C MIKKOKOIVU 82 17:28 20 34 54 +6 58 9 2 2 162 12.3

28 C TODDWHITE 77 17:13 13 31 44 +8 24 6 1 1 162 8.021 RW MARKPARRISH 76 14:19 19 20 39 +9 18 5 0 4 141 13.58 D BRENTBURNS 77 15:47 7 18 25 +16 26 3 0 3 108 6.5

92 RW BRANKORADIVOJEVIC 82 12:58 11 13 24 -9 21 4 0 3 116 9.537 C WESWALZ 62 14:53 9 15 24 +3 30 0 1 1 77 11.726 D KURTISFOSTER 57 17:58 3 20 23 -3 52 0 0 0 135 2.25 D KIMJOHNSSON 76 23:33 3 19 22 -4 64 3 0 0 98 3.1

33 D PETTERINUMMELIN 51 20:17 3 17 20 -15 22 0 0 0 69 4.319 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX 75 12:17 7 11 18 +3 47 0 0 1 84 8.311 C DOMINICMOORE 69 12:38 8 9 17 +4 56 0 0 1 111 7.218 RW ADAMHALL 72 12:22 6 11 17 -11 26 3 0 0 103 5.83 D KEITHCARNEY 80 15:31 4 13 17 +22 58 0 0 1 31 12.9

41 D MARTINSKOULA 81 20:13 0 15 15 +9 36 0 0 0 91 0.055 D NICKSCHULTZ 82 20:12 2 10 12 0 42 0 0 1 69 2.917 C WYATTSMITH 61 9:30 3 3 6 -8 16 1 0 0 44 6.818 RW MATTIASWEINHANDL 12 6:27 1 1 2 -2 10 0 0 0 3 33.324 LW DEREKBOOGAARD 48 4:38 0 1 1 0 120 0 0 0 11 0.027 RW JOELWARD* 11 7:42 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 0.04 D SHAWNBELLE* 9 9:56 0 1 1 +4 0 0 0 0 3 0.0

83 RW MATTFOY* 9 7:10 0 0 0 -1 4 0 0 0 6 0.023 C JASONMORGAN 4 7:28 0 0 0 -1 4 0 0 0 0 0.067 LW BENOITPOULIOT* 3 6:58 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 1 0.06 D ERIKREITZ* 1 10:36 0 0 0 +1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

# GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN32 NIKLASBACKSTROM 41 23 8 6 1,028 73 1.97 955 .929 5 1 2 2,22735 MANNYFERNANDEZ 44 22 16 1 1,158 103 2.55 1,055 .911 2 0 12 2,42129 JOSHHARDING* 7 3 2 1 174 7 1.16 167 .960 1 0 0 361


WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/5 COLORADO 3-2 W (OT) 1-0-0 2 t-1st/t-1st 92,10,28 Fernandez *18,5682 10/7 NASHVILLE 6-5 W 2-0-0 4 1st/t-1st 38p,10p,21p,9p,28p,12 Fernandez/BACKSTROM *18,5683 10/10 VANCOUVER 2-1 W (SO) 3-0-0 6 1st/t-1st 12p Fernandez *18,0644 10/12 WASHINGTON 3-2 W (SO) 4-0-0 8 1st/1st 5p,5p Fernandez *18,0645 10/14 COLUMBUS 5-0 W 5-0-0 10 1st/1st 12,3,10p,9,12p Fernandez *18,5686 10/18 @LosAngeles 2-1 W (OT) 6-0-0 12 1st/1st 12,10 Fernandez 14,6177 10/20 @Anaheim 1-2 L 6-1-0 12 1st/t-1st 96 Fernandez 13,4308 10/21 @SanJose 4-1 W 7-1-0 14 1st/t-1st 21,19,37,12 Fernandez 17,4969 10/25 LOSANGELES 3-1 W 8-1-0 16 1st/t-1st 12,12,28p Fernandez *18,568

10 10/27 ANAHEIM 3-2 W (SO) 9-1-0 18 1st/1st 55,12 Fernandez *18,56811 10/29 @Colorado 1-4 L 9-2-0 18 1st/2nd 38p Fernandez 17,61512 11/2 VANCOUVER 5-2 W 10-2-0 20 1st/2nd 28p,12s,55,11p,92p Fernandez/BACKSTROM *18,56813 11/4 NASHVILLE 3-4 L 10-3-0 20 1st/2nd 33,38,21p Fernandez *18,56814 11/7 @SanJose 1-3 L 10-4-0 20 1st/3rd 28 Fernandez 17,23315 11/11 @LosAngeles 3-2 W (SO) 11-4-0 22 1st/3rd 12p,26 Fernandez 17,47916 11/12 @Anaheim 2-3 L 11-5-0 22 1st/3rd 96,96 Backstrom 16,30617 11/14 @Phoenix 3-4 L 11-6-0 22 1st/3rd 38,21,37 Fernandez 12,00218 11/16 @Nashville 7-6 W (SO) 12-6-0 24 1st/3rd 37s,9p,11,19,38p,8 Fernandez/BACKSTROM 12,75919 11/18 COLORADO 1-2 L (SO) 12-6-1 25 1st/3rd 9p Backstrom *18,56820 11/20 @Ottawa 3-5 L 12-7-1 25 1st/3rd 11,12,9s Fernandez 18,09421 11/22 @Montreal 2-4 L 12-8-1 25 t-1st/t-3rd 19,11 Backstrom 21,27322 11/24 PHOENIX 4-0 W 13-8-1 27 1st/3rd 96p,21,11s,92p Backstrom *18,56823 11/25 @Columbus 3-5 L 13-9-1 27 t-1st/t-3rd 11,96p,19 Backstrom/FERNANDEZ 15,49324 11/29 SANJOSE 1-2 L 13-10-1 27 2nd/7th 18 Fernandez *18,56825 12/1 DETROIT 0-3 L 13-11-1 27 2nd/7th – Fernandez *18,56826 12/2 @Dallas 3-4 L (SO) 13-11-2 28 2nd/7th 33,12,9 Backstrom 17,02727 12/5 CHICAGO 3-2 W (SO) 14-11-2 30 t-1st/t-3rd 28,12 Fernandez *18,56828 12/7 CALGARY 3-2 W (SO) 15-11-2 32 t-1st/t-3rd 9p,12p Fernandez *18,56829 12/9 CHICAGO 5-4 W (OT) 16-11-2 34 t-1st/t-3rd 21p,38,9p,21p,21 Fernandez *18,56830 12/12 @Calgary 2-5 L 16-12-2 34 2nd/7th 11s,28p FERNANDEZ/Backstrom 19,28931 12/14 @Edmonton 1-3 L 16-13-2 34 2nd/7th 28 Fernandez 16,83932 12/16 @Vancouver 1-2 L 16-14-2 34 5th/9th 38 Backstrom 18,63033 12/19 VANCOUVER 5-2 W 17-14-2 36 t-2nd/t-7th 38,12,92,21,92 Fernandez *18,56834 12/22 @Detroit 1-3 L 17-15-2 36 t-3rd/t-9th 19 Fernandez 20,06635 12/23 DETROIT 3-2 W 18-15-2 38 t-2nd/t-7th 9s,21,96 Fernandez *18,56836 12/26 @Toronto 3-4 L 18-16-2 38 t-3rd/t-9th 26,37,12p Fernandez 19,35537 12/27 @Detroit 1-3 L 18-17-2 38 t-3rd/t-9th 38 Backstrom 20,06638 12/29 COLUMBUS 4-3 W (OT) 19-17-2 40 t-2nd/t-7th 12p,38p,12p,37 Fernandez *18,56839 12/31 ANAHEIM 4-3 W 20-17-2 42 t-2nd/t-7th 96p,12p,96p,21 Fernandez *18,56840 1/2 ATLANTA 5-1 W 21-17-2 44 t-1st/t-3rd 12p,21,21,96,96p Fernandez *18,56841 1/4 TAMPABAY 2-3 L 21-18-2 44 t-2nd/t-7th 21,38 Fernandez *18,56842 1/7 COLORADO 1-2 L (SO) 21-18-3 45 3rd/8th 9 Fernandez *18,56843 1/9 @Calgary 0-3 L 21-19-3 45 4th/9th – Backstrom 19,28944 1/11 @Vancouver 5-2 W 22-19-3 47 3rd/8th 10p,12,92p,10,37 Fernandez 18,63045 1/12 @Edmonton 4-2 W 23-19-3 49 t-2nd/t-7th 10,12,3,10 Fernandez 16,83946 1/14 @Chicago 4-3 W (SO) 24-19-3 51 t-2nd/t-7th 96,10s,37 Fernandez 11,09147 1/16 EDMONTON 1-2 L 24-20-3 51 3rd/8th 37 Fernandez *18,56848 1/19 @Chicago 3-0 W 25-20-3 53 3rd/8th 10,19,10 Fernandez 12,33349 1/20 DALLAS 1-2 L (SO) 25-20-4 54 3rd/8th 9 Fernandez/BACKSTROM *18,56850 1/26 CALGARY 2-1 W (SO) 26-20-4 56 3rd/8th 12p Backstrom *18,56851 1/27 @Columbus 2-3 L 26-21-4 56 3rd/8th 12p,11 Fernandez 18,13652 1/30 @St.Louis 5-2 W 27-21-4 58 3rd/8th 96,96,38p,38,11 Fernandez 10,44553 2/1 @Colorado 5-3 W 28-21-4 60 t-2nd/t-7th 9p,96,10,10,9 Backstrom 17,28654 2/3 @Phoenix 1-0 W 29-21-4 62 t-2nd/t-7th 10 Backstrom 17,11555 2/6 @Dallas 2-4 L 29-22-4 62 3rd/8th 33,11 Backstrom 17,66056 2/8 FLORIDA 4-2 W 30-22-4 64 t-2nd/t-7th 21,28,38p,8p Backstrom *18,56857 2/10 CAROLINA 5-4 W 31-22-4 66 t-1st/t-3rd 21,96,10p,10p,38 Backstrom *18,56858 2/14 VANCOUVER 2-3 L (OT) 31-22-5 67 3rd/8th 38,10 Backstrom *18,56859 2/17 @Nashville 4-1 W 32-22-5 69 3rd/8th 38p,10p,96,92 Backstrom 17,11360 2/18 @St.Louis 3-5 L 32-23-5 69 3rd/8th 18,10p,38 BACKSTROM/Harding 13,72161 2/20 DALLAS 2-1 W (SO) 33-23-5 71 2nd/7th 12p Backstrom *18,56862 2/22 @Colorado 4-3 W 34-23-5 73 2nd/t-6th 18,17,28p,9 Backstrom 18,00763 2/25 EDMONTON 4-1 W 35-23-5 75 2nd/7th 28,8p,10,96 Backstrom *18,56864 2/28 @Calgary 1-2 L (SO) 35-23-6 76 3rd/8th 38p Backstrom/HARDING 19,28965 3/1 @Edmonton 5-0 W 36-23-6 78 2nd/t-6th 38,10p,92,10,38p Harding 16,83966 3/4 @Vancouver 3-4 L (SO) 36-23-7 79 t-2nd/t-7th 92,10,5p Backstrom 18,63067 3/6 SANJOSE 0-3 L 36-24-7 79 3rd/8th – BACKSTROM/Fernandez *18,56868 3/8 @Boston 2-1 W 37-24-7 81 2nd/t-6th 12,96 Backstrom 13,70969 3/9 @Buffalo 5-1 W 38-24-7 83 2nd/t-5th 11,11,38,3,28s Harding 18,69070 3/11 COLORADO 3-2 W (OT) 39-24-7 85 2nd/7th 9p,9,8 Backstrom *18,56871 3/13 @Vancouver 3-2 W (OT) 40-24-7 87 2nd/7th 9,12,8 Backstrom 18,63072 3/15 @Edmonton 2-1 W 41-24-7 89 2nd/7th 21,10 Backstrom 16,83973 3/17 @Calgary 4-2 W 42-24-7 91 2nd/t-5th 10p,19,12,38 Backstrom 19,28974 3/20 PHOENIX 3-2 W 43-24-7 93 2nd/5th 38,28p,10 Backstrom *18,56875 3/22 ST.LOUIS 5-1 W 44-24-7 95 2nd/6th 38,12,10,10p,9p Backstrom *18,56876 3/24 LOSANGELES 4-1 W 45-24-7 97 1st/3rd 8,12p,96,9 Harding *18,56877 3/27 CALGARY 0-1 L (OT) 45-24-8 98 2nd/7th – Backstrom *18,56878 3/29 CALGARY 2-4 L 45-25-8 98 2nd/7th 8p,21p Backstrom/HARDING *18,56879 3/31 @Colorado 1-2 L 45-26-8 98 2nd/7th 10p Harding 17,19280 4/3 EDMONTON 3-0 W 46-26-8 100 2nd/7th 9p,26,92p Backstrom *18,56881 4/5 EDMONTON 3-0 W 47-26-8 102 2nd/7th 21,3,10 Backstrom *18,56882 4/7 ST.LOUIS 5-1 W 48-26-8 104 2nd/7th 96,92,37,17,17p Backstrom *18,568


* ROOKIE

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY




# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%12 LW BRIANROLSTON 82 20:21 34 45 79 +14 50 15 5 7 293 11.610 RW MARIANGABORIK 65 18:26 38 28 66 +6 64 10 2 7 252 15.196 RW PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 80 15:15 17 42 59 +3 28 7 0 3 118 14.428 C TODDWHITE 61 17:12 19 21 40 -1 18 5 0 0 109 17.425 C RANDYROBITAILLE 67 14:44 12 28 40 -5 54 7 0 2 112 10.737 C WESWALZ 82 16:30 19 18 37 +7 61 1 1 0 127 15.032 C MARCCHOUINARD 74 12:59 14 16 30 +1 34 6 2 3 112 12.526 D KURTISFOSTER* 58 19:13 10 18 28 -3 60 6 0 2 124 8.19 RW ALEXANDREDAIGLE 46 12:59 5 23 28 -6 12 2 0 1 59 8.511 LW PASCALDUPUIS 67 16:30 10 16 26 -10 40 4 0 2 151 6.617 D FILIPKUBA 65 21:46 6 19 25 0 44 1 1 1 69 8.721 C MIKKOKOIVU* 64 13:17 6 15 21 -9 40 3 0 0 96 6.341 D MARTINSKOULA 78 20:49 5 16 21 +6 46 3 0 1 92 5.420 D ANDREIZYUZIN 57 18:53 7 11 18 -12 50 4 0 1 80 8.834 D DANIELTJARNQVIST 60 19:46 3 15 18 -11 32 3 0 1 54 5.617 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX 71 12:58 7 9 16 -13 63 0 0 1 87 8.08 D BRENTBURNS 72 14:07 4 12 16 -7 32 1 0 1 73 5.5

55 D NICKSCHULTZ 79 17:58 2 12 14 +2 43 0 0 0 45 4.427 RW KYLEWANVIG 51 10:39 4 8 12 -8 64 1 0 0 55 7.318 RW MATTIASWEINHANDL 68 14:43 4 7 11 -4 24 0 0 0 57 7.024 LW DEREKBOOGAARD* 65 5:23 2 4 6 +2 158 0 0 1 15 13.383 RW MATTFOY* 19 10:59 2 3 5 -4 16 1 0 0 21 9.536 D ALEXHENRY 63 11:26 0 5 5 -4 73 0 0 0 41 0.07 C ERIKWESTRUM 10 10:48 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 16 0.0

23 D SCOTTFERGUSON 15 9:11 0 0 0 -3 22 0 0 0 6 0.056 D ERIKREITZ* 5 13:09 0 0 0 -2 4 0 0 0 0 0.044 LW ANDREINAZAROV 2 4:48 0 0 0 -1 6 0 0 0 0 0.0

# GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN35 MANNYFERNANDEZ 58 30 18 7 1612 130 2.29 1482 .919 1 3 6 341129 JOSHHARDING* 3 2 1 0 83 8 2.59 75 .904 1 0 0 185

* ROOKIE


WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/5 Calgary 6-3 W 1-0-0 2 t-1st/t-1st 32,8p,27p,32,28,32 Roloson *19,3982 10/8 @Phoenix 1-2 L 1-1-0 2 t-3rd/t-6th 25p Roloson 17,7993 10/9 @LosAngeles 1-2 L (OT) 1-1-1 3 t-2nd/7th 37 Fernandez 17,7254 10/12 Vancouver 6-0 W 2-1-1 5 t-2nd/t-5th 20p,32,83p,96p,83,12 Roloson *18,5685 10/14 Vancouver 3-5 L 2-2-1 5 t-3rd/t-8th 37,96p,12p Roloson *18,5686 10/16 Anaheim 4-1 W 3-2-1 7 2nd/6th 12p,17p,96,27 Fernandez *18,5687 10/19 SanJose 6-1 W 4-2-1 9 2nd/5th 2,24,32s,96,28,17 Fernandez *18,0648 10/22 @St.Louis 3-2 W 5-2-1 11 2nd/5th 12p,20p,32 Fernandez 13,9039 10/23 @Chicago 2-4 L 5-3-1 11 2nd/5th 10p,10 Roloson 11,36810 10/25 Vancouver 1-3 L 5-4-1 11 2nd/5th 9p Fernandez *18,56811 10/28 @Columbus 1-2 L (SO) 5-4-2 12 2nd/5th 96 Roloson 15,66912 10/29 Columbus 3-1 W 6-4-2 14 2nd/5th 28p,8,28 Fernandez *18,56813 11/1 @Calgary 0-3 L 6-5-2 14 2nd/6th - Fernandez 19.28914 11/2 @Vancouver 1-2 L 6-6-2 14 2nd/7th 25 Roloson 18.63015 11/5 @SanJose 3-1 W 7-6-2 16 t-3rd/t-8th 12p,12,12 Roloson 17,49616 11/6 @Anaheim 4-3 W (SO) 8-6-2 18 2nd/5th 12s,21,19 Fernandez 14,05317 11/8 Phoenix 2-4 L 8-7-2 18 t-2nd/8th 34p,17s ROLOSON,Fernandez *18,56818 11/11 @Detroit 1-3 L 8-8-2 18 5th/t-9th 25p Fernandez 20,06619 11/14 @Calgary 2-3 L 8-9-2 18 5th/t-10th 21,25p Roloson 19,28920 11/19 Nashville 4-2 W 9-9-2 20 5th/10th 26,19,26,12p Fernandez *18,56821 11/23 Edmonton 3-4 L 9-10-2 20 5th/10th 10p,11p,11 Roloson *18,56822 11/25 St.Louis 5-3 W 10-10-2 22 5th/10th 37,10,26,96,96p Fernandez *18,56823 11/30 Columbus 2-3 L (SO) 10-10-3 23 5th/11th 21p,25 Fernandez *18,56824 12/1 @Nashville 1-2 L 10-11-3 23 5th/11th 26p Roloson 10,13525 12/3 @NewJersey 2-3 L (SO) 10-11-4 24 5th/11th 12p,20 Fernandez 14,10326 12/5 @NYRangers 1-3 L 10-12-4 24 5th/13th 11 Roloson 18,20027 12/8 @Pittsburgh 5-0 W 11-12-4 26 5th/12th 10,9,37,12,9p Fernandez 14,62728 12/10 @Philadelphia 2-3 L 11-13-4 26 5th/12th 55,28p Fernandez 19,59229 12/11 Buffalo 2-3 L 11-14-4 26 5th/12th 21p,12 Roloson *18,56830 12/13 @NYIslanders 4-3 W 12-14-4 28 5th/12th 2,10,10p,32 Fernandez 10,68631 12/15 Boston 2-3 L 12-15-4 28 5th/12th 12p,25p Fernandez *18,56832 12/17 Montreal 4-3 W (OT) 13-15-4 30 5th/12th 12,28,12p,26p Roloson *18,56833 12/19 Dallas 2-1 W 14-15-4 32 5th/t-11th 28,10 Fernandez *18,56834 12/22 @Colorado 3-4 L 14-16-4 32 5th/t-11th 8,20p,21 Roloson 18,00735 12/23 Colorado 5-3 W 15-16-4 34 5th/t-10th 19,8,28,10,32p Fernandez *18,56836 12/26 @Edmonton 4-1 W 16-16-4 36 5th/t-10th 11p,10,12s,28 Fernandez 16,83937 12/28 @Edmonton 4-2 W 17-16-4 38 5th/t-10th 25,10,12p,10 Fernandez 16,83938 12/29 @Calgary 2-4 L 17-17-4 38 5th/t-10th 27,11 Roloson 19,28939 12/31 Vancouver 4-3 W 18-17-4 40 5th/t-10th 28,37,26p,25p Fernandez *18,56840 1/3 @Detroit 4-2 W 19-17-4 42 5th/t-9th 20,17,12,9 Roloson 20,06641 1/5 Colorado 2-4 L 19-18-4 42 5th/t-9th 34p,28 ROLOSON,Fernandez *18,56842 1/7 Anaheim 4-1 W 20-18-4 44 5th/9th 24,25,10,28p Fernandez *18,56843 1/9 Dallas 1-2 L 20-19-4 44 5th/10th 25 Fernandez *18,56844 1/14 Calgary 1-4 L 20-20-4 44 5th/12th 26p Fernandez *18,56845 1/16 Ottawa 1-6 L 20-21-4 44 5th/12th 17 Roloson *18,56846 1/18 Toronto 5-3 W 21-21-4 46 5th/t-11th 26p,37,32p,10,32s Fernandez *18,56847 1/20 Chicago 4-1 W 22-21-4 48 5th/t-11th 27,10p,27,25p Fernandez 10,50448 1/22 @Chicago 3-2 W 23-21-4 50 5th/t-10th 37p,12,12 Fernandez *18,56849 1/24 Phoenix 3-2 W 24-21-4 52 5th/t-9th 10,12,12s Fernandez *18,56850 1/26 Nashville 5-1 W 25-21-4 54 5th/t-9th 19,9,96,28,10 Fernandez 17,15351 1/27 @Columbus 3-4 L 25-22-4 54 5th/10th 96p,28,28p Roloson *18,56852 1/30 Detroit 4-5 L 25-23-4 54 5th/11th 10,28,20,17 Fernandez,ROLOSON 18,00753 1/31 @Colorado 2-3 L 25-24-4 54 5th/11th 12,10 Fernandez 15,22654 2/2 @SanJose 3-2 W (SO) 26-24-4 56 5th/t-11th 25p,10 Fernandez 17,65855 2/4 @Phoenix 6-4 W 27-24-4 58 5th/10th 37,10,28p,10,97,37 Fernandez *18,56856 2/7 LosAngeles 5-1 W 28-24-4 60 5th/10th 12p,11p,10p,11p,10p Fernandez *18,56857 2/9 Colorado 1-2 L 28-25-4 60 5th/10th 28 Fernandez 16,83958 2/10 @Edmonton 6-3 W 29-25-4 62 5th/10th 32,96p,96,11,20p,37 Roloson 18,63059 2/12 @Vancouver 2-3 L (OT) 29-25-5 63 5th/10th 37,11 Fernandez 18,00760 2/28 @Colorado 2-4 L 29-26-5 63 5th/11th 96p,10p Fernandez 18,11861 3/2 @LosAngeles 2-3 L 29-27-5 63 5th/11th 10,10 Fernandez 17,04862 3/3 @Anaheim 2-4 L 29-28-5 63 5th/11th 28,10 Roloson *18,56863 3/5 Colorado 5-3 W 30-28-5 65 5th/10th 37,37,55,10s,12p Fernandez *18,56864 3/7 LosAngeles 2-3 L (OT) 30-28-6 66 5th/10th 37,37 Fernandez 14,60965 3/10 @St.Louis 1-2 L (OT) 30-28-7 67 5th/11th 10 Fernandez *18,56866 3/12 Edmonton 4-3 W 31-28-7 69 5th/11th 12p,12p,41,96p Fernandez *18,56867 3/14 Edmonton 1-2 L 31-29-7 69 5th/11th 26p Fernandez *18,56868 3/19 Calgary 2-3 L 31-30-7 69 5th/11th 32p,37 Fernandez *18,56869 3/21 Calgary 3-1 W 32-30-7 71 5th/11th 10p,12s,10 Fernandez *18,56870 3/22 @Dallas 2-4 L 32-31-7 71 5th/11th 10p,12p Fernandez *18,56871 3/25 SanJose 1-5 L 32-32-7 71 5th/11th 12 Fernandez 16,83972 3/28 @Edmonton 3-2 W 33-32-7 73 5th/11th 37s,96,12 Fernandez 18,63073 3/29 @Vancouver 1-2 L 33-33-7 73 5th/11th 12 Fernandez 18,63074 3/31 @Vancouver 2-1 (SO) 34-33-7 75 5th/11th 32p Fernandez *18,56875 4/2 Detroit 2-3 L 34-34-7 75 5th/12th 96,10p Fernandez *18,56876 4/4 St.Louis 5-4 W (SO) 35-34-7 77 5th/11th 19,18.32p,37 Harding *18,56877 4/6 Edmonton 2-1 W (SO) 36-34-7 79 5th/11th 19 Fernandez 19,28978 4/7 @Calgary 1-2 L 36-35-7 79 5th/11th 12s Fernandez 18,00779 4/9 @Colorado 5-2 W 37-35-7 81 5th/11th 10,11,34p,10s,10 Fernandez *18,56880 4/11 Chicago 2-0 W 38-35-7 83 5th/11th 19,96 Harding 12,08781 4/13 @Nashville 2-4 L 38-36-7 83 5th/11th 12p,37 Harding 18,58482 4/15 @Dallas 3-4 L (OT) 38-36-8 84 5th/11th 21p,18,10 Fernandez *18,568


32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

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32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

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# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW GTG SOG SH%9 RW ALEXANDREDAIGLE 78 15:10 20 31 51 -4 14 6 0 3 0 145 13.8

15 LW ANDREWBRUNETTE 82 15:32 15 34 49 3 12 7 0 3 1 90 16.710 RW MARIANGABORIK 65 18:17 18 22 40 10 20 3 0 4 0 220 8.233 C SERGEIZHOLTOK 59 16:13 13 16 29 4 19 3 0 3 1 115 11.324 LW ANTTILAAKSONEN 77 16:03 12 14 26 0 20 0 1 1 0 100 12.011 LW PASCALDUPUIS 59 15:48 11 15 26 5 20 2 0 1 0 127 8.718 RW RICHARDPARK 73 16:30 13 12 25 0 28 4 0 1 1 142 9.237 C WESWALZ 57 16:18 12 13 25 5 32 0 3 2 0 70 17.134 C JIMDOWD 55 14:07 4 20 24 6 38 2 0 2 0 41 9.817 D FILIPKUBA 77 24:06 5 19 24 -7 28 2 1 2 0 114 4.496 LW PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 61 14:00 4 18 22 -7 22 2 0 0 0 60 6.732 C MARCCHOUINARD 45 15:58 11 10 21 4 17 3 1 2 0 70 15.720 D ANDREIZYUZIN 65 20:22 8 13 21 4 48 4 0 1 1 104 7.728 C JASONWIEMER 62 13:57 7 11 18 -6 106 1 0 0 2 89 7.955 D NICKSCHULTZ 79 20:19 6 10 16 12 16 1 0 0 1 72 8.32 D WILLIEMITCHELL 70 22:36 1 13 14 12 83 0 0 0 0 58 1.719 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX 19 14:20 2 8 10 0 20 1 1 1 0 37 5.425 C RICKARDWALLIN* 15 14:20 5 4 9 1 14 3 0 1 0 16 31.326 LW CHRISTOPHBRANDNER 35 13:20 4 5 9 -2 8 1 0 0 0 50 8.012 LW MATTJOHNSON 57 6:27 7 1 8 4 177 0 0 1 0 21 33.321 RW ERICCHOUINARD 48 13:36 3 4 7 -7 6 0 0 1 0 45 6.736 D ALEXHENRY 71 14:53 2 4 6 4 106 0 0 0 0 37 5.48 RW BRENTBURNS* 36 13:29 1 5 6 -10 12 0 0 0 0 34 2.96 D JASONMARSHALL 12 15:36 1 4 5 -1 18 1 0 0 0 16 6.35 D BRADBOMBARDIR 56 20:14 1 2 3 -10 21 0 0 1 0 38 2.66 D ZBYNEKMICHALEK* 22 14:13 1 1 2 -7 4 0 0 0 0 17 5.94 D BRADBROWN 30 9:41 0 1 1 -1 54 0 0 0 0 14 0.0

14 C DARBYHENDRICKSON 14 14:12 1 0 1 -7 6 0 0 0 0 14 7.171 D TRAVISROCHE* 5 16:07 0 1 1 -3 0 0 0 0 0 5 .027 RW KYLEWANVIG* 6 13:48 0 1 1 -2 10 0 0 0 0 16 .0

# GOALTENDER GP W L T SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN30 DWAYNEROLOSON 48 19 18 11 1,323 89 1.88 1,234 .933 5 1 8 2,84735 MANNYFERNANDEZ 37 11 14 9 1,056 90 2.49 966 .915 2 0 2 2,166

* ROOKIE

GAME DATE OPPONENT RESULT W L T OTL RECORD PTS DIVISION/CONF. RANK

WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/8 @Chicago 0-1 L 0-1-0-0 0 5th/15th - Roloson 13,9032 10/10 N.Y.Rangers 5-3 W 1-1-0-0 2 4th/8th 96,17,12,5,9 Fernandez *18,5683 10/12 SanJose 2-3 L 1-2-0-0 2 5th/11th 26,8 ROLOSON,Fernandez *18,5684 10/16 Colorado 2-5 L 1-3-0-0 2 5th/14th 9p,14 Fernandez *18,5685 10/18 Vancouver 2-2 T 1-3-1-0 3 5th/14th 34p,12 Roloson *18,5686 10/19 @Dallas 1-3 L 1-4-1-0 3 5th/14th 26p Fernandez 18,2137 10/21 Calgary 2-3 L 1-5-1-0 3 5th/15th 18,20p Roloson *18,0648 10/24 @Florida 4-3 W 2-5-1-0 5 5th/14th 18,24,9p,37 Roloson 15,5399 10/25 @TampaBay 2-3 L 2-6-1-0 5 5th/14th 96p,32p Fernandez 16,22310 10/28 @Buffalo 3-1 W 3-6-1-0 7 5th/11th 37s,9p,15p Fernandez 11,91911 10/30 Atlanta 3-2 W 4-6-1-0 9 4th/10th 15p,37,17p Fernandez *18,06412 11/1 Washington 2-1 W 5-6-1-0 11 3rd/7th 37,15p Roloson *18,56813 11/4 @Colorado 4-4 T 5-6-2-0 12 3rd/7th 24,15,26,24 Fernandez 18,00714 11/7 @Calgary 3-0 W 6-6-2-0 14 3rd/7th 32,18p,11 Roloson 13,83915 11/8 @Vancouver 3-4 L 6-7-2-0 14 3rd/7th 11,10,9 Fernandez,ROLOSON 18,63016 11/11 Vancouver 1-0 W 7-7-2-0 16 3rd/6th 33 Roloson *18,56817 11/13 Edmonton 0-2 L 7-8-2-0 16 4th/9th - Roloson *18,56818 11/15 Detroit 1-1 T 7-8-3-0 17 4th/8th 15p Roloson *18,56819 11/19 @Pittsburgh 6-2 W 8-8-3-0 19 4th/8th 24,33,24,10,9,11 Roloson 10,95720 11/20 @Philadelphia 1-3 L 8-9-3-0 19 4th/9th 9 Fernandez 19,14821 11/22 Detroit 2-5 L 8-10-3-0 19 4th/7th 18p,9 Roloson *18,56822 11/26 Dallas 1-3 L 8-11-3-0 19 5th/13th 28 Fernandez *18,56823 11/28 SanJose 1-2 L 8-12-3-0 19 5th/14th 15 Roloson *18,56824 11/30 Anaheim 1-1 T 8-12-4-0 20 5th/13th 37 Fernandez *18,56825 12/3 @Edmonton 1-0 W 9-12-4-0 22 5th/13th 10p Fernandez 16,19826 12/5 @Calgary 1-2 L 9-13-4-0 22 5th/13th 11 Fernandez 14,66927 12/6 @Vancouver 1-1 T 9-13-5-0 23 5th/13th 26 Roloson 18,63028 12/9 Calgary 2-1 W 10-13-5-0 25 5th/13th 20,11p Fernandez *18,56829 12/11 Toronto 0-1 L 10-14-5-0 25 5th/13th - Roloson *18,56830 12/13 Buffalo 3-2 W 11-14-5-0 27 5th/13th 28,24,34 Fernandez *18,56831 12/15 @Phoenix 5-2 W 12-14-5-0 29 4th/12th 28p,12,15,37,9 Roloson 13,46232 12/17 @Colorado 3-2 W 13-14-5-0 31 4th/9th 11,17p,33 Roloson 18,00733 12/18 @Edmonton 1-1 T 13-14-6-0 32 4th/9th 33p Fernandez 16,14534 12/20 Columbus 5-2 W 14-14-6-0 34 4th/8th 37s,12,20,37,33 Roloson *18,56835 12/23 Nashville 3-3 T 14-14-7-0 35 4th/9th 10,18,28 Fernandez *18,56836 12/26 @Detroit 2-2 T 14-14-8-0 36 4th/10th 10,37 Roloson 20,06637 12/29 @Calgary 2-2 T 14-14-9-0 37 4th/10th 11,18p Roloson 16,27938 12/30 @Edmonton 2-2 T 14-14-10-0 38 4th/10th 2,55 Fernandez 16,83939 1/2 Edmonton 1-2 L 14-15-10-0 38 4th/11th 12 Roloson *18,56840 1/4 @Colorado 1-3 L 14-16-10-0 38 4th/11th 28 Fernandez 18,00741 1/5 @St.Louis 1-1 T 14-16-11-0 39 4th/11th 20 Roloson 19,41142 1/7 Chicago 7-4 W 15-16-11-0 41 4th/11th 28,21,55,18,21,11,24 Fernandez,ROLOSON *18,56843 1/9 Phoenix 0-2 L 15-17-11-0 41 4th/11th - Roloson *18,56844 1/12 Nashville 3-3 T 15-17-12-0 42 4th/11th 18,17s,33 Fernandez *18,56845 1/14 LosAngeles 2-2 T 15-17-13-0 43 4th/11th 15p,55 Roloson *18,56846 1/16 Pittsburgh 4-2 W 16-17-13-0 45 4th/11th 15,9,17,24 Roloson *18,56847 1/17 @St.Louis 2-2 T 16-17-14-0 46 4th/11th 96,55p Fernandez 19,53048 1/19 @Nashville 0-2 L 16-18-14-0 46 4th/11th - Fernandez 11,57249 1/21 Chicago 4-2 W 17-18-14-0 48 4th/10th 11,18,34,18 Roloson *18,56850 1/23 @Anaheim 2-6 L 17-19-14-0 48 4th/11th 9p,9p Roloson 17,17451 1/24 @SanJose 0-4 L 17-20-14-0 48 4th/11th - Fernandez 17,49652 1/26 @LosAngeles 2-2 T 17-20-15-0 49 4th/11th 18p,34p Roloson 18,11853 1/29 Montreal 2-3 OTL 17-20-15-1 50 4th/11th 23p,24 Roloson *18,56854 1/31 @Columbus 1-2 OTL 17-20-15-2 51 4th/11th 33 Roloson 18,13655 2/2 St.Louis 4-0 W 18-20-15-2 53 4th/10th 37,33,11,37s Roloson *18,06456 2/4 @NYRangers 4-3 W 19-20-15-2 55 4th/10th 24,33p,33p,10 Roloson 18,20057 2/10 LosAngeles 1-3 L 19-21-15-2 55 4th/10th 15p Roloson *18,56858 2/13 Edmonton 3-0 W 20-21-15-2 57 4th/10th 33,32,11p Roloson *18,56859 2/15 Calgary 1-2 L 20-22-15-2 57 4th/10th 33 Roloson *18,56860 2/17 @NewJersey 4-4 T 20-22-16-2 58 4th/10th 10,33,10,10p Fernandez 12,42661 2/19 Vancouver 6-2 W 21-22-16-2 60 4th/10th 32,24s,15,32,36,10 Roloson *18,56862 2/22 Colorado 1-3 L 21-23-16-2 60 5th/11th 32 Roloson *18,56863 2/26 @Nashville 0-4 L 21-24-16-2 60 5th/12th - Fernandez 13,03364 2/27 @Dallas 1-3 L 21-25-16-2 60 5th/12th 15 Fernandez 18,53265 2/29 Carolina 3-3 T 21-25-17-2 61 5th/12th 20p,20,10 Fernandez *18,56866 3/3 @Anaheim 0-2 L 21-26-17-2 61 5th/12th - Fernandez 12,74767 3/4 @LosAngeles 1-1 T 21-26-18-2 62 5th/12th 28 Roloson 18,11868 3/7 @Phoenix 1-1 T 21-26-19-2 63 5th/12th 15 Roloson 14,60369 3/9 @SanJose 4-3 W 22-26-19-2 65 5th/12th 12,15,6,9 Fernandez 14,70370 3/10 @Vancouver 1-1 T 22-26-20-2 66 5th/12th 15p Roloson 18,63071 3/14 Columbus 3-2 W 23-26-20-2 68 5th/11th 18,55,9 Fernandez *18,56872 3/16 Ottawa 5-2 W 24-26-20-2 70 5th/11th 32p,25p,10,10p,10 Roloson *18,56873 3/18 @Boston 2-0 W 25-26-20-2 72 5th/11th 18,19s Fernandez 14,38374 3/19 @NYIslanders 1-3 L 25-27-20-2 72 5th/11th 15 Roloson 14,02275 3/22 Phoenix 2-3 OTL 25-27-20-3 73 5th/11th 32,55 Fernandez *18,56876 3/24 @Columbus 0-2 L 25-28-20-3 73 5th/12th - Roloson 17,73277 3/25 @Chicago 8-2 W 26-28-20-3 75 5th/11th 20p,37,12,24,9,25p,9,10 Fernandez 11,11678 3/28 Anaheim 2-1 W 27-28-20-3 77 5th/11th 25,10 Roloson *18,56879 3/29 @Detroit 3-5 L 27-29-20-3 77 5th/11th 20p,9,9 Fernandez 20,06680 3/31 Colorado 5-4 W 28-29-20-3 79 5th/11th 9,96p,9,32p,32 Roloson *18,56881 4/2 Dallas 4-2 W 29-29-20-3 81 5th/10th 21,25,25p,10 Fernandez *18,56882 4/4 St.Louis 3-0 W 30-29-20-3 83 5th/10th 19p,10,32 Roloson *18,568


32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

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# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW GTG SOG SH%10 LW MARIANGABORIK 81 17:24 30 35 65 12 46 5 1 8 0 280 10.711 LW PASCALDUPUIS 80 17:30 20 28 48 17 44 6 0 4 1 183 10.97 C CLIFFRONNING 80 17:25 17 31 48 -6 24 8 0 5 0 171 9.9

15 LW ANDREWBRUNETTE 82 14:29 18 28 46 -10 30 9 0 2 3 97 18.533 RW SERGEIZHOLTOK 78 16:36 16 26 42 1 18 3 0 2 2 153 10.537 C WESWALZ 80 15:56 13 19 32 11 63 0 0 4 0 115 11.324 LW ANTTILAAKSONEN 82 15:55 15 16 31 4 26 1 2 4 2 106 14.217 D FILIPKUBA 78 23:56 8 21 29 0 29 4 2 1 0 129 6.234 C JIMDOWD 78 13:03 8 17 25 -1 31 3 1 2 0 79 10.118 RW RICHARDPARK 81 16:36 14 10 24 -3 16 2 2 3 1 149 9.496 C PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD* 50 13:16 7 13 20 1 18 5 0 1 0 53 13.220 D ANDREIZYUZIN 67 21:38 4 13 17 -8 36 2 0 0 0 113 3.55 D BRADBOMBARDIR 58 22:01 1 14 15 15 16 1 0 0 0 55 1.82 D WILLIEMITCHELL 69 21:28 2 12 14 13 84 0 1 1 0 67 3.0

77 D LUBOMIRSEKERAS 60 18:52 2 9 11 -12 30 1 0 1 0 50 4.028 LW JEREMYSTEVENSON 32 10:48 5 6 11 6 69 1 0 1 0 29 17.255 D NICKSCHULTZ 75 18:28 3 7 10 11 23 0 0 1 0 70 4.316 RW BILLMUCKALT 8 13:00 5 3 8 5 6 0 0 0 0 13 38.512 L MATTJOHNSON 60 7:24 3 5 8 -8 201 0 0 1 0 24 12.514 C DARBYHENDRICKSON 28 15:16 1 5 6 -3 8 0 0 0 0 34 2.923 D JASONMARSHALL 45 11:24 1 5 6 4 69 0 0 0 0 40 2.54 D BRADBROWN 57 9:14 0 1 1 -1 90 0 0 0 0 10 0.0

19 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX* 38 12:08 3 2 5 -6 23 1 0 0 0 52 5.83 D LADISLAVBENYSEK 14 11:26 0 0 0 -3 8 0 0 0 0 7 0.0

27 RW KYLEWANVIG* 7 9:14 1 0 1 0 13 0 0 0 0 5 20.025 C RICKARDWALLIN* 4 7:44 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 100.09 LW HNATDOMENICHELLI 1 11:11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.06 LW JEAN-GUYTRUDEL 1 5:37 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

38 D CURTISMURPHY 1 8:56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

# GOALTENDER GP W L T SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN30 DWAYNEROLOSON 50 23 16 8 1,334 98 2.00 1,236 .927 4 1 4 2,94535 MANNYFERNANDEZ 34 19 13 2 972 74 2.24 898 .924 2 1 6 1,97931 DIETERKOCHAN 1 0 1 0 28 5 5.00 23 .821 0 0 0 60

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WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/11 Boston 5-1 W 1-0-0-0 2 1st/2nd 18p,37,15,33,34s Fernandez *18,5682 10/12 @St.Louis 2-2 T 1-0-1-0 3 2nd/5th 7p,15p Roloson 16,2943 10/15 Florida 4-1 W 2-0-1-0 5 1st/2nd 16,24s,5p,16 Fernandez *18,0644 10/17 Dallas 3-1 W 3-0-1-0 7 1st/1st 10p,10,16 Fernandez *18,5685 10/19 Detroit 3-5 L 3-1-1-0 7 2nd/5th 37,16,24 Roloson *19,3446 10/22 Calgary 4-3 W 4-1-1-0 9 1st/1st 16,10p,24,7p Fernandez *18,0647 10/24 @Chicago 3-2 W 5-1-1-0 11 1st/1st 11,15p,15 Roloson 11,1378 10/26 @Phoenix 6-1 W 6-1-1-0 13 1st/1st 15p,10,11,10,37,15p Fernandez 10,2369 10/27 @Colorado 3-3 T 6-1-2-0 14 1st/1st 19p,11,24 Roloson 18,007

10 10/29 Colorado 3-2 W 7-1-2-0 16 1st/1st 10p,33,77 Fernandez *18,56811 10/31 SanJose 2-1 W 8-1-2-0 18 1st/1st 33,33 Roloson *18,06412 11/2 Vancouver 2-4 L 8-2-2-0 18 1st/1st 10,7 Fernandez *18,56813 11/4 @LosAngeles 5-2 W 9-2-2-0 20 1st/1st 10p,10s,7,10,24 Roloson 15,69314 11/7 @Phoenix 1-4 L 9-3-2-0 20 1st/1st 11 FERNANDEZ,Roloson 11,10715 11/9 @SanJose 4-2 W 10-3-2-0 22 1st/2nd 7p,10,96p,37 Roloson 17,49616 11/10 @Anaheim 0-1 L 10-4-2-0 22 1st/2nd - Fernandez 14,07017 11/12 Edmonton 2-3 L 10-5-2-0 22 1st/2nd 15,11p Roloson *18,06418 11/14 Pittsburgh 1-1 T 10-5-3-0 23 1st/2nd 18 Fernandez *18,56819 11/16 Washington 1-0 W 11-5-3-0 25 1st/2nd 11 Roloson *18,56820 11/19 LosAngeles 2-2 T 11-5-4-0 26 1st/2nd 10,33 Roloson *18,06421 11/21 @Washington 4-3 W 12-5-4-0 28 2nd/4th 24,19,15p,11 Roloson 12,83822 11/23 Nashville 4-2 W 13-5-4-0 30 2nd/3rd 15,10,10p,10 Fernandez *18,56823 11/25 Vancouver 1-2 L 13-6-4-0 30 2nd/3rd 15 Fernandez *18,06424 11/27 @Dallas 0-5 L 13-7-4-0 30 2nd/4th - Fernandez 18,53225 11/29 Colorado 2-2 T 13-7-5-0 31 2nd/4th 18p,24 Roloson *18,56826 12/3 @Edmonton 1-2 OTL 13-7-5-1 32 1st/3rd 11 Fernandez 15,52727 12/5 @Calgary 1-1 T 13-7-6-1 33 1st/2nd 15 Roloson 14,11828 12/7 @Vancouver 4-2 W 14-7-6-1 35 2nd/4th 17p,10,10,10 Roloson 18,42229 12/10 TampaBay 5-3 W 15-7-6-1 37 2nd/4th 96p,18,37,10,2s Fernandez *18,06430 12/12 @Detroit 3-2 W 16-7-6-1 39 1st/2nd 37,18,25 Roloson 20,05831 12/14 @Nashville 1-3 L 16-8-6-1 39 2nd/4th 15p Fernandez 14,22432 12/15 Carolina 2-1 L 17-8-6-1 41 2nd/4th 7,17p Roloson *18,56833 12/17 Edmonton 4-3 W 18-8-6-1 43 2nd/3rd 27,10,18,18 Fernandez *18,56834 12/19 NYIslanders 2-4 L 18-9-6-1 43 2nd/4th 33,7 Roloson *18,56835 12/21 @Colorado 2-4 L 18-10-6-1 43 2nd/4th 10,34p Fernandez 18,00736 12/23 Calgary 2-3 L 18-11-6-1 43 2nd/5th 18s,10 Roloson *18,56837 12/26 @Chicago 2-2 T 18-11-7-1 44 2nd/4th 37,19 Roloson 18,86338 12/28 @Buffalo 4-3 W 19-11-7-1 46 2nd/4th 10,17p,34,24 Fernandez 12,00639 12/31 Anaheim 4-1 W 20-11-7-1 48 2nd/4th 28,55,12,24 Roloson *18,56840 1/2 @Edmonton 2-1 W 21-11-7-1 50 2nd/5th 20,34 Fernandez 16,83941 1/4 @Calgary 2-3 L 21-12-7-1 50 2nd/5th 20p,15 Roloson 15,97442 1/6 LosAngeles 2-3 L 21-13-7-1 50 2nd/5th 33p,11 Fernandez,ROLOSON *18,56843 1/8 Columbus 1-2 L 21-14-7-1 50 2nd/6th 96 Roloson *18,56844 1/10 Phoenix 2-1 W 22-14-7-1 52 2nd/5th 20p,7p Roloson *18,56845 1/14 Buffalo 0-1 L 22-15-7-1 52 2nd/5th - Roloson *18,56846 1/16 Vancouver 5-2 W 23-15-7-1 54 2nd/5th 18,11p,28,11,10 Roloson *18,56847 1/18 Anaheim 0-1 L 23-16-7-1 54 2nd/5th - Roloson *18,56848 1/20 @Anaheim 2-1 W 24-16-7-1 56 2nd/5th 55,24 Roloson 13,33149 1/23 @LosAngeles 2-1 W 25-16-7-1 58 2nd/5th 96p,10 Roloson 16,48050 1/25 @SanJose 1-4 L 25-17-7-1 58 2nd/5th 10 Roloson 17,49651 1/28 @Vancouver 2-2 T 25-17-8-1 59 2nd/5th 55,33 Roloson 18,42252 1/29 @Edmonton 1-5 L 25-18-8-1 59 2nd/5th 34 Kochan 16,46953 2/5 Chicago 2-1 W 26-18-8-1 61 3rd/6th 17p,37 Roloson *18,56854 2/7 SanJose 4-3 W 27-18-8-1 63 3rd/6th 18,11,7p,24s Roloson *18,56855 2/9 @NewJersey 2-3 L 27-19-8-1 63 2nd/5th 96p,11 Roloson 16,74456 2/10 @Philadelphia 1-0 W 28-19-8-1 65 3rd/6th 11 Fernandez 19,14357 2/12 Philadelphia 2-0 W 29-19-8-1 67 3rd/6th 7p,37 Roloson *18,56858 2/14 Phoenix 2-3 L 29-20-8-1 67 3rd/6th 18s,7 Fernandez *18,56859 2/15 @Colorado 2-3 L 29-21-8-1 67 3rd/7th 34,11 Fernandez 18,00760 2/19 NYRangers 2-4 L 29-22-8-1 67 3rd/7th 15p,33p Roloson *18,56861 2/23 St.Louis 3-1 W 30-22-8-1 69 3rd/6th 37,37,17s Fernandez *18,56862 2/25 @Ottawa 3-0 W 31-22-8-1 71 3rd/7th 18,77p,10 Roloson 17,37163 2/27 @Montreal 6-3 W 32-22-8-1 73 3rd/6th 18,37,33p,10,7,7 Fernandez 21,27364 3/1 @St.Louis 0-2 L 32-23-8-1 73 3rd/6th - Roloson 19,64565 3/4 NewJersey 3-2 W 33-23-8-1 75 3rd/6th 15,20,2 Fernandez *18,56866 3/6 @Nashville 2-2 T 33-23-9-1 76 3rd/6th 33,11p Fernandez 13,54067 3/7 @Carolina 0-1 L 33-24-9-1 76 3rd/6th - Roloson 13,22468 3/9 @Atlanta 6-4 W 34-24-9-1 78 3rd/7th 34p,33,33,17,11,28 Roloson,FERNANDEZ 15,48469 3/12 Dallas 4-2 W 35-24-9-1 80 3rd/6th 14,17s,15p,24 Fernandez *18,56870 3/14 Nashville 3-1 W 36-24-9-1 82 3rd/6th 96,34p,7 Roloson *18,56871 3/15 @Columbus 0-5 L 36-25-9-1 82 3rd/6th - FERNANDEZ,Roloson 18,13672 3/17 @TampaBay 3-3 T 36-25-10-1 83 3rd/7th 12,10,15p Roloson 18,19673 3/19 @Florida 3-1 W 37-25-10-1 85 3rd/6th 24,33,11p Roloson 15,34474 3/21 @Dallas 3-2 W 38-25-10-1 87 3rd/7th 28,11p,37 Fernandez 18,53275 3/23 Detroit 4-0 W 39-25-10-1 89 3rd/7th 12,33,24,28p Roloson *18,56876 3/25 @Detroit 0-4 L 39-26-10-1 89 3rd/7th - Roloson 20,05877 3/26 St.Louis 0-1 L 39-27-10-1 89 3rd/6th - Fernandez *18,56878 3/28 Chicago 4-3 W 40-27-10-1 91 3rd/7th 33,23,7,18 Roloson *18,56879 3/31 Calgary 3-0 W 41-27-10-1 93 3rd/6th 7p,96p,24p Fernandez *18,56880 4/2 @Columbus 0-3 L 41-28-10-1 93 3rd/7th - Roloson *18,56881 4/3 @Toronto 1-2 L 41-29-10-1 93 3rd/7th 11p Fernandez *18,56882 4/6 Columbus 4-3 W 42-29-10-1 95 3rd/6th 17,15,7p,10 Roloson *18,568


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# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW GTG SOG SH%15 LW ANDREWBRUNETTE 81 16:02 21 48 69 -4 18 10 0 2 1 106 19.810 LW MARIANGABORIK 78 16:47 30 37 67 0 34 10 0 4 1 221 13.634 C JIMDOWD 82 15:34 13 30 43 -14 54 5 0 1 0 111 11.733 RW SERGEIZHOLTOK 73 16:04 19 20 39 -10 28 1 0 2 1 146 13.024 LW ANTTILAAKSONEN 82 16:20 16 17 33 -5 22 0 0 1 0 104 15.437 C WESWALZ 64 16:42 10 20 30 0 43 0 2 5 0 97 10.311 LW PASCALDUPUIS* 76 15:08 15 12 27 -10 16 3 2 0 0 154 9.718 C RICHARDPARK 63 16:28 10 15 25 -1 10 2 1 2 0 115 8.714 C DARBYHENDRICKSON 68 16:43 9 15 24 -22 50 2 2 1 0 79 11.417 D FILIPKUBA 62 25:30 5 19 24 -6 32 3 0 1 0 101 5.077 D LUBOMIRSEKERAS 69 22:37 4 20 24 -7 38 4 0 1 0 82 4.922 RW STACYROEST 58 15:50 10 11 21 -3 8 1 4 2 1 98 10.244 C AARONGAVEY 71 11:55 6 11 17 -21 38 1 0 0 0 75 8.02 D WILLIEMITCHELL 68 21:25 3 10 13 -16 68 0 0 1 0 67 4.523 D JASONMARSHALL 80 16:18 5 6 11 -8 148 1 0 0 0 73 6.855 D NICKSCHULTZ* 52 16:08 4 6 10 0 14 1 0 1 0 47 8.53 D LADISLAVBENYSEK 74 19:09 1 7 8 -12 28 0 0 0 0 44 2.39 LW HNATDOMENICHELLI 27 12:40 1 5 6 -5 10 0 0 0 0 57 1.825 D ANDYSUTTON 19 10:57 2 4 6 -4 35 1 0 0 0 21 9.518 C SEBASTIENBORDELEAU 14 13:35 1 4 5 -1 8 0 0 0 0 25 4.026 RW TONYVIRTA 8 13:23 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 13.312 LW MATTJOHNSON 60 7:23 4 0 4 -13 183 0 0 1 0 23 0.04 D BRADBROWN 51 15:54 0 4 4 -11 123 0 0 0 0 23 17.45 D BRADBOMBARDIR 28 20:33 1 2 3 -6 14 1 0 0 0 24 4.2

31 C ROMANSIMICEK 6 13:16 2 0 2 1 8 0 0 0 0 28 0.023 RW SERGEIKRIVOKRASOV 9 12:13 1 1 2 -1 17 0 0 1 0 13 7.736 LW SYLVAINBLOUIN 43 9:51 0 2 2 -11 130 0 0 0 0 4 50.06 D MIKEMATTEUCCI 3 10:06 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.039 D TRAVISROCHE* 4 12:30 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.019 D DAVIDCULLEN* 17 14:02 0 0 0 -8 6 0 0 0 0 1 0.0

# GOALTENDER GP W L T SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN31 DEREKGUSTAFSON 1 0 0 0 7 0 0.00 7 1.000 0 0 0 2630 DWAYNEROLOSON 45 14 20 7 1,132 112 2.68 1,020 .901 5 0 8 2,50635 MANNYFERNANDEZ 44 12 24 5 1,157 125 .892 1,032 .892 1 0 4 2,463

* ROOKIE


WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/6 @SanJose 0-0 T 0-0-1-0 1 4th/t-11th Roloson 16,7742 10/7 @LosAngeles 4-3 W 1-0-1-0 3 2nd/3rd 15,22,71,2 Fernandez 16,3543 10/10 BOSTON 2-1 W 2-0-1-0 5 2nd/2nd 22,22 Fernandez *18,5684 10/12 CHICAGO 6-4 W 3-0-1-0 7 t-1st/t-1st 42,34,22,17,15,42 Roloson *18,5685 10/14 EDMONTON 3-3 T 3-0-2-0 8 3rd/t-3rd 77,22,10 Fernandez *18,0646 10/16 SANJOSE 3-3 T 3-0-3-0 9 t-1st/t-2nd 10,34,24 Roloson *18,0647 10/19 ST.LOUIS 3-2 OTL 3-0-3-1 10 3rd/4th 33,44 Fernandez *18,5688 10/24 CAROLINA 3-7 L 3-1-3-1 10 t-3rd/t-5th 34,15,10 FERNANDEZ,Roloson *18,0649 10/27 @Calgary 2-4 L 3-2-3-1 10 4th/10th 10,12 Roloson 14,088

10 10/30 @Nashville 4-2 W 4-2-3-1 12 4th/t-7th 14,15,25,14 Roloson 12,52211 10/31 NASHVILLE 4-6 L 4-3-3-1 12 4th/10th 31,37,34,10 Fernandez *18,06412 11/2 COLORADO 4-2 W 5-3-3-1 14 t-3rd/t-8th 15,24,34,31 Roloson *19,01413 11/4 EDMONTON 0-2 L 5-4-3-1 14 t-3rd/9th Roloson *18,06414 11/6 @N.Y.Rangers 1-3 L 5-5-3-1 14 4th/10th 11 Fernandez 17,45415 11/8 @Boston 5-3 W 6-5-3-1 16 3rd/t-7th 34,17,15,33,15 Roloson 12,23516 11/11 VANCOUVER 0-5 L 6-6-3-1 16 3rd/9th FERNANDEZ,Roloson *18,56817 11/13 ATLANTA 4-2 W 7-6-3-1 18 3rd/t-7th 10,10,10,11 Roloson *18,06418 11/14 @Colorado 0-1 L 7-7-3-1 18 3rd/t-7th Roloson 18,00719 11/16 @Detroit 3-8 L 7-8-3-1 18 5th/11th 18,44,15 ROLOSON,Fernandez 20,05820 11/18 LOSANGELES 2-2 T 7-8-4-1 19 5th/11th 33,10 Roloson *18,06421 11/20 @Phoenix 1-2 OTL 7-8-4-2 20 t-4th/t-10th 10 Roloson 10,48022 11/21 @SanJose 2-0 W 8-8-4-2 22 t-3rd/t-7th 14,34 Fernandez 17,49623 11/23 PHOENIX 5-2 W 9-8-4-2 24 3rd/t-6th 34,11,37,10,10 Roloson *18,56824 11/25 DALLAS 3-4 L 9-9-4-2 24 t-4th/t-7th 34,77,11 Roloson *19,04225 11/27 VANCOUVER 2-1 W 10-9-4-2 26 3rd/t-6th 33,11 Fernandez *18,06426 11/29 FLORIDA 6-0 W 11-9-4-2 28 3rd/t-6th 55,11,33,24,10,44 Roloson *18,06427 12/2 ST.LOUIS 4-4 T 11-9-5-2 29 3rd/8th 3,14,11,15 Roloson *18,56828 12/5 @Chicago 2-4 L 11-10-5-2 29 4th/10th 77,2 Fernandez 11,08529 12/8 @Philadelphia 1-5 L 11-11-5-2 29 4th/10th 37 ROLOSON,Fernandez 19,54830 12/10 @Montreal 0-4 L 11-12-5-2 29 4th/10th Fernandez 17,72731 12/14 @Pittsburgh 5-2 W 12-12-5-2 31 4th/10th 33,33,10,11,37 Fernandez 13,37832 12/16 COLORADO 2-3 OTL 12-12-5-3 32 t-4th/t-9th 34,14 Roloson *18,56833 12/18 ANAHEIM 1-5 L 12-13-5-3 32 t-4th/t-11th 15 Fernandez *18,56834 12/22 @Vancouver 2-1 W 13-13-5-3 34 4th/11th 33,37 Fernandez 16,33735 12/23 @Colorado 3-6 L 13-14-5-3 34 4th/11th 34,15,44 Roloson 18,00736 12/26 DETROIT 3-3 T 13-14-6-3 35 4th/11th 23,18,2 Fernandez *18,56837 12/28 @Edmonton 2-3 L 13-15-6-3 35 4th/11th 44,15 Roloson 16,83938 12/29 @Calgary 3-4 L 13-16-6-3 35 5th/12th 23,11,12 Fernandez 16,73039 12/31 @Detroit 2-4 L 13-17-6-3 35 5th/12th 14,10 Fernandez 20,05840 1/2 TAMPABAY 2-0 W 14-17-6-3 37 4th/11th 10,14 Roloson *18,56841 1/4 NASHVILLE 2-1 W 15-17-6-3 39 4th/t-10th 15,77 Fernandez *18,56842 1/6 BUFFALO 1-4 L 15-18-6-3 39 5th/12th 24 Roloson *18,56843 1/8 MONTREAL 4-2 W 16-18-6-3 41 4th/11th 24,37,37,33 Fernandez *18,56844 1/10 @Nashville 2-2 T 16-18-7-3 42 4th/11th 33,33 Roloson 12,73445 1/11 ANAHEIM 2-2 T 16-18-8-3 43 4th/11th 17,24 Fernandez *18,56846 1/13 DALLAS 1-3 L 16-19-8-3 43 t-4th/t-11th 24 Fernandez *18,56847 1/15 @Carolina 0-2 L 16-20-8-3 43 5th/12th Roloson 10,71248 1/18 @Columbus 3-1 W 17-20-8-3 45 t-4th/t-11th 17,17,10 Fernandez 18,13649 1/19 @Ottawa 1-4 L 17-21-8-3 45 5th/12th 37 Fernandez 17,39850 1/23 @Anaheim 2-3 OTL 17-21-8-4 46 5th/12th 18,10 Roloson 9,51151 1/24 @LosAngeles 1-4 L 17-22-8-4 46 5th/13th 55 Fernandez 15,91752 1/26 NEWJERSEY 2-2 T 17-22-9-4 47 5th/t-12th 14,22 Roloson *18,56853 1/28 CALGARY 2-3 OTL 17-22-9-5 48 5th/12th 33,15 Fernandez *18,56854 1/30 LOSANGELES 0-2 L 17-23-9-5 48 5th/13th Roloson *18,56855 2/5 @Toronto 1-3 L 17-24-9-5 48 5th/13th 11 Fernandez 19,21756 2/6 @Washington 1-2 L 17-25-9-5 48 5th/14th 18 Roloson 16,22457 2/8 COLORADO 0-6 L 17-26-9-5 48 5th/14th FERNANDEZ,Roloson *18,56858 2/10 N.Y.ISLANDERS 4-3 W 18-26-9-5 50 5th/13th 11,18,33,33 Roloson *18,56859 2/12 @Columbus 3-3 T 18-26-10-5 51 5th/13th 33,23,33 Fernandez 18,13660 2/13 DETROIT 0-2 L 18-27-10-5 51 5th/t-13th Roloson *18,56861 2/27 @Anaheim 5-3 W 19-27-10-5 53 5th/13th 23,55,5,12,24 Roloson 10,02262 3/2 @Vancouver 3-6 L 19-28-10-5 53 5th/13th 12,22,34 FERNANDEZ,Roloson 18,42263 3/5 N.Y.RANGERS 2-3 OTL 19-28-10-6 54 5th/13th 10,24 Roloson *18,56864 3/7 @St.Louis 3-0 W 20-28-10-6 56 5th/13th 24,10,10 Roloson 18,79265 3/8 @Dallas 5-3 W 21-28-10-6 58 5th/13th 10,14,15,22,11 Fernandez 18,53266 3/10 COLUMBUS 5-0 W 22-28-10-6 60 5th/13th 10,10,11,10,33 Roloson *18,56867 3/12 OTTAWA 3-4 OTL 22-28-10-7 61 5th/t-12th 18,15,11 Fernandez *18,06468 3/17 PHOENIX 2-2 T 22-28-11-7 62 5th/12th 10,10 Fernandez *18,56869 3/18 CALGARY 4-2 W 23-28-11-7 64 5th/12th 22,18,18,24 Roloson *18,06470 3/20 COLUMBUS 1-3 L 23-29-11-7 64 5th/12th 15 Fernandez *18,06471 3/23 @N.Y.Islanders 1-2 L 23-30-11-7 64 5th/12th 15 Fernandez 16,23472 3/26 @St.Louis 2-1 W 24-30-11-7 66 5th/12th 24,37 Fernandez 16,46973 3/27 @Atlanta 4-2 W 25-30-11-7 68 5th/12th 10,22,15,24 Roloson 13,03974 3/29 CHICAGO 1-3 L 25-31-11-7 68 5th/12th 10 Fernandez *19,00475 3/31 @Chicago 1-2 L 25-32-11-7 68 5th/12th 23 Fernandez 14,83576 4/2 @Edmonton 1-2 OTL 25-32-11-8 69 5th/12th 18 Fernandez 16,83977 4/4 @Calgary 3-4 L 25-33-11-8 69 5th/12th 26,33,9 Fernandez 13,83178 4/5 @Vancouver 4-5 OTL 25-33-11-9 70 5th/12th 55,26,44,24 Roloson 18,16079 4/8 SANJOSE 3-1 W 26-33-11-9 72 5th/12th 11,18,33 Fernandez *18,56880 4/10 @Dallas 4-4 OTL 26-33-12-9 73 5th/12th 10,24,34,15 Fernandez,ROLOSON 18,53281 4/12 @Phoenix 1-7 L 26-34-12-9 73 5th/12th 11 ROLOSON,Gustafson 16,21082 4/14 EDMONTON 2-4 L 26-35-12-9 73 5th/12th 15,24 Roloson *18,568

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# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PP SH GW GTG SOG SH%18 C SCOTTPELLERIN 58 18:40 11 28 39 6 45 2 2 2 0 117 9.410 LW MARIANGABORIK* 71 15:26 18 18 36 -6 32 6 0 3 0 179 10.177 D LUBOMIRSEKERAS 80 21:13 11 23 34 -8 52 4 0 2 0 102 10.837 C WESWALZ 82 16:45 18 12 30 -8 37 0 7 3 0 152 11.817 D FILIPKUBA* 75 24:16 9 21 30 -6 28 4 0 4 1 141 6.414 C DARBYHENDRICKSON 72 15:50 18 11 29 1 36 3 1 1 1 114 15.834 C JIMDOWD 68 17:50 7 22 29 -6 80 0 0 0 1 92 7.624 LW ANTTILAAKSONEN 82 16:27 12 16 28 -7 24 0 2 1 0 129 9.322 C STACYROEST 76 14:01 7 20 27 3 20 1 0 1 0 125 5.644 C AARONGAVEY 75 14:00 10 14 24 -8 52 1 0 2 0 100 10.025 RW SERGEIKRIVOKRASOV 54 13:05 7 15 22 -1 20 2 0 1 0 107 6.521 D SEANO’DONNELL 63 23:00 4 12 16 -2 128 1 0 1 0 58 6.95 D BRADBOMBARDIR 70 20:50 0 15 15 -6 42 0 0 0 0 81 0.0

21 LW CAMSTEWART 54 13:12 4 9 13 -3 18 0 1 0 1 61 6.620 RW MAXIMSUSHINSKY 30 14:01 7 4 11 -7 29 3 0 0 0 62 11.319 RW JEFFNIELSEN 59 13:33 3 8 11 -16 4 1 0 1 0 82 3.72 D WILLIEMITCHELL* 17 20:49 1 7 8 4 11 0 0 0 0 16 6.3

42 D ANDYSUTTON 69 12:55 3 4 7 -11 131 2 0 0 0 64 4.73 D LADISLAVBENYSEK* 71 18:25 2 5 7 -11 38 1 0 0 0 48 4.2

45 LW PETERBARTOS 13 13:55 4 2 6 2 6 1 0 1 0 18 22.216 C ROMANSIMICEK 28 12:44 2 4 6 -4 21 0 0 0 0 14 14.336 LW SYLVAINBLOUIN 41 9:54 3 2 5 -5 117 0 0 0 0 37 8.17 D CURTISLESCHYSHYN 54 19:31 2 3 5 -2 19 1 0 1 0 43 4.7

23 LW PAVELPATERA 20 14:27 1 3 4 -8 4 0 0 0 0 14 7.112 LW MATTJOHNSON 50 7:43 1 1 2 -6 137 0 0 0 0 21 4.823 LW STEVEMCKENNA 20 7:59 1 1 2 0 19 0 0 0 0 12 8.311 LW KAINURMINEN 2 15:34 1 0 1 -1 2 0 0 0 0 1 10011 LW PASCALDUPUIS* 4 15:36 1 0 1 0 4 1 0 0 0 8 12.515 D J.J.DAIGNEAULT 1 11:38 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.06 D TRAVISROCHE* 1 15:22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.040 D CHRISARMSTRONG* 3 18:06 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 0 4 0.026 RW CHRISTIANMATTE* 3 13:21 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 8 0.028 D MIKEMATTEUCCI 3 11:29 0 0 0 -2 2 0 0 0 0 3 0.032 C BRIANBONIN 7 9:46 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 0 7 0.0

# GOALTENDER GP W L T SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN35 MANNYFERNANDEZ 42 19 17 4 1,147 92 2.24 1,055 .920 4 1 6 2.46130 DEREKGUSTAFSON 4 1 3 0 97 10 2.51 87 .897 0 0 0 23929 JAMIEMCLENNAN 38 5 23 9 1,032 98 2.64 934 .905 2 1 4 2,23031 ZACBIERK 1 0 1 0 27 6 6.00 21 .778 0 0 2 60


WILD GOALS(BY #)


1 10/6 @Anaheim 1-3 L 0-1-0-0 0 0/0 10 McLennan 16,5202 10/7 @Phoenix 1-4 L 0-2-0-0 0 5th/14th 34 Fernandez 13,0893 10/11 PHILADELPHIA 3-3 T 0-2-1-0 1 5th/14th 14,10,37 Fernandez *18,8274 10/13 @St.Louis 0-2 L 0-3-1-0 1 4th/14th McLennan 19,5765 10/15 EDMONTON 3-5 L 0-4-1-0 1 5th/15th 77,20,20 McLennan *18,0646 10/18 TAMPABAY 6-5 W 1-4-1-0 3 5th/15th 20,21,20,33,10,10 McLennan *18,0647 10/20 SANJOSE 1-3 L 1-5-1-0 3 5th/14th 12 McLennan *18,0648 10/22 FLORIDA 0-0 T 1-5-2-0 4 5th/14th McLennan *18,0649 10/24 @Montreal 2-2 T 1-5-3-0 5 5th/14th 37,24 McLennan 19,011

10 10/25 @Toronto 1-6 L 1-6-3-0 5 5th/14th 37 MCLENNAN,Fernandez 19,11411 10/27 CALGARY 3-1 W 2-6-3-0 7 5th/14th 14,17,44 Fernandez *18,06412 10/29 CHICAGO 2-3 L 2-7-3-0 7 5th/13th 10,33 Fernandez *18,06413 11/3 @Edmonton 0-3 L 2-8-3-0 7 4th/13th McLennan 12,81114 11/5 @Calgary 3-2 W 3-8-3-0 9 4th/13th 37,37,24 Fernandez 15,33015 11/7 @Colorado 0-2 L 3-9-3-0 9 4th/13th McLennan 18,00716 11/8 CALGARY 0-1 L 3-10-3-0 9 5th/14th Fernandez *18,06417 11/10 @Chicago 5-2 W 4-10-3-0 11 5th/15th 21,17,10,22,24 Fernandez 15,34818 11/12 EDMONTON 4-5 OTL 4-10-3-1 12 5th/15th 77,77,16,22 Fernandez *18,06419 11/15 N.Y.RANGERS 2-3 L 4-11-3-1 12 5th/15th 11,77 Fernandez *18,56820 11/17 @Buffalo 1-3 L 4-12-3-1 12 5th/15th 45 McLennan 16,59021 11/18 @Boston 6-1 W 5-12-3-1 14 5th/15th 20,77,77,20,14,45 Fernandez 14,46522 11/22 CALGARY 1-1 T 5-12-4-1 15 5th/15th 19 McLennan *18,06423 11/24 CHICAGO 2-0 W 6-12-4-1 17 5th/15th 45,20 Fernandez *18,65824 11/26 VANCOUVER 4-2 W 7-12-4-1 19 5th/14th 24,24,37,24 Fernandez *18,06425 11/28 @SanJose 1-4 L 7-13-4-1 19 4th/13th 3 McLennan 17,24726 11/30 @Phoenix 0-2 L 7-14-4-1 19 5th/14th Fernandez 12,44727 12/2 @LosAngeles 2-3 L 7-15-4-1 19 5th/14th 34,25 Fernandez 16,27028 12/7 @Chicago 4-2 W 8-15-4-1 21 5th/14th 24,44,17,37 Fernandez 12,64429 12/8 ANAHEIM 0-1 OTL 8-15-4-2 22 5th/14th McLennan *18,06430 12/10 NASHVILLE 1-2 L 8-16-4-2 22 5th/14th 14 McLennan *18,06431 12/13 CAROLINA 1-1 T 8-16-5-2 23 5th/14th 33 Fernandez *18,06432 12/14 @Washington 1-2 L 8-17-5-2 23 5th/14th 44 McLennan 11,39233 12/17 DALLAS 6-0 W 9-17-5-2 25 5th/14th 19,10,45,14,77,14 Fernandez *18,83434 12/20 OTTAWA 2-2 T 9-17-6-2 26 5th/14th 14,14 McLennan *18,06435 12/22 LOSANGELES 4-3 W 10-17-6-2 29 5th/14th 37,25,34,22 Fernandez *18,56436 12/27 @Detroit 5-3 W 11-17-6-2 30 5th/14th 10,33,33,27,24 Fernandez 19,99537 12/29 PHOENIX 2-2 T 11-17-7-2 31 5th/14th 42,34 McLennan *18,56838 12/31 ANAHEIM 3-2 W 12-17-7-2 33 5th/14th 33,44,77 Fernandez *18,06439 1/3 ATLANTA 1-1 T 12-17-8-2 34 5th/14th 4 McLennan *18,06440 1/5 DETROIT 3-2 W 13-17-8-2 36 5th/14th 19,17,17 Fernandez *18,56841 1/6 @St.Louis 1-5 L 13-18-8-2 36 5th/13th 42 MCLENNAN,Fernandez 19,91342 1/10 WASHINGTON 3-0 W 14-18-8-2 38 5th/13th 44,33,22 Fernandez *18,06443 1/12 COLORADO 0-5 L 14-19-8-2 38 5th/13th Fernandez *18,81544 1/14 @N.Y.Rangers 2-4 L 14-20-8-2 38 5th/13th 25,44 Fernandez 18,20045 1/15 @Columbus 0-3 L 14-21-8-2 38 5th/13th Fernandez 17,15446 1/17 COLUMBUS 3-2 W 15-21-8-2 40 5th/13th 10,17,27 Fernandez *18,06447 1/19 N.Y.ISLANDERS 3-2 W 16-21-8-2 42 5th/13th 14/,24,37 McLennan *18,56848 1/21 NEWJERSEY 2-4 L 16-22-8-2 42 5th/13th 27,3 Fernandez *18,56849 1/24 @Anaheim 5-0 W 17-22-8-2 44 5th/13th 25,16,37,33,16 Fernandez 11,69250 1/27 @LosAngeles 4-1 W 18-22-8-2 46 5th/13th 42,37,10,10 Fernandez 18,11851 1/30 @Vancouver 2-3 OTL 18-22-8-3 47 5th/13th 10,44 McLennan 13,94852 2/6 @TampaBay 4-2 W 19-22-8-3 49 5th/13th 14,10,33,25 McLennan 11,12253 2/7 @Florida 1-2 L 19-23-8-3 49 5th/12th 14 Fernandez 12,42254 2/9 @Dallas 2-1 W 20-23-8-3 51 5th/13th 34,10 Fernandez 17,00155 2/11 PITTSBURGH 4-2 W 21-23-8-3 53 5th/13th 34,22,4,37 McLennan *18,56856 2/14 @Pittsburgh 1-2 L 21-24-8-3 53 5th/12th 37 Fernandez 16,99757 2/16 LOSANGELES 0-4 L 21-25-8-3 53 5th/12th McLennan *18,56858 2/18 SANJOSE 3-1 W 22-25-8-3 55 5th/13th 24+,33,36 Fernandez *18,56859 2/21 @Dallas 2-6 L 22-26-8-3 55 5th/13th 77,36 Fernandez 17,00160 2/23 @Colorado 1-4 L 22-27-8-3 55 5th/13th 36 McLennan 18,00761 2/24 @Nashville 1-2 L 22-28-8-3 55 5th/13th 27 Fernandez 17,11362 2/26 VANCOUVER 2-5 L 22-29-8-3 55 5th/13th 14,33 McLennan *18,06463 3/1 @Calgary 1-1 T 22-29-9-3 56 5th/13th 10 Fernandez 16,26664 3/2 @Edmonton 1-3 L 22-30-9-3 56 5th/13th 24 McLennan 16,28065 3/4 @Vancouver 4-3 W 23-30-9-3 58 5th/13th 44,25,10,44 Fernandez 18,01466 3/6 ST.LOUIS 3-3 T 23-30-10-3 59 5th/13th 37,10,21 Fernandez *18,56867 3/8 @NewJersey 2-6 L 23-31-10-3 59 5th/13th 44,17 Bierk 15,17168 3/9 @N.Y.Islanders 4-1 W 24-31-10-3 61 5th/13th 34,17,21,22 Gustafson 10,46369 3/11 DETROIT 2-3 OTL 24-31-10-4 62 5th/13th 14,25 Fernandez *18,56870 3/14 ST.LOUIS 0-1 OTL 24-31-10-5 63 5th/13th McLennan *18,06471 3/15 @Philadelphia 0-3 L 24-32-10-5 63 5th/13th FERNANDEZ,McLennan 19,56672 3/18 @Colorado 3-4 L 24-33-10-5 63 5th/13th 10,77,14 McLennan 18,00773 3/19 DALLAS 1-4 L 24-34-10-5 63 5th/13th 24 McLennan *18,56874 3/21 NASHVILLE 0-0 T 24-34-11-5 64 5th/13th McLennan *18,06475 3/22 @Detroit 2-4 L 24-35-11-5 64 5th/13th 77,14 Gustafson 19,99576 3/25 VANCOUVER 2-2 T 24-35-12-5 65 5th/14th 2,17 McLennan *18,56877 3/28 PHOENIX 0-2 L 24-36-12-5 65 5th/14th Gustafson *18,56878 3/31 @Nashville 1-4 L 24-37-12-5 65 5th/14th 37 McLennan 17,11379 4/2 @SanJose 2-4 L 24-38-12-5 65 5th/14th 37,11 McLennan 17,35980 4/4 @Edmonton 2-2 T 24-38-13-5 66 5th/15th 22,23 McLennan 17,10081 4/6 COLUMBUS 3-2 W 25-38-13-5 68 5th/15th 14,37,14 McLennan *18,56882 4/8 COLORADO 2-4 L 25-39-13-5 68 5th/14th 37,14 Gustafson *18,568

ALL CAPS indicates decision; * indicates sell out

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MINNESOTAWILDFIRSTSMINNESOTAWILDFIRSTS

FIRSTREGULARSEASONGAME•OCTOBER6,2000•ANAhEIM,CALIF.MIGhTYDUCKSOFANAhEIM3,MINNESOTAWILD1

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning Goalie DATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 1 0 – 1 16 9 11 – 36 0-6 5-10 McLennan(36-39) 10/6 ANA 0 2 1 – 3 9 18 12 – 39 1-5 6-12 Cullen Hebert(35-36) 16,520

WhODRESSED:

29 G JamieMcLennan*

35 G MannyFernandez

3 D LadislavBenysek*

4 D CurtisLeschyshyn(A)

5 D BradBombardir

6 D LubomirSekeras*

10 LW MarianGaborik*

12 LW MattJohnson

17 D FilipKuba

18 LW CamStewart

19 RW JeffNielsen

20 RW MaximSushinsky

22 C StacyRoest

24 LW AnttiLaaksonen

25 RW SergeiKrivokrasov

27 D SeanO’Donnell(C)

33 LW ScottPellerin(A)*

34 C JimDowd*

37 C WesWalz

44 C AaronGavey

* Indicates starter

TEAMFIRSTSFirst Win, Home10/18/00vs.TB(6-5)First Win, Road11/5/00atCGY(3-2OT)First Loss, Home:10/15/00vs.EDM(5-3)First Loss, Road:10/6/00atANA(3-1)First Tie, Home:10/11/00vs.PHI(3-3OT)First Tie, Road:10/24/00atMTL(2-2OT)First OT Game, Home:10/11/00vs.PHI(3-3OT)First OT Game, Road:10/24/00atMTL(2-2OT)

First OT Win, Home:1/3/01vs.DET(3-2OT)First OT Win, Road:11/5/00atCGY(3-2OT)First OT Loss, Home:11/12/00vs.EDM(5-4OT)First OT Loss, Road:1/30/01atVAN(3-2OTL)First Shootout, Home:11/30/05vs.CBJ(3-2SOL)First Shootout, Road:10/28/05atCBJ(2-1SOL)First Shootout Win, Home:4/4/06vs.STL(5-4SOW)First Shootout Win, Road:11/6/05atANA(4-3SOW)First Shootout Loss, Home:

11/30/05vs.CBJ(3-2SOL)First Shootout Loss, Road:10/28/05atCBJ(2-1SOL)First Shutout, Home:10/22/00vs.FLA(0-0OT),McLennan(24sv)First Shutout, Road:1/24/01atANA(5-0),Fernandez(20sv)First Shutout Against, Home:10/22/00vs.FLA(0-0OT),Luongo(20sv)First Shutout Against, Road:10/13/00vs.STL(2-0)

SKATERFIRSTSFirst Goal, Home:DarbyHendrickson(MaximSushinsky),17:19of1stper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Goal, Road:MarianGaborik(ScottPellerin&JimDowd),

18:59of2ndper.,10/6/00atANAFirst Power-Play Goal, Home:Marian Gaborik (Ladislav Benysek & JimDowd),19:05of2ndper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Power-Play Goal, Road:LubomirSekeras(JimDowd),3:49of2ndper.,11/18/00atBOSFirst Shorthanded Goal, Home:Wes Walz (Jeff Nielsen), 9:12 of 3rd per.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Shorthanded Goal, Road:WesWalz(AnttiLaaksonen),17:28of1stper.,1/24/01atANAFirst Empty Net Goal, Home:Marian Gaborik (Scott Pellerin & Jim Dowd),19:02of3rdper.,10/18/00vs.TBFirst Empty Net Goal, Road:Wes Walz (unassisted), 19:17 of 3rd per.,12/7/00atCHIFirst Overtime Goal, Home:Filip Kuba (Stacy Roest), 2:58 of OT, 1/5/00vs.DETFirst Overtime Goal, Road:AnttiLaaksonen(JimDowd&FilipKuba),3:11ofOT,11/5/00atCGYFirst Game-Winning Goal, Home:Marian Gaborik (Scott Pellerin & Jim Dowd),19:02of3rdper.,10/18/00vs.TBFirst Game-Winning Goal, Road:AnttiLaaksonen(JimDowd&FilipKuba),3:11ofOT,11/5/00atCGYFirst Game-Tying Goal, Home:Wes Walz (Jeff Nielsen), 9:12 of 3rd per.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Game-Tying Goal, Road:SergeiZholtok(unassisted),17:28of3rdper.,2/12/02atCBJFirst Penalty Shot, Home:ScottPellerin,12:01of1stper.,unsuccessful,10/15/00vs.EDMFirst Penalty Shot, Road:Sebastien Bordeleau, 7:00 of 2nd per., suc-cessful,10/7/01atLAFirst Penalty Shot Against, Home:Petr Sykora, 0:52 of 3rd per., unsuccessful,1/21/01vs.NJFirst Penalty Shot Against, Road:ZiggyPalffy,14:13of2ndper.,unsuccessful,10/7/01atLAFirst Assist(s), Home:MaximSushinsky,17:19of1stper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Assist(s), Road:ScottPellerin&JimDowd,18:59of2ndper.,10/6/00atANAFirst Points, Home:DarbyHendrickson(MaximSushinsky),17:19

of1stper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Points, Road:Marian Gaborik (Scott Pellerin & Jim Dowd),18:59of2ndper.,10/6/00atANAFirst Penalty, Home:Andy Sutton (fighting), 13:57 of 1st per.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Penalty, Road:Matt Johnson (charging), 5:07 of 1st per.,10/6/00atANAFirst Minor Penalty, Home:Team (too many men), 7:03 of 2nd per.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Minor Penalty, Road:Matt Johnson (charging), 5:07 of 1st per.,10/6/00atANAFirst Major Penalty, Home:Andy Sutton (fighting), 13:57 of 1st per.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Major Penalty, Road:Matt Johnson (fighting), 1:58 of 2nd per.,10/7/00atPHXFirst Game Misconduct, Home:MaximSushinsky,9:36of3rdper., 10/22/00vs.FLAFirst Game Misconduct, Road:MattJohnson,19:56of2ndper.,1/6/01atSTLFirst PP Attempt, Home:19:56of1stper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst PP Attempt, Road:11:30of1stper.,(2-manadvantage),10/6/00atANAFirst Penalty Kill, Home:7:03of2ndper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Penalty Kill, Road:5:07of1stper.,10/6/00atANAFirst Forward to Score, Home:DarbyHendrickson(MaximSushinsky),17:19of1stper.,10/11/00vs.PHIFirst Forward to Score, Road:Marian Gaborik (Scott Pellerin & Jim Dowd),18:59of2ndper.,10/6/00atANAFirst Defenseman to Score, Home:Lubomir Sekeras (Scott Pellerin & MarianGaborik),5:30of1stper.,10/15/00vs.EDMFirst Defenseman to Score, Road:Filip Kuba (Lubomir Sekeras & Jim Dowd),14:48of1stper.,11/10/00atCHIFirst Two-Goal Game, Home:MaximSushinsky,10/15/00vs.EDMFirst Two-Goal Game, Road:WesWalz,11/5/00atCGYFirst Three-Goal Game, Home:AnttiLaaksonen,11/26/00vs.VANFirst Three-Goal Game, Road:MarianGaborik,11/4/02atLAFirst Four-Goal Game, Home:

NoneFirst Four-Goal Game, Road:NoneFirst Five-Goal Game, Home:MarianGaborik,12/20/07vs.NYRFirst Five-Goal Game, Road:NoneFirst Two-Assist Game, Home:JimDowd&ScottPellerin(3a),10/18/00vs.TBFirst Two-Assist Game, Road:JeffNielsen,10/24/00atMTLFirst Three-Assist Game, Home:JimDowd&ScottPellerin(3a),10/18/00vs.TBFirst Two-Point Game, Home:MaximSushinsky(2g),10/15/00vs.EDMFirst Two-Point Game, Road:JeffNielsen,10/24/00atMTLFirst Three-Point Game, Home:JimDowd(3a),ScottPellerin(1g-3a)&MaximSushinsky(2g-1a),10/18/00vs.TBFirst Three-Point Game, Road:BradBombardir(3a),11/18/00atBOSFirst Four-Point Game, Home:ScottPellerin(1g-3a),10/18/00vs.TB

GOALTENDERFIRSTSWin, Home:JamieMcLennan,10/18/00vs.TB(6-5)Win, Road:MannyFernandez,11/5/00atCGY(3-2OT)Loss, Home:JamieMcLennan,10/15/00vsEDM(5-3)Loss, Road:JamieMcLennan,10/6/00atANA(3-1)Tie, Home:MannyFernandez,10/11/00vs.PHI(3-3OT)Tie, Road:JamieMcLennan,10/24/00atMTL(2-2OT)Shutout, Home:JamieMcLennan,10/22/00vs.FLA(0-0OT)Shutout, Road:MannyFernandez,1/24/01vs.ANA(5-0)Penalty Shot Faced, Home:MannyFernandez,1/21/00vs.NJ(Sykora)Penalty Shot Faced, Road:MannyFernandez,10/7/01vs.LA(Palffy)Point, Home:MannyFernandez,1/6/03vs.LAPoint, Road:JamieMcLennan,2/6/01atTBPenalty, Home:MannyFernandez,3/11/00vs.DETPenalty, Road:MannyFernandez,10/27/00atTOR

FIRSTREGULARSEASONGAMEATxCELENERGYCENTER•OCTOBER11,2000MINNESOTAWILD3,PhILADELPhIAFLYERS3(OT)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. PHI 1 0 2 0 3 10 10 12 7 39 0-4 5-13 Boucher (19-22)10/11 MIN 1 1 1 0 3 8 3 9 2 22 1-4 5-13 Fernandez(36-39) *18,827

WhODRESSED:

29 G JamieMcLennan

35 G MannyFernandez*

3 D LadislavBenysek*

4 D CurtisLeschyshyn(A)

6 D LubomirSekeras

10 LW MarianGaborik

12 LW MattJohnson

14 C DarbyHendrickson*

17 D FilipKuba

18 LW CamStewart

19 RW JeffNielsen*

20 RW MaximSushinsky

24 LW AnttiLaaksonen*

25 RW SergeiKrivokrasov

27 D SeanO’Donnell(C)*

33 LW ScottPellerin(A)

34 C JimDowd

37 C WesWalz

42 D AndySutton

44 C AaronGavey

* Indicates starter

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TODAYINWILDhISTORYTODAYINWILDhISTORY

jANUARY5

1999:MinnesotaWildannounces26-yearpartnershipagreementwith the Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission (MASC). TheMinnesotaWild-MASCpartnershipmarksthefirstpartnershipofitskindbetweenaprivatesectorprofessionalsportsteamandapublicsectoramateursportsorganization.

2001:MinnesotaWildextendsitsunbeatenstreaktoeightgameswhenFilipKubascoresfranchise’sfirsthomeOTgoaltodefeat

Detroit3-2.

jANUARY8

2001:WildnamesThomasSteenHeadEuropeanProScout.

jANUARY9

2010: TheWildcomesbackfromafour-goaldeficitwithnearly13minutesleftinthegametobesttheChicagoBlackhawks6-5

inashootout.

jANUARY10

2001:Wildincreaseshome-unbeatenstreaktoninegames,set-tinganexpansionrecordwitha3-0winagainstWashington.

2006:MinnesotaWildnamesBlairMackaseyasDirectoryofPro-fessionalScouting.

2008:CraigLeipoldsignsaletterofintenttopurchasetheWildfrom majority owner Bob Naegele, Jr. and Minnesota Sports &

Entertainment.

jANUARY12

2000: Minnesota Wild announces Club Level Seats sold out in

XcelEnergyCenter.

jANUARY16

2003:MarianGaboriknamedtoWesternConferenceAll-StarTeam.

jANUARY18

2003:NickSchultznamedtoTopps/NHLYoungStarsGame.

jANUARY20

2007:TheWildhelpcelebrate thefirsteverHockeyDayMinne-sota, a full day of hockey broadcast onFSNNorth. Saint PaulJohnsonandLakeoftheWoodsfaceoffonBaudetteBaytostarttheday.TheUniversityofMinnesotamen’steamfollowswithavictoryoverDenverbeforetheWildloseinanine-roundshootout

totheDallasStars.

jANUARY21

2004: JimDowdandRichardParkscoreat19:44and19:47ofthethirdperiodagainsttheChicagoBlackhawksastheWildwin4-2andestablishanewNHLrecordforthefastesttwogoalsbyoneteam,doingsointhreeseconds.

jANUARY22

1998:TheMinnesotaWildisofficiallynamed.Theunveilingoc-curredinfrontofaselloutcrowdathistoricAldrichArena.

2004:FilipKubaandDwayneRolosonnamedtoWesternConfer-

enceAll-StarTeam.

jANUARY23

2010: Wildhosts fourthannualHockeyDayMinnesota–whichincludes21consecutivehoursofhockeycoverage–andfinish

thedaybybeatingColumbus4-2.

jANUARY24

2004:Pierre-MarcBouchardnamedtoNHLYoungStarsGame.

2007:BrianRolstonbecomesthefourthplayerinfranchisehisto-rytorepresenttheWildintheNHLAll-StarGame.Rolstonscorestwogoalsandaddstwoassistswhilepostinga+5ratinginthegameastheWesternConferencewins12-9.

2010: WildhostsSkillsCompetition,whichincludeshighschoolplayersfromaroundtheStateofHockeyandWildplayers.

jANUARY25

2009:NiklasBackstromstopped17of21shotsfacedinsecond

periodof2009NHLAll-StarGame.

jANUARY27

2008:MarianGaborikplaysinhissecondNHLAll-StarGameas

theWild’slonerepresentative.

FEBRUARY1

2002:MarianGaboriknamedtoTopps/NHLYoungStarsGame.

FEBRUARY7

2004:AttendancerecordissetforhockeygameinMinnesotaas

19,434fansattendNHLAll-StarSaturdayatXcelEnergyCenter.

FEBRUARY8

2004: TheEasternConferencedefeats theWesternConference,6-4,infrontof19,434XcelEnergyCenterfansatthe54thannual

NHLAll-StarGame.

FEBRUARY9

2008:FOXSportsNorthbroadcasts16hoursofcontinuoushockeycoverageintheSecondAnnualHockeyDayMinnesota.TheWildfinishthenightwithanovertimewinagainsttheN.Y.Islanders.

2010: TheNHLannounces theWildwill takepart in2010NHLPremiere Games to kick off the 2010-11 season. The Wild will

takeonCarolinainHelsinki,Finland.

FEBRUARY16

2005:2004-05NHLseasonofficiallycanceled.

FEBRUARY26

2006:The2006OlympicsinTurin,ItalyendwithmedalsforthreeWild players. DanielTjarnqvist (Sweden) takes the gold, MikkoKoivu(Finland) takes silver and Filip Kuba (Czech Republic)earnsbronze.BrianRolston(U.S.A.)andMarianGaborik(Slova-

kia)alsocompete.

FEBRUARY28

2000: Minnesota Wild announces agreement with WCCO Radio

(830AM)asclub’sofficialflagshipradiostation.

MARCh7

2010: Minnesota Wild hosts the Calgary Flames and plays its

400thconsecutiveselloutatXcelEnergyCenter.

MARCh11

2002:MarianGaborikbecomesfirstWildplayertobenamedNHLPlayeroftheWeekafterscoringeightpoints(7-1=8),includinga

League-leadingsevengoalsinfourgames.

MARCh20

2000:MinnesotaWildcelebrates12,000thseasonticket.

MARCh23

2003:MinnesotaWildqualifiesforStanleyCupPlayoffsforfirst

timeinfranchisehistory.

MARCh25

2009:CalClutterbuckrecordedsevenhitsatNewYorkIslanders

tobreakNHLrecordforhitsinaseason.

MARCh28

2001:MinnesotaWildestablishesanNHLexpansionteamatten-dancerecordwithits39thconsecutiveselloutagainstPhoenix.TheWildfinish the seasonwith41consecutive regular seasonsellouts,anNHLexpansionteamrecordof751,452fansandan

averageof18,329pergame.

APRIL3

2008:WithavictoryovertheCalgaryFlames,theWildclinchesits

first-everNorthwestDivisiontitleatXcelEnergyCenter.

APRIL4

2006:JoshHardingbecomesthefirstgoaltenderinNHLhistorytomakehisdebutinagamedecidedbyashootoutastheWildbeat

theSt.LouisBlues5-4atXcelEnergyCenter.

APRIL5

2007:Wildwelcomeitsfive-millionthfantoXcelEnergyCenterastheWildshutouttheOilers3-0inMinnesota’s271stconsecu-

tivesellout.

APRIL6

2003: Minnesota Wild finishes 2002-03 season in sixth place inWesternConferencewitha42-29-10-1recordand95points.Pointtotalrankssecondall-timeamongthird-yearteams.

APRIL7

2007:NiklasBackstrombecomesthesecondplayerinfranchisehistory to win the MBNARoger Crozier Saving GraceAward forhavingtheNHL’slowestsavepercentage.

2007:WildbeatsSt.Louis5-1initsfinalgameoftheseason,giv-ingtheWildafranchise-record104pointsontheseason.MannyFernandezandNiklasBackstromalsowinashareoftheWilliam

J.JenningsTrophyastheWildallowanNHL-low191goals.

APRIL8

2001: Minnesota Wild completes inaugural season, losing toColorado4-2athome.WesWalzscoreshisseventhshort-handedgoalandninthshort-handedpointtosetthe individualexpan-sionteamrecord.MannyFernandeznamedwinnerofthe2000-01Pontiac-GMCStarAward.

2004:MinnesotaSports&Entertainment(MSE)namesMattMa-

jkaandPamelaWheelockExecutiveVicePresidents.

APRIL9

2008: Minnesota makes its third playoff appearance, losingGame1oftheWesternConferenceQuarterfinalinovertime3-2to

Colorado.TheWildwouldlosetheseries4-2insixgames.

APRIL10

1998:TheStateofMinnesotaagreesin legislationtofund$65millionof the$130millionprojectcostsforXcelEnergyCenterinSaintPaul.

2003: Minnesota defeats Colorado Avalanche, 4-2, in its first-everplayoffgame.FilipKubascoresfirst-everplayoffgoalandDwayneRolosonbackstopswin.

2008:CraigLeipold’spurchaseoftheMinnesotaWildanditsre-latedentitieshasbeenapprovedbytheNHLBoardofGovernors.

2008:PhilipFalconejoinsWildasGeneralPartner.

2010: TheNHLannouncesthattheMinnesotaWildandXcelEn-

ergyCenterwillhostthe2011NHLEntryDraft.

APRIL11

2006:JoshHardingbecomesthefirstWildrookiegoaltendertoearnashutout,blankingtheChicagoBlackhawks2-0atXcelEnergyCenter.

2007:MinnesotamakesitssecondappearanceintheNHLpost-season, losing Game 1 of the Western ConferenceQuarterfinal2-1toAnaheim.TheWildwouldgoonto losetheseries4-1in

fivegames.

APRIL13

2009:HeadCoachJacquesLemaireannounceshewillnotreturn

tocoachtheWildin2009-10.

APRIL15

2010:MinnesotaWildannouncethatHoustonAerosHeadCoach

KevinConstantinewillnotreturn.

APRIL16

2009:OwnerCraigLeipoldannounceshewillnotrenewthecon-tractofPresidentandGeneralManagerDougRisebrough.

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TODAYINWILDhISTORYTODAYINWILDhISTORY

APRIL20

2010:MinnesotaWildannouncethatAssistantGeneralManager

TomThompson’scontractwillnotberenewed.

APRIL22

2003:MinnesotaWilddefeatsColoradoAvalanche,3-2inover-time,onAndrewBrunette’sgoaltowinsitsWesternConference

Quarterfinalseriesinsevengames(4-3).

APRIL24

2000:MinnesotaWildnamesTomLynnDirectorofHockeyAdmin-

istrationandLegalAffairs.

APRIL27

2009:NiklasBackstromnamedfinalistforVezinaTrophy.

APRIL29

2010:MinnesotaWildunveil10thAnniversaryMark.

MAY1

2000:MinnesotaWildofficiallyjoinstheNHL.

MAY4

2000:WildsignsforwardSteveAronsontofirstplayercontract.

MAY8

2003:MinnesotaWilddefeatsVancouverCanucks4-2 inGameSeventobecomethefirstteaminNHLhistorytocomebackfroma3-1seriesdeficittwiceinthesamepostseason.Wildalsobe-comessecondteaminNHLhistorytowintwoGameSevensontheroadinthesamepostseason.

MAY10

2000:MinnesotaWildnamesClevelandLumberjacksof the In-

ternationalHockeyLeague(IHL)primarydevelopmentalaffiliate.

MAY18

2000:WildannouncescablepartnershipwithFoxSportsNet.

MAY21

2001:WildnamesHoustonAerosprimarydevelopmentalaffiliate.

MAY22

2009:ChuckFletchernamedGeneralManager.

MAY26

2000:ConcretepouredforXcelEnergyCenter’sicefloor.

jUNE1

2000:MinnesotaWildwinscointoss,electstochoosethirdover-allinNHLEntryDraft.

jUNE12

2000:MinnesotaWildunveilsinauguralseasonlogo.

2003:JacquesLemairenamedNHLCoachoftheYear.HeisthefifthcoachinLeaguehistorytowinJackAdamsAwardtwice.

jUNE15

2000:WildandXcelEnergyannounce long-termnamingrightspartnership;NewSt.PaulArenatobenamedXcelEnergyCenter.

2009:WildannouncetheservicesofAssistantGeneralManager

TomLynnwillnotberetained.

jUNE16

2009:ToddRichardsnamedHeadCoach.

2010: MikeYeonamedasHeadCoachofHoustonAeros(AHL).

jUNE17

1998:XcelEnergyCenterdesignannounced.

2010:LongtimeAssistantCoachMikeRamseystepsdown.

jUNE19

2000:WildnamesJacquesLemairefirst-everheadcoach.

jUNE23

1998: Xcel Energy Center Groundbreaking Ceremony hosted inSaintPaul.

2000:WildparticipatesintheNHLExpansionDraftinCalgary.

jUNE24

2000:WildunveilsofficialroadsweateratNHLEntryDraft.

2010:BradBombardirnamedDirectorofPlayerDevelopment.

jUNE25

1997: The National Hockey League announces that MinnesotaHockeyVenturesGroup,LPhasbeenawardedanexpansionfran-chisetobeginplayinthe2000-01season.

2000:MinnesotaWildparticipatesintheNHLEntryDraftinCal-gary.

jUNE30

2009:JimMillnamedAssistanttotheGeneralManager.

jULY3

2009:DaveBarrnamedAssistantCoach.

jULY7

2003:MinnesotaSports&Entertainment(MSE)purchasesHous-tonAeros(AHL).

2009:ESPNTheMagazinenamesXcelEnergyCenter the“Ulti-mateCrib”andthe“BestStadiumExperience”intheNHL.

jULY13

2001:MinnesotaWildreachesthe16,000markinseasontickets.

2010: Wild names Ricard Persson an Amateur Scout based in

SwedenandRickBronwellasAssistantEquipmentManager.

jULY15

1999:MinnesotaWildannouncesall64suitesforsaleintheXcelEnergyCenteraresoldout.

2010:MinnesotaWildannouncesthatMikkoKoivuhassigneda

seven-yearcontractextension.

jULY19

2000:WildnameBlairMackaseyasDirectorofPlayerPersonnel

jULY22

2005:NHLBoardofGovernorsratifiedthetermsoftheCBAnego-tiatedwiththeNHLPA,endinga310-dayworkstoppage,signal-inganeweraofcooperationandpartnership,andensuringthe

Leaguewillresumeplayforthe2005-06season.

jULY23

2003:MinnesotaSports&Entertainment(MSE)nameDougRise-broughPresidentandGeneralManager.MattMajkapromotedto

SeniorVicePresidentofBusinessOperations.

jULY27

2009:BrentFlahrnamedAssistantGeneralManager.

AUGUST1

2000:ToddMcLellannamedClevelandLumberjacksheadcoach.

AUGUST2

2002:MinnesotaSports&EntertainmentnamesPamelaWhee-

lockSeniorVicePresidentandChiefFinancialOfficer.

AUGUST5

2009: Minnesota Wild names P.J. DeLuca as Video Coordinator

andChrisPietrzak-WegnerasStrengthandConditioningCoach.

AUGUST10

2010:RickWilsonnamedAssistantCoach.

AUGUST25

2010: TheBakersfieldCondorsannounce theywillserveas the

officialECHLaffiliateoftheMinnesotaWild.

AUGUST30

2009:TheMinnesotaWildunveilitsnewthirdjerseyattheMin-nesotaStateFair.

SEPTEMBER2

1999: Doug Risebrough named first-ever Executive Vice Presi-dent/GeneralManagerofMinnesotaWild.

2004:XcelEnergyCenterhosts fourWorldCupofHockey2004

games,featuringtheU.S.,Finland,RussiaandSlovakia.

SEPTEMBER4

2003: Minnesota Wild name Tom Lynn Assistant General Man-ager/Hockey Operations and Tom Thompson Assistant GeneralManager/PlayerPersonnel.

2009:MinnesotaWildnameCraigChannellandMartyNanneasAmateurScouts,ChrisKelleherasProfessionalScoutandPavelRoutaasEurpoeanScout.

SEPTEMBER6

2007:TheWildunveils itsnewRBKEdge jerseysaspartof theNHL’suniformoverhaulsettobegininthe2007-08seasonandannounces that the team will adopt the former alternate thirdjerseyas the team’shomesweaterandwillno longerwear the

greensweater.

SEPTEMBER7

2000:InauguralMinnesotaWildTrainingCampbeginsfor2000-

01NHLseason.

SEPTEMBER15

1999:TomThompsonnamedChiefAmateurScout;GuyLapointe

namedCoordinatorofAmateurScouting.

SEPTEMBER16

2004:NHLworkstoppageofficiallybegins.

SEPTEMBER17

1999:MinnesotaWildpurchaseshistoricMinnesotaClubbuild-

ingtohouseclub’sbusinessoffices.

SEPTEMBER19

2000:MinnesotaWildplaysinfirst-everpreseasongamevs.San

JoseattheRoseGardeninPortland,Oregon.Gameendsin3-3tie.

SEPTEMBER28

2001: Minnesota Wild announces creation of the 10,000 RinksFoundation,anon-profitorganizationthatraisesmoneyforyouth

hockeyandothercommunitygroups.

SEPTEMBER29

2000:First-everhockeygameinXcelEnergyCenterisplayedastheMinnesotaWildbeattheMightyDucksofAnaheim,3-1,ina

preseasoncontest.

OCTOBER5

2005:HockeyofficiallyreturnstoXcelEnergyCenterafteraworkstoppageastheMinnesotaWildopenthe2005-06regularseasonwitha6-3victoryoverCalgary.

2006:MinnesotaopensitssixthNHLseasonwitha3-2overtimevictoryagainstColorado.ThevictoryextendnedtheWild’sunde-

featedstreakinhomeopenersto5-0-1.

OCTOBER6

2000:MinnesotaWildmakesNHLregularseasondebutatMightyDucksofAnaheim,losing3-1.RookieMarianGaborikscoresthe

first-evergoalinWildhistoryinthesecondperiod.

OCTOBER11

2000:MinnesotamakesXcelEnergyCenterregularseasondebutvs.PhiladelphiaFlyers.Gameendsina3-3(OT)tie.DarbyHen-dricksonscoresthefirstWildgoalatXcelEnergyCenter.

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ALL-TIMEACCOLADES&AWARDSTODAYINWILDHISTORY

OCTOBER16

2003: Minnesota Wild unveils new Third Jersey in conjunctionwith the club’s game against the Colorado Avalanche at Xcel

EnergyCenter.

OCTOBER20

2009:MikkoKoivuisnamedfirstpermanentcaptainoftheMin-nesotaWildendinganeight-year traditionof rotatingthecap-

taincymonthlysincetheteam’sinception.

OCTOBER22

2000:JamieMcLennanrecordsthefirstshutoutinteamhistory,

stopping24shotsinascorelesstieathomeagainstFlorida.

OCTOBER28

2005:TheMinnesotaWildplaysinthefirstshootoutinfranchisehistoryatNationwideArena.ItgoeseightroundsbeforeColum-

bus’TrevorLetowskiburiesthegame-winner.

NOVEMBER1

1999: Minnesota Wild host “Topping Off” Celebration at Xcel

EnergyCenter.

NOVEMBER4

2001:One-millionthpatronattendsMinnesotaWildgame.

NOVEMBER5

1999:TodLeiwekenamedfirst-everPresidentofMinnesotaWild.

2000:MinnesotaWildnotchesfirst-everroadvictory,beatingCal-

gary3-2onAnttiLaaksonen’sOTgoal.

NOVEMBER8

2001:DwayneRolosonmakesafranchise-record53savesastheWildbeattheBruinsinBoston5-3.Wilddoesnotregisterashot

ongoalinthethirdperiodforthefirsttimeinfranchisehistory.

NOVEMBER16

2007:TheWild’s7-6shootoutvictoryoverthePredatorsatNash-villeArenamarkedthefirsttimetheWildcamebackfromathree-goaldeficit(6-3)towinagame.Italsosetteamrecordsformostcombined goals in a game, most points in a game and most

shotsongoalinagame.

NOVEMBER18

1999:MinnesotaunveilsofficialWildhomesweateratRoseville

SkatingCenter.

NOVEMBER20

1997:SixfinalistsnamedfornewNHLfranchise:MinnesotaBlueOx, Minnesota Freeze, Minnesota Northern Lights, Minnesota

Voyageurs,MinnesotaWhiteBearsandMinnesotaWild.

NOVEMBER26

2000:AnttiLaaksonentalliesfirst-everhattrickinfranchisehis-

toryina4-2homewinagainstVancouver.

DECEMBER2

2010:TheestablishmentofthenewMinnesotaWildFoundationisannouncedsotheteamcandedicateuniqueresourcestosupporteducational initiatives,children’smedicalcausesandadvance

youthhockeythroughouttheStateofHockey.

DECEMBER3

1997:MarthaLarsonnamedChiefFinancialOfficer(CFO)ofthe

MinnesotaWild,becomingthefirstfemaleCFOinNHLhistory.

DECEMBER5

2007:Sports IllustratedfeaturestheMinnesotaWildbyclaiming

thatSaintPaulisthenew“HockeytownU.S.A.”

DECEMBER11

2005:TheWildrecordsits200thconsecutiveselloutatXcelEn-

ergyCenter,losing3-2toBuffalo.

DECEMBER12

2000: Minnesota Wild ties NHL record for penalty shots by anexpansionteamwiththreepenaltyshotsinaseason.AnttiLaak-sonenisunsuccessful inhisattemptagainstPatrickLalimeof

Ottawa.

DECEMBER19

1997:JacSperlingnamedChiefExecutiveOfficeroftheWild.

DECEMBER20

2007:MarianGaborikscoresfivegoalstohelptheWilddefeattheN.Y.Rangers6-3.Hebecomesthefirstplayerinnearly11yearstorecordafive-goalgameintheNHL.

DECEMBER23

2004:MinnesotaWildannouncesover-the-air televisionbroad-castagreementandpartnershipwithKSTCTV,Channel45.

DECEMBER30

2009:Wildannouncesthatfiveplayerswillrepresenttheteaminthe2010WinterOlympicsinVancouver.NiklasBackstrom,MikkoKoivuandAnttiMiettinenwillplayforFinlandandMartinHavlatandMarekZidlickyforCzechRepublic.

LESTERPATRICKTROPHY(Presented by the NHL and USA Hockey since 1966 to honor a recipient’s contribution to ice hockey in the U.S.)

BobNaegele,Jr.(2008)

JACKADAMSTROPHY(The NHL coach adjudged to have contributed the most to his team’s success.)

JacquesLemaire(2003)

FRANKJ.SELKETROPHY(The NHL forward who demonstrates the most skill in the defensive component of the game.)

WesWalz(2003–finalist)

WILLIAMM.JENNINGSAWARD(The NHL goaltender(s) having played a minimum of 25 games for the team with the fewest goals scored against it.)

NiklasBackstrom&MannyFernandez(2007)

MBNAROGERCROZIERSAVINGGRACEAWARD(The goaltender having played a minimum of 25 games with the NHL’s best save percentage)

DwayneRoloson(2004)

NiklasBackstrom(2007)

NHLALL-STARS

MarianGaborik(2003)

FilipKuba(2004)

DwayneRoloson(2004)

BrianRolston(2007)

MarianGaborik(2008)

NiklasBackstrom(2009)

NHLALL-STARAWARDS

MarianGaborik(2003–FastestSkater)

MarianGaborik(2003–SecondStar)

NHLYOUNGSTARS

MarianGaborik(2002)

NickSchultz(2003)

Pierre-MarcBouchard(2004)

OLYMPIANS

2010

NiklasBackstrom;Finland(bronze)

MartinHavlat;CzechRepublic

MikkoKoivu;Finland(bronze)

AnttiMiettinen:Finland(bronze)

MarekZidlicky;CzechRepublic

2006

MarianGaborik;Slovakia

MikkoKoivu;Finland(silver)

FilipKuba;CzechRepublic(bronze)

BrianRolston;USA

DanielTjarnqvist;Sweden(gold)

PLAYERSOFTHEWEEK

MarianGaborik(10/21/02)

MarianGaborik(3/4/02)

DwayneRoloson(12/15/03)

MannyFernandez(12/26/05)

NHLTHREESTARSOFTHEWEEK

NiklasBackstrom(FirstStar–12/19/06)

NiklasBackstrom(ThirdStar–12/2/07)

MarianGaborik(FirstStar–12/23/07)

MarianGaborik(FirstStar–1/13/08)

NiklasBackstrom(SecondStar–1/20/08)

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TABLEOFCONTENTS HOCKEYOPERATIONS WILDTHINGS THEPLAYERS TEAMHISTORY

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23NYSTROM

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TABLEOFCONTENTS MANAGEMENT WILDSTAFF THEPLAYERS TEAMHISTORYTEAMHISTORY TEAMRECORDS PLAYOFFHISTORY THENHLTEAMHISTORY TEAMRECORDS THEPLAYOFFS THENHL THEMEDIA


DRAFTHISTORYDRAFTHISTORY

2006NHLENTRYDRAFT

RD PICK POS PLAYER CLUB (LEAGUE)

1 9 C JamesSheppard CapeBreton(QMJHL)

2 40 C OndrejFiala Everett(WHL)

3 72 RW CalClutterbuck Oshawa(OHL)

4 102 D KyleMedvec AppleValley(HS-MN)

5 132 G NikoHovinen Jokerit(FINJr.)

6 162 RW JulianWalker Basel(Swiss)

7 192 C ChrisHickey Cretin-DerhamHall(HS-MN)

DRAFTNOTES

The Wild selected Mikael Granlund with the ninth overall pick in 2010

• TheMinnesotaWildfirstparticipatedintheNHLExpansionandNHLEntryDraftinCalgaryonJune24-25,2000.

• TheWildselectedMarianGaborikasitsfirst-everpickofthe2000EntryDraft(firstround,thirdoverall)

• GaborikisthehighestWilddraftpickandJean-MichelBolducisthelowestdraftpick,taken281st(ninthround)inthe2003draft.

• Minnesotamadeitslowestfirst-roundselectioninthe2008EntryDraftwhenitselectedTylerCuma(23rdoverall).

• Minnesotadraftedadefensemanwithitsfirstpickforthefirsttimeinthe2004EntryDraft(A.J.Thelen,12thoverall).Minnesotahaschosenaforwardasitsfirst-roundselectionineightofitsfirst11drafts.

• The2002EntryDraftwasthefirstdraftinwhichtheWildselectedagoaltenderasJoshHarding(secondround,38thoverall)andBarryBrust(thirdround,73rdoverall)werechosen.Overall,Minnesotahasselectedninegoaliesin11drafts(Harding,Brust,Kopriva[2003],Khudobin[2004],Westblom[2005],Hovinen[2006],HackettandKuemper[2009]andGustafsson[2010]).

• TheWildhasselectedsixMinnesotanatives,including:NickLeddy(EdenPrairie;2009),KyleMedvec(AppleValley;2006),ChrisHickey(St.Paul;2006),A.J.Thelen(Savage;2004),MichaelErickson(ElkRiver;2002),andJakeRiddle(Minneapolis;2001).MedvecandHickeyarestillwiththeorganization,MedvecplayedlastseasonwiththeUniversityofVermont(HockeyEast)whileHickeyplayedatSt.ThomasUniversity.

• OfMinnesota’s84totaldraftpicks,26haveplayedinaregular-seasonWildgamewhilefourotherWilddraftpickshaveappearedinNHLregular-seasoncontestswithotherteams.

• 14WilddraftpicksskatedinagamefortheWildduringthe2009-10seasonincludingatleastoneplayerfromthefirsteightEntryDrafts:Schultz(2000),Koivu(2001),Boogaard(2001),Bouchard(2002),Harding(2002),Burns(2003),Irmen(2003),Stoner(2004),Khudobin(2004),Pouliot(2005),Sheppard(2006),Clutterbuck(2006),Falk(2007)andAlmond(2007).FiveWilddraftpicksmadetheirNHLdebutsin2009-10:Irmen,Stoner,Khudobin,FalkandAlmond.

• Minnesotahastotaled84draftpicksinitsfirst11EntryDrafts.Minnesotamadeafranchise-high12totalselectionsinthe2004NHLEntryDraftandafranchise-lowfourtotalselectionsinthe2008EntryDraft.

• TheWildhasmade10tradesondraftday.

2004NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 12 D A.J.Thelen MichiganSt.(NCAA)

2 42 LW RomanVoloshenko Krylja(RUSJr.)

3 78 LW PeterOlvecky Trencin(SVK)

79 D ClaytonStoner Tri-City(WHL)

4 111 F RyanJones Chatham(WOJHL)

114 LW PatrickBordeleau Val-D’Or(QMJHL)

117 RW JulienSprunger HCFribourg(Swiss)

5 161 D Jean-ClaudeSawyer CapeBreton(QMJHL)

6 175 RW AaronBoogaard Tri-City(WHL)

7 195 RW Jean-MichelRizk Saginaw(OHL)

206 G AntonKhudobin Magnitogorsk(Russia)

9 272 C KyleWilson Colgate(NCAA)

2005NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 4 LW BenoitPouliot Sudbury(OHL)

2 57 LW MattKassian Kamloops(WHL)

3 65 G KristoferWestblom Kelowna(WHL)

4 110 C KyleBailey Portland(WHL)

122 C MortenMadsen Frolunda(SEL)

5 129 D AnthonyAiello ThayerAcademy(HS-MA)

7 199 D RileyEmmerson Tri-City(WHL)

2007NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 16 C ColtonGillies Saskatoon(WHL)

4 110 D JustinFalk Spokane(WHL)

5 140 C CodyAlmond Kelowna(WHL)

6 170 D HarriIlvonen Tappara(FINJr.)

7 200 RW CarsonMcMillan Calgary(WHL)

2008NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 23 D TylerCuma Ottawa(OHL)

2 55 D MarcoScandella Val-D’Or(QMJHL)

4 115 D SeanLorenz USNTDP

5 145 LW EeroElo LukkoRauma(FINJr.)

2010NHLENTRYDRAFT

RD PICK POS PLAYER HT WT BORN CLUB (LEAGUE)

1 9 C MikaelGranlund 5-10 180 2/26/92 HIFK(Finland)2 39 RW BrettBulmer 6-2 175 4/26/92 Kelowna(WHL)

56 LW JohanLarsson 5-10 200 7/25/92 BrynasJr.(Sweden)59 LW JasonZucker 5-11 174 1/16/92 USNTDP

6 159 G JohanGustafsson 6-2 202 2/28/92 FarjestadJr.(Sweden)7 189 RW DylenMcKinlay 5-11 170 4/20/92 Chilliwack(WHL)

2009NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 16 D NickLeddy EdenPrairie(HS-MN)

3 77 G MatthewHackett Plymouth(OHL)

4 103 LW KristopherFoucault Calgary(WHL)

116 RW AlexanderFallstrom Shattuck-St.Mary’s(HS-MN)

6 161 G DarcyKuemper RedDeer(WHL)

163 RW JereSallinen BluesJr.(FinlandJr.)

7 182 LW ErikHaula Shattuck-St.Mary’s(HS-MN)

193 C AnthonyHamburg DallasStarsAAA(Midget-TX)


1 20 D BrentBurns Brampton(OHL)

2 56 C PatrickO’Sullivan Mississauga(OHL)

3 78 C DannyIrmen Lincoln(USHL)

5 157 LW MarcinKolusz NovyTarg(POL)

6 187 G MiroslavKopriva Kladno(CZE)

7 207 D GrigoryMisharin Yekaterinburg(RUSJr.)

219 LW AdamCourchaine Vancouver(WHL)

8 251 LW MathieuMelanson Chicoutimi(QMJHL)

9 281 D Jean-MichaelBolduc Quebec(QMJHL)

2003NHLENTRYDRAFT

2002NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 8 C Pierre-MarcBouchard Chicoutimi(QMJHL)

2 38 G JoshHarding Regina(WHL)

3 72 F MichaelErickson Minnesota(NCAA)

73 G BarryBrust Spokane(WHL)

5 155 C ArmandsBerzins Shawinigan(QMJHL)

6 175 RW MattFoy MerrimackCollege(NCAA)

7 204 C NiklasEckerblom Djugarden(SWE)

8 237 F ChristophBrandner Krefeld(DEL)

9 268 D MikhailTyulyapkin N.Novgorod(RUSJr.)

269 F MikaHannula Malmo(SEL)

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUCHARD

21BRODZIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37HARDING

5JOHNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SCHULTZ

36SCOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

6ZANON

3ZIDLICKY

TABLEOFCONTENTS HOCKEYOPERATIONS WILDTHINGS THEPLAYERS TEAMHISTORY

32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUCHARD

21BRODZIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37HARDING

24HAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SCHULTZ

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITZ

4STONER

5ZANON

3ZIDLICKY



ALL-TIMEUNIFORMNUMBERSDRAFTHISTORY

POS PLAYER TEAMG ZacBierk TBG JamieMcLennan STLG ChrisTerreri NJG MikeVernon FLAD ArtemAnisimov PHID ChrisArmstrong SJD LadislavBenysek ANAD IanHerbers NYID FilipKuba CGYD CurtisLeschyshyn CARD SeanO’Donnell LAD OlegOrekhovsky WSHF MichaelBros SJF JeffDaw CHIF JimDowd EDMF DarbyHendrickson VANF JoeJuneau OTTF SergeiKrivokrasov CGYF DarrylLaplante DETF JeffNielsen ANAF StefanNilsson VANF JeffOdgers COLF ScottPellerin STLF StacyRoest DETF CamStewart FLA

2WillieMitchell(2001-06)ErikReitz(2007-09)

3LadislavBenysek(2000-02)KeithCarney(2006-08)MarekZidlicky(2008-10)

4CurtisLeschyshyn(2000-01)BradBrown(2001-04)ShawnBelle(2005-06)MaximNoreau(2010)

5BradBombardir(2000-04)KimJohnsson(2006-10)

6LubomirSekeras(2000-01)TravisRoche(2000-01)MikeMatteucci(2001-02)Jean-GuyTrudel(2002-03)ZbynekMichalek(2003-04)ErikReitz(2006-07)SeanHill(2007-08)TomasMojzis(2008-09)GregZanon(2009-10)

7CliffRonning(2002-03)ErikWestrum(2005-06)ClaytonStoner(2009-10)

8BrentBurns(2003-10)

9HnatDomenichelli(2002-03)AlexandreDaigle(2003-06)MikkoKoivu(2006-10)

10MarianGaborik(2000-09)

11KaiNurminen(2000-01)PascalDupuis(2000-07)DominicMoore(2006-07)ChrisSimon(2007-08)OwenNolan(2008-10)

12MattJohnson(2000-04)BrianRolston(2005-08)CraigWeller(2008-09)ChuckKobasew(2009-10)

14DarbyHendrickson(2000-04)MartinHavlat(2009-10)

15J.J.Daigneault(2000-01)AndrewBrunette(2001-04;2008-10)JamesSheppard(2007-08)

16SteveMcKenna(2000-01)RomanSimicek(2000-01)BillMuckalt(2002-03)SteveKelly(2007-08)AndrewEbbett(2009-10)

17FilipKuba(2000-06)WyattSmith(2006-07)ToddFedoruk(2007-08)PetrSykora(2009)CaseyWellman(2010)

18CamStewart(2000-01)RichardPark(2001-04)MattiasWeinhandl(2005-06)AdamHall(2006-07)ColtonGillies(2008-09)

19JeffNielsen(2000-01)DavidCullen(2001-02)StephaneVeilleux(2002-09)AndyHilbert(2009)

20MaximSushinsky(2000-01)AndreiZyuzin(2002-06)AnttiMiettinen(2008-10)

21CamStewart(2000-02)EricChouinard(2003-04)MikkoKoivu(2005-06)MarkParrish(2006-08)KyleBrodziak(2009-10)

22StacyRoest(2000-02)CalClutterbuck(2007-10)

23PavelPatera(2000-01)JasonMarshall(2001-04)ScottFerguson(2005-06)JasonMorgan(2006-07)PetrKalus(2010)CodyAlmond(2010)

24AnttiLaaksonen(2000-04)DerekBoogaard(2005-10)

25SergeiKrivokrasov(2000-02)RickardWallin(2002-04)RandyRobitaille(2005-06)EricBelanger(2007-10)

26ChristianMatte(2000-01)TonyVirta(2001-02)ChristophBrandner(2003-04)KurtisFoster(2005-09)JaimeSifers(2009-10)

27SeanO’Donnell(2000-01)KyleWanvig(2002-06)JoelWard(2006-07)

28MikeMatteucci(2000-01)JeremyStevenson(2002-03)JasonWeimer(2003-04)ToddWhite(2005-07)PeterOlvecky(2008-09)

29JamieMcLennan(2000-01)JoshHarding(2005-09)

30DerekGustafson(2000-01)DwayneRoloson(2001-06)

31DavidBrumby(2000-01)ZacBierk(2000-01)DerekGustafson(2001-03)DieterKochan(2002-03)MiroslavKopriva(2006-07)WadeDubielewicz(2009-10)

32BrianBonin(2000-01)JasonMarshall(2001-02)MarcChouinard(2003-06)NiklasBackstrom(2006-10)

33ScottPellerin(2000-01)SergeiZholtok(2001-04)PetteriNummelin(2006-08)

34JimDowd(2000-04)DanielTjarnqvist(2005-06)AaronVoros(2007-08)ShaneHnidy(2009-10)

35MannyFernandez(2000-07)AntonKhudobin(2009-10)

36SylvainBlouin(2000-02)AlexHenry(2003-06)JohnScott(2008-10)

37WesWalz(2000-08)JoshHarding(2009-10)

38CurtisMurphy(2002-03)PavolDemitra(2006-08)RobbieEarl(2009-10)

39LadislavBenysek(2000-01)TravisRoche(2000-01)KrystoferKolanos(2008-09)NateProsser(2010)

40ChrisArmstrong(2000-01)

41MartinSkoula(2005-09)

42AndySutton(2000-02)

44AaronGavey(2005-06)AndreiNazarov(2005-06)

45PeterBartos(2000-01)CamBarker(2010)

47Marc-AndreBergeron(2008-09)

48GuillaumeLatendresse(2009-10)

49DanFritsche(2008-09)

51JamesSheppard(2008-10)

55NickSchultz(2001-10)

56ErikReitz(2005-06)

67BenoitPouliot(2006-09)

71SebastienBordeleau(2001-02)TravisRoche(2003-04)

77LubomirSekeras(2000-03)

82MarianGaborik(2000-01)

83MattFoy(2005-08)

92BrankoRadivojevic(2006-08)

96Pierre-MarcBouchard(2002-10)


1 3 RW MarianGaborik DuklaTrencin(SVKJr.)

2 33 D NickSchultz PrinceAlbert(WHL)

4 99 LW MarcCavosie RPI(NCAA)

5 132 RW MaximSushinsky AvangardOmsk(RUS)

6 170 D ErikReitz Erie(OHL)

7 199 C BrianPassmore Oshawa(OHL)

214 LW PeterBartos HCCeskeBude(CZE)

8 232 D LubomirSekeras HCOcelariTrinec(CZE)

255 C EricJohansson Tri-City(WHL)

2000NHLENTRYDRAFT

EXPANSIONDRAFT2001NHLENTRYDRAFT


1 6 C MikkoKoivu TPSTurku(FINJr.)

2 36 RW KyleWanvig RedDeer(WHL)

3 74 D ChrisHeid Spokane(WHL)

93 C StephaneVeilleux Val-D’Or(QMJHL)

4 103 C TonyVirta TPSTurku(FINJr.)

7 202 LW DerekBoogaard PrinceGeorge(WHL)

8 239 LW JakeRiddle Seattle(WHL)

DRAFTHISTORY

TheMinnesotaWildwillhostthe2011NHL®EntryDraftatXcel

EnergyCenter inSt.Paul.TheEntryDraftwillbeheldovertwo

days,Friday,June24andSaturday,June25.

The2011NHLEntryDraftwillbethesecond-

everheld in thestate ofMinnesotaand the

firstatXcelEnergyCenter.The1989NHL

EntryDrafttookplaceattheMetCenter

in Bloomington. Minnesota has played

host to other NHL signature events in-

cludingthe1991StanleyCup®Final,

the1972and2004NHLAll-StarGames

andthe2004WorldCupofHockey.TheXcelEn-

ergyCenterhasalsohostedthe2002FrozenFour,will

hostthe2011FrozenFourandishometotheWCHAFinal-

FiveTournamentandtheMinnesotaStateBoys’andGirls’High

SchoolHockeyTournaments.

“TheDraftisasignatureevent,and,asourLeaguegetsyounger

andyounger, itoffersapreviewof theNHL’sfuture,”saidGary

Bettman,NHLCommissioner.“ThegreatfansinMinnesotawill

getafirst-handviewoftomorrow’sstars.

“We are extremely excited to host the 2011 NHL Entry Draft at

XcelEnergyCenter,” saidMinnesotaWildOwnerCraig Leipold.

“The event will be a great opportunity for the State

of Hockey to see the future stars of the

NHL and to support the drafted players

that were developed in Minnesota’s

youthhockeyassociationsandhigh

schools. Hockey’s international spot-

lightwillshinebrightlyonXcelEnergy

CenterandtheCityofSaintPaul.”

The NHL Entry Draft has grown sig-

nificantly since the first such event was

held in a Montreal hotel ballroom in 1963. In

Minnesota,NHLclubexecutives,scoutsandcoaches

will be present on the Entry Draft floor while more than

10,000fansandmorethan500print,televisionandradiomedia

areexpected.

InthelastthreeNHLEntryDrafts(2007-09)therehavebeen42

playersfromthestateofMinnesotaselected,including12inthe

firsttworounds.

XCEL ENERGY CENTER TO HOST 2011 NHL ENTRY DRAFT

32BAckSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

9kOIvU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLIckY

TABLEOFcONTENTS HOckEYOPERATIONS WILDTHINGS THEPLAYERS TEAMHISTORY

32BAckSTROM

25BARkER

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAvLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIvU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY

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ALL-TIMEROSTERALL-TIMEROSTER

A

Almond,Cody(2009-10)

Armstrong,Chris(2000-01)

B

Backstrom,Niklas(2006-10)

Barker,Cam(2009-10)

Bartos,Peter(2000-01)

Belanger,Eric(2007-10)

Belle,Shawn(2006-07)

Benysek,Ladislav(2000-03)

Bergeron,Marc-Andre(2008-09)

Bierk,Zac(2000-01)

Blouin,Sylvain(2000-03)

Bombardir,Brad(2000-04)

Bonin,Brian(2000-01)

Boogaard,Derek(2005-10)

Bordeleau,Sebastien(2001-02)

Bouchard,Pierre-Marc(2002-10)

Brandner(2003-04)

Brodziak,Kyle(2009-10)

Brown,Brad(2001-04)

Brunette,Andrew(2001-04,09-10)

Burns,Brent(2003-10)

c

Carney,Keith(2006-08)

Chouinard,Marc(2003-06)

Chouinard,Eric(2003-04)

Clutterbuck,Cal(2007-10)

Cullen,David(2001-02)

D

Daigle,Alexandre(2003-06)

Daigneault,J.J.(2000-01)

Demitra,Pavol(2006-08)

Domenichelli,Hnat(2001-03)

Dowd,Jim(2000-04)

Dubielewicz,Wade(2009-10)

Dupuis,Pascal(2000-07)

E

Earl,Robbie(2009-10)

Ebbett,Andrew(2009-10)

F

Falk,Justin(2009-10)

Fedoruk,Todd(2007-08)

Ferguson,Scott(2005-06)

Fernandez,Manny(2000-07)

Foster,Kurtis(2005-09)

Foy,Matt(2005-08)

Fritsche,Dan(2008-09)

G

Gaborik,Marian(2000-09)

Gavey,Aaron(2000-02)

Gillies,Colton(2008-09)

Gustafson,Derek(2000-02)

H

Hall,Adam(2006-07)

Harding,Josh(2005-10)

Havlat,Martin(2009-10)

Hendrickson,Darby(2000-04)

Henry,Alex(2003-06)

Hilbert,Andy(2009-10)

Hill,Sean(2007-08)

Hnidy,Shane(2009-10)

I

Irmen,Danny(2009-10)

j

Johnson,Matt(2000-04)

Johnsson,Kim(2006-10)

k

Kalus,Petr(2009-10)

Kelly,Steve(2007-08)

Khudobin,Anton(2009-10)

Kobasew,Chuck(2009-10)

Kochan,Dieter(2002-03)

Koivu,Mikko(2005-10)

Kolanos,Krystofer(2008-09)

Krivokrasov,Sergei(2000-02)

Kuba,Filip(2000-06)

L

Laaksonen,Antti(2000-04)

Latendresse,Guillaume(2009-10)

Leschyshyn,Curtis(2000-01)

M

Marshall,Jason(2001-04)

Matte,Christian(2000-01)

Matteucci,Mike(2001-02)

McKenna,Steve(2000-01)

McLennan,Jamie(2000-01)

Michalek,Zbynek(2003-04)

Miettinen,Antti(2008-10)

Mitchell,Willie(2000-06)

Mojzis,Tomas(2008-09)

Moore,Dominic(2006-08)

Morgan,Jason(2006-07)

Muckalt,Bill(2002-03)

Murphy,Curtis(2002-03)

N

Nazarov,Andrei(2005-06)

Nielsen,Jeff(2000-01)

Nolan,Owen(2008-10)

Noreau,Maxim(2009-10)

Nummelin,Petteri(2006-08)

Nurminen,Kai(2000-01)

O

O’Donnell,Sean(2000-01)

Olvecky,Peter(2008-09)

P

Park,Richard(2001-04)

Parrish,Mark(2006-08)

Patera,Pavel(2000-01)

Pellerin,Scott(2000-01)

Pouliot,Benoit(2006-10)

Prosser,Nate(2009-10)

R

Radivojevic,Branko(2006-08)

Reitz,Erik(2005-09)

Robitaille,Randy(2005-06)

Roche,Travis(2000-04)

Roest,Stacy(2000-02)

Roloson,Dwayne(2002-06)

Rolston,Brian(2005-08)

Ronning,Cliff(2002-03)

S

Schultz,Nick(2001-10)

Scott,John(2008-10)

Sekeras,Lubomir(2000-03)

Sheppard,James(2007-10)

Sifers,Jaime(2009-10)

Simicek,Roman(2000-02)

Simon,Chris(2007-08)

Skoula,Martin(2005-09)

Smith,Nathan(2009-10)

Smith,Wyatt(2006-07)

Stevenson,Jeremy(2002-04)

Stewart,Cam(2000-01)

Stoner,Clayton(2009-10)

Sutton,Andy(2000-02)

Sushinsky,Maxim(2000-01)

Sykora,Petr(2009-10)

T

Tjarnqvist,Daniel(2005-06)

Trudel,Jean-Guy(2002-03)

v

Veilleux,Stephane(2002-09)

Virta,Tony(2001-02)

Voros,Aaron(2007-08)

W

Walz,Wes(2000-08)

Wallin,Rickard(2002-04)

Wanvig,Kyle(2002-06)

Ward,Joel(2006-07)

Weinhandl,Mattias(2005-07)

Weller,Craig(2008-09)

Wellman,Casey(2009-10)

Westrum,Erik(2005-06)

White,Todd(2005-07)

Wiemer,Jason(2003-04)

z

Zanon,Greg(2009-10)

Zholtok,Sergei(2001-04)

Zidlicky,Marek(2008-10)

Zyuzin,Andrei(2002-06)

MINNESOTA NATIVES IN A WILD UNIFORM

NAME YEARS GAMES G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SH SH%

1 DarbyHendrickson 2000-04 182 29 31 60 -31 100 5 3 2 241 12

2 MarkParrish 2006-08 142 35 34 69 11 34 12 0 4 236 14.8

3 WyattSmith 2006-07 61 3 3 6 -8 16 1 0 0 44 6.8

4 JeffNielsen 2000-01 59 3 8 11 -16 4 1 0 1 82 3.7

5 SeanHill 2007-08 35 2 7 9 -16 32 1 0 1 18 11.1

6 ErikWestrum 2005-06 10 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 16 0

7 BrianBonin 2000-01 7 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 7 0

8 NateProsser 2009-10 3 0 1 1 2 8 0 0 0 4 0

32BAckSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

18GILLIES

37HARDING

5jOHNSSON

9kOIvU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55ScHULTz

36ScOTT

51SHEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLIckY

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32BAckSTROM

25BARkER

96BOUcHARD

21BRODzIAk

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22cLUTTERBUck

7cULLEN

37HARDING

24HAvLAT

12kOBASEW

9kOIvU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55ScHULTz

51SHEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLIckY

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TEAM MANAGEMENT

Niklas Backstrom is the franchise leader in wins (119), shutouts (19), home shutouts (13), shutout streak (149:19) and ranks second all-time in goals against average (2.37), games played (230) and save percentage (.918).

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32 BAckSTROM

25 BELANGER

24 BOOGAARD

96 BOUchARD

21 BRODzIAk

15 BRUNETTE

8 BURNS

22 cLUTTERBUck

18 GILLIES

37 hARDING

5 jOhNSSON

9 kOIvU

20 MIETTINEN

11 NOLAN

67 POULIOT

55 SchULTz

36 ScOTT

51 ShEPPARD

12 WELLER

6 zANON

3 zIDLIckY


32 BAckSTROM

25 BARkER

96 BOUchARD

21 BRODzIAk

15 BRUNETTE

8 BURNS

22 cLUTTERBUck

7 cULLEN

37 hARDING

24 hAvLAT

12 kOBASEW

9 kOIvU

48 LATENDRESSE

11 MADDEN

20 MIETTINEN

23 NYSTROM

55 SchULTz

51 ShEPPARD

16 STAUBITz

4 STONER

5 zANON

3 zIDLIckY



RECORDBOOKALL-TIMESTREAKS

TEAMRECORDSSTREAKS

LONGEST WINNING STREAK 9 -3/8-3/24/07At Home: 11 -4/4-11/02/06On Road: 5 -3/8-3/17/07LONGEST POINTS STREAK 11 -(10-0-1)4/3-10/21/07At Home: 14 -(10-0-4)3/9/08-10/27/09On Road: 9 -(7-0-2)2/22-3/17/07LONGEST WINLESS STREAK 12 -(0-9-3)3/11-4/4/01At Home: 8 -(0-5-3)2/26-3/28/01On Road: 12 -(0-4-8)12/18/03-1/31/04LONGEST LOSING STREAK 5 -12/5-12/14/08At Home: 3 -2x,last,1/9-1/16/06On Road: 8 -10/3-10/26/09MOST CONSECUTIVE TIES 4 -12/23-12/30/03At Home: 2 -1/12-1/14/04 -10/14-10/16/01On Road: 4 -12/18-12/30/03LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK169:20 -3/31-4/7/07At Home:157:40 -3/29-4/7/07On Road:158:14 -12/29/08-1/9/09

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT BEING SHUT OUT 93 -11/2/05-11/29/06At Home: 72 -1/12/04-11/29/06On Road: 54 -11/2/05-12/27/06 LONGEST SCORELESS STREAK180:07 -1/28-2/10/02At Home:180:07 -1/28-2/10/02On Road:145:00 -3/25-4/03/03

POINTSMOST POINTS 104 -2006-07(48-26-8)At Home: 63 -2006-07(29-6-5)On Road: 43 -2007-08(19-17-5)FEWEST POINTS 68 -2000-01(25-39-18)

At Home: 41 -2001-02(14-14-13)On Road: 26 -2000-01(11-26-4)

WINSMOST WINS 48 -2006-07At Home: 29 -2006-07On Road: 19 -2006-07;2007-08FEWEST WINS 25 -2000-01At Home: 14 -2001-02;2000-01On Road: 11 -2003-04;2000-01

Margin Goaltenders Date of Victory Opponent Score (Wild/Opp.)12/17/00 6goals vs.Dallas 6-0 Fernandez/Belfour11/29/01 6goals vs.Florida 6-0 Roloson/Luongo,Kidd3/25/04 6goals @Chicago 8-2 Fernandez/Munro10/12/05 6goals vs.Vancouver 6-0 Roloson/Cloutier11/18/00 5goals @Boston 6-1 Fernandez/Dafoe1/24/01 5goals @Anaheim 5-0 Fernandez/Giguere3/10/02 5goals vs.Columbus 5-0 Roloson/Tugnutt,Labbe12/08/05 5goals @Pittsburgh 5-0 Fernandez/Thibault10/26/02 5goals @Phoenix 6-1 Fernandez/Boucher10/19/05 5goals vs.SanJose 6-1 Fernandez/Nabokov10/14/06 5goals vs.Columbus 5-0 Fernandez/Leclaire,Norrena

1/29/09 5goals vs.Toronto 6-1 Backstrom/Pogge

Margin Goaltenders Date of Victory Opponent Score (Wild/Opp.)2/08/02 6goals vs.Colorado 6-0 Fernandez,Roloson/Aebischer

4/12/02 6goals @Phoenix 7-1 Roloson,Gustafson/Burke,Esche

10/25/00 5goals @Toronto 6-1 McLennan,Fernandez/Joseph

1/16/06 5goals vs.Ottawa 6-1 Roloson/Hasek1/12/01 5goals vs.Colorado 5-0 Fernandez/Roy11/11/01 5goals vs.Vancouver 5-0 Fernandez,Roloson/Cloutier

11/16/01 5goals vs.Detroit 8-3 Roloson,Fernandez/Legace

11/27/02 5goals @Dallas 5-0 Fernandez/Turco3/15/03 5goals @Columbus 5-0 Fernandez,Roloson/Denis12/7/07 5goals @Detroit 5-0 Harding/Hasek12/26/07 5goals @Dallas 8-3 Harding/Turco3/18/10 5goals @Nashville 5-0 Harding,Dubielewicz/Rinne

OVERALL9games(3/8-3/24/07)8games(4/3-10/14/07)6games(10/05-10/18/06)5games,2x,last(11/27-12/5/09)

HOME11games(4/04-11/02/06)8games(12/05/06-01/02/07)7games(4/3-10/30/07)7games(3/15-10/11/08)6games,2x,last(4/3-10/24/09)

ROAD5games(3/08-3/17/07)4games(1/11-1/19/07)3games,5x,last(10/14-10/18/08)

OVERALL12games(3/26-10/27/08;10-0-2)11games(4/3/07-10/21/07;10-0-1)10games(3/08-3/27/07;9-0-1)9games(12/13-12/30/03;4-0-5)8games(12/17/00-1/05/01;5-0-3)

HOME13games(2/19-10/24/09;9-0-4)12games(3/9-10/28/08;9-0-3)11games(4/04-11/02/06;11-0-0)10games(2/29/04-10/12/05;8-0-2)9games,3x,last(1/6-2/6/10;8-0-1)

ROAD9games(2/22-3/17/07;7-0-2)7games(12/06-12/30/03;2-0-5)5games(10/12-11/04/02;3-0-2)5games(3/04-03/18/04;2-0-3)4games,7x,last(4/6-10/18/08;3-0-1)

OVERALL12games(3/11-4/04/01;0-7-5)9games(1/19-2/08/02;0-6-3)7games(12/23/03-1/05/04;0-2-5)7games(2/22-3/07/04;0-4-3)6games,2x,last(12/5-12/17/08;0-5-1)

HOME8games(2/26-3/28/01;0-3-5)6games(1/11-2/08/02;0-3-3)6games(11/13-11/30/03;0-4-2)5games(10/29-11/22/00;0-3-2)5games(10/14-10/31/01;0-2-3)

ROAD12games(12/18/03-1/31/04;0-4-8)11games(11/20/06-1/09/07;0-10-1)8games(10/3-10/26/09;0-8-0)7games(3/15-10/06/01;0-5-2)7games(3/31-10/12/02;0-3-4)

OVERALL5games(12/5-12/14/08)5games(10/8-10/17/09)4games,4x,last(12/29/09-1/5/10)

HOME3games,2x,mostrecent(1/09-1/16/06)2games,22x,mostrecent(3/31-4/2/10)

ROAD8games(10/3-10/26/09)7games(12/12/06-1/09/07)6games(12/6-12/29/08)5games,3x,last(12/29/09-1/18/10)

Season Longest Winning Streak Longest Point Streak Longest Winless Streak Longest Losing Streak2000-01 2games(fivetimes) 8games(12/17-1/5) 12games(3/11-4/4) 4games(2/21-2/26)2001-02 3games(twotimes) 7games(twotimes) 9games(1/19-2/8) 4games(1/30-2/8)2002-03 3games(sixtimes) 6games(twotimes) 5games(11/25-12/5) 3games(threetimes)2003-04 3games(fourtimes) 9games(12/13-12/30) 7games(twotimes) 4games(11/20-11/28)2005-06 5games(1/18-1/26) 5games(1/18-1/26) 4games(twotimes) 3games(fourtimes)2006-07 9games(3/8-3/24) 10games(3/8-3/27) 4games(11/25-12/2) 3games(twotimes)2007-08 5games(10/4-14) 8games(10/4-10/21) 5games(twotimes) 3games(twotimes)2008-09 4games(10/11-10/18) 7games(10/11-10/27) 6games(12/5-12/17) 5games(12/5-12/14)2009-10 5games(11/27-12/5) 7games(11/20-12/5) 5games(10/8-10/17) 5games(10/8-10/17)

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RECORDBOOKRECORDBOOK

FEWEST GAMES TO 10 WINS 12 -2006-07(11/2/06)FEWEST GAMES TO 20 WINS 34 -2007-08(12/20/07)FEWEST GAMES TO 30 WINS 52 -2007-08(2/2/08)FEWEST GAMES TO 40 WINS 71 -2006-07(3/13/07)

LOSSESMOST LOSSES 39 -2000-01At Home: 16 -2005-06On Road: 26 -2000-01FEWEST LOSSES 26 -2006-07At Home: 6 -2006-07On Road: 16 -2003-04;2002-03

ShOOTOUTSMOST SHOOTOUT APPEARANCES 17 -2006-07At Home: 11 -2006-07On Road: 6 -2006-07 MOST SHOOTOUT WINS 10 -2006-07At Home: 7 -2006-07On Road: 3 -2x,2005-06;2006-07MOST SHOOTOUT LOSSES 8 -2007-08At Home: 4 -2x,2006-07;2009-10On Road: 5 -2007-08

REGULATIONTIESMOST REGULATION TIES 25 -2006-07At Home: 17 -2006-07On Road: 14 -2003-04FEWEST REGULATION TIES 18 -2000-01At Home: 8 -2002-03On Road: 4 -2000-01

MARGINSLARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 6 -4x,last,10/12/05in6-0winvs.VANAt Home: 6 -3x,last,10/12/05in6-0winvs.VAN

On Road: 6 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHILARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT 6 -4/12/02in7-1lossatPHX -2/8/02in6-0lossvs.COLAt Home: 6 -2/8/02in6-0lossvs.COLOn Road: 6 -4/12/02in7-1lossatPHX

GOALSMOST GOALS, SEASON 235 -2006-07At Home: 131 -2009-10On Road: 112 -2006-07 FEWEST GOALS, SEASON 168 -2000-01At Home: 87 -2000-01On Road: 81 -2000-01MOST GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 246 -2009-10At Home: 119 -2009-10On Road: 127 -2009-10FEWEST GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 178 -2002-03At Home: 79 -2002-03On Road: 94 -2003-04MOST 20-GOAL SCORERS, SEASON 5 -2006-07MOST GOALS SCORED, GAME 8 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHI -4/10/09in8-4winvs.NSHAt Home: 8 -4/10/09in8-4winvs.NSHOn Road: 8 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHIMOST GOALS SCORED AGAINST, GAME 8 -11/16/01in8-3lossatDET -12/26/07in8-3lossatDALAt Home: 7 -10/24/01in7-3lossvs.CAROn Road: 8 -11/16/01in8-3lossatDET -12/26/07in8-3lossatDALMOST GOALS SCORED BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 13 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSHAt Home: 12 -4/10/09in8-4winvs.NSHOn Road: 13 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSHMOST GOALS, PERIOD 5 -10/19/05in3rdof6-1winvs.SJAt Home: 5 -10/19/05in3rdof6-1winvs.SJ

On Road: 4 -5x,last,12/14/07in3rdof5-2winatANAMOST GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 5 -3x,last,1/23/04in3rdof6-2lossatANAAt Home: 4 -3x,last,12/1/08in2ndof6-5lossvs.COLOn Road: 5 -3x,last,1/23/04in3rdof6-2lossatANAMOST GOALS BY BOTH TEAMS, PERIOD 6 -6x,last,12/1/08in6-5lossvs.COLAt Home: 6 -12/22/00in3rdof4-3winvs.LA -12/1/08in6-5lossvs.COLOn Road: 6 -4x,last,11/16/06in2ndof7-6(SO)winatNSH

ASSISTSMOST ASSISTS, GAME 14 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHIAt Home: 12 -1/27/09in6-1winvs.TOROn Road: 14 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHIMOST ASSISTS AGAINST, GAME 14 -12/26/07in8-3lossatDALAt Home: 12 -2/8/02in6-0lossvs.COLOn Road: 14 -12/26/07in8-3lossatDALMOST ASSISTS BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 22 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSH(MIN-11,NSH-11)At Home: 19 -3x,last,12/1/08in6-5lossvs.COL(MIN-9,COL-10)On Road: 22 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSH(MIN-11,NSH-11)MOST ASSISTS, PERIOD 8 -7x,last,1/9/10in3rdof6-5SOwinvs.CHIAt Home: 8 -4x,last,1/9/10in3rdof6-5SOwinvs.CHIOn Road: 8 -3x,last,1/30/07in3rdof5-2winatSTLMOST ASSISTS AGAINST, PERIOD 10 -1/23/04in3rdof6-2lossatANA -4/12/02in2ndof7-1lossatPHXAt Home: 7 -1/30/06in1stof5-4lossvs.DET

On Road: 10 -1/23/04in3rdof6-2lossatANA -4/12/02in2ndof7-1lossatPHXMOST ASSISTS BY BOTH TEAMS, PERIOD 12 -11/16/01in3rdof8-3lossatDET(MIN-6,DET-6)At Home: 10 -3x,last,12/1/08in2ndof6-5lossvs.COL (MIN-4,COL-6)On Road: 12 -11/16/01in3rdof8-3lossatDET(MIN-6,DET-6)

POINTSMOST POINTS, GAME 22 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHI

At Home: 19 -4/10/09in8-4winvs.NSHOn Road: 22 -3/25/04in8-2winatCHIMOST POINTS AGAINST, GAME 22 -12/26/07in8-3lossatDALAt Home: 18 -2/8/02in6-0lossvs.COLOn Road: 22 -12/26/07in8-3lossatDALMOST POINTS BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 34 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSH(MIN-17,NSH-17)At Home: 30 -3x,last,12/1/08in6-5lossvs.COL(MIN-16,COL-14)On Road: 34 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSH(MIN-17,NSH-17)MOST POINTS, PERIOD 12 -8x,last,1/9/10in3rdof6-5SOwinvs.CHIAt Home: 12 -5x,last,1/9/10in3rdof6-5SOwinvs.CHIOn Road: 12 -3x,last,1/30/07(4g-8a)in3rdof5-2winatSTLMOST POINTS AGAINST, PERIOD 15 -4/12/02(5g-10a)in2ndper.of7-1lossatPHXAt Home: 11 -1/30/06(4g-7a)in1stof5-4lossvs.DETOn Road: 15 -4/12/02(5g-10a)in2ndof7-1lossatPHXMOST POINTS BY BOTH TEAMS, PERIOD 18 -11/16/01in3rdof8-3lossatDET(MIN-9,DET-9)At Home: 16 -3x,last,12/1/08in2ndof6-5lossvs.COL (MIN-6,COL-10)On Road: 18 -11/16/01in3rdof8-3lossatDET(MIN-9,DET-9)

SPECIALTEAMSBEST POWER-PLAY PERCENTAGE, SEASON 20.1 -2008-09(66/328)At Home: 23.8 -2006-07(49/206)On Road: 19.0 -2008-09(32/168)LOWEST POWER-PLAY PERCENTAGE, SEASON 9.6 -2000-01(36/374)At Home: 9.7 -2000-01(19/198)On Road: 9.7 -2000-01(17/176)BEST PENALTY-KILL PERCENTAGE, SEASON 87.6 -2008-09(36/291)At Home: 87.0 -2000-01(25/193);2005-2006(28/215)On Road: 89.1 -2008-09(17/156)LOWEST PENALTY-KILL PERCENTAGE, SEASON 82.7 -2009-10(53/306)At Home: 83.4 -2001-02(27/163)On Road: 81.4 -2009-10(31/167)

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MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SEASON 77 -2005-06At Home: 49 -2006-07On Road: 32 -2008-09FEWEST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SEASON 36 -2000-01At Home: 19 -2000-01On Road: 17 -2000-01MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 62 -2001-02At Home: 28 -2005-06On Road: 35 -2001-02FEWEST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 36 -2008-09At Home: 19 -2008-09On Road: 17 -2008-09MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, GAME 5 -3x,last,11/29/08in6-2winatNSHAt Home: 5 -2/7/06in5-1winvs.LA -10/7/06in6-5winvs.NSHOn Road: 5 -11/29/08in6-2winatNSHMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, GAME 4 -1/30/10in5-2lossatSJAt Home: 3 -2/8/02in6-0lossvs.COL -11/12/00in5-4lossvs.EDMOn Road: 4 -1/30/10in5-2lossatSJMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, PERIOD 4 -12/14/07in2ndof5-2winatANAAt Home: 3 -3x,last,11/5/07in1stof5-2winvs.EDMOn Road: 4 -12/14/07in2ndper.of5-2winatANAMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 3 -4/02/03in1stof3-0lossatCBJ -2/08/02in1stof6-0lossvs.COLAt Home: 3 -2/08/02in1stof6-0lossvs.COL

On Road: 3 -4/02/03in1stper.of3-0lossatCBJMOST POWER-PLAY CHANCES, SEASON 453 -2005-06(77PPGs,17.0%)At Home: 236 -2005-06(46PPGs,19.5%)On Road: 217 -2005-06(31PPGs,14.3%)FEWEST POWER-PLAY CHANCES, SEASON 309 -2009-10(59PPGs,19.1%)

At Home: 156 -2009-10(34PPGs,21.8%)On Road: 153 -2009-10(25PPGs,16.3%)

MOST POWER-PLAY CHANCES, GAME 11 -3x,last,11/29/08in6-2winatNSHAt Home: 11 -12/29/06in4-3OTwinvs.CBJOn Road: 11 -10/24/03in4-3winatFLA -11/29/08in6-2winatNSHFEWEST POWER-PLAY CHANCES, GAME 0 -4x,last,3/3/10in4-0winatCGYAt Home: 0 -3/6/07in3-0lossvs.SJOn Road: 0 -3x,last,3/3/10in4-0winatCGYMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A PP GOAL, SEASON 9 -10/16-11/01/03At Home: 10 -10/25-12/17/05On Road: 5 -12/8-12/28/05 10/12-11/04/02MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A PP GOAL AGAINST, SEASON 7 -12/07-12/19/02At Home: 7 -11/23-12/19/02 -2/16-3/11/01On Road: 8 -3/08-4/04/01MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, SEASON 13 -2000-01At Home: 10 -2000-01On Road: 7 -2001-02FEWEST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, SEASON 3 -2007-08At Home: 2 -2007-08On Road: 1 -2002-03;2007-08;2009-10MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 14 -2000-01At Home: 7 -2000-01On Road: 9 -2009-10FEWEST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 5 -2002-03At Home: 2 -2003-04On Road: 1 -2002-03MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, GAME 2 -11/26/00in4-2winvs.VAN -4/11/09in6-3winatCBJAt Home: 2 -11/26/00in4-2winvs.VAN

On Road: 2 -4/11/09in6-3winatCBJMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, GAME 2 -2x,last,2/14/09in5-3lossvs.OTTAt Home: 2 -2x,last,2/14/09in5-3lossvs.OTTOn Road: 1 -43x,last,4/5/10in4-1lossatEDMMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, PERIOD 2 -11/26/00in2ndof4-2winvs.VANAt Home: 2 -11/26/00in2ndof4-2winvs.VANOn Road: 1 -28x,last,11/10/09in3rdof5-2winatTORMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 1 -79x,last,4/5/10in1stof4-1lossatEDMAt Home: 1 -36x,last,1/9/10in2ndof6-5SOwinvs.CHIOn Road: 1 -43x,last,4/5/10in1stof4-1lossatEDMMOST TIMES SHORT-HANDED, SEASON 436 -2005-06(55PPGA,87.4%)At Home: 215 -2005-06(28PPGA,87.0%)On Road: 221 -2005-06(27PPGA,87.8%)FEWEST TIMES SHORT-HANDED, SEASON 283 -2003-04(44PPGA,84.5%)At Home: 135 -2008-09(19PPGA,85.9%)On Road: 141 -2003-04(21PPGA,85.1%)MOST SHORT-HANDED SITUATIONS, GAME 10 -2x,last,11/16/07in6-2lossatVANAt Home: 9 -2x,last,1/24/06in3-2winvs.PHXOn Road: 10 -2x,last,11/16/07in6-2lossatVANMOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A SH GOAL, SEASON 2 -7x,last,11/7-11/10/09At Home: NoneOn Road: 2 -2x,last,4/7-4/9/06MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A SH GOAL AGAINST, SEASON 3 -10/15-10/20/00 -3/26-4/5/10At Home: 3 -10/15-10/20/00On Road: 3 -3/26-4/5/10

PENALTYMINUTESMOST PENALTY MINUTES, SEASON 1,209 -2001-02;2005-06At Home: 591 -2005-06On Road: 681 -2001-02FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES, SEASON 889 -2008-09

At Home: 394 -2008-09On Road: 425 -2006-07MOST PENALTY MINUTES, GAME 57 -3/2/02in6-3lossatVANAt Home: 54 -3/28/08in4-0winvs.VANOn Road: 57 -3/2/02in6-3lossatVANMOST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT, GAME 63 -2/02/04in4-0winvs.STLAt Home: 63 -2/02/04in4-0winvs.STLOn Road: 50 -12/22/01in3-1winatVANMOST PENALTY MINUTES BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 113 -3/28/08in4-0winvs.VAN(MIN-64,STL-49)At Home: 113 -3/28/08in4-0winvs.VAN(MIN-64,STL-49)On Road: 84 -3/02/02in6-3lossatVAN(MIN-57,VAN-27) -12/22/01in2-1winatVAN(MIN-34,VAN-50)

MOST PENALTY MINUTES, PERIOD 48 -3/28/08in3rdof4-0winvs.VANAt Home: 48 -3/28/08in3rdof4-0winvs.VANOn Road: 36 -3/31/01in3rdof4-1lossatNSHMOST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT, PERIOD 44 -2/02/04in3rdof4-0winvs.STLAt Home: 44 -2/02/04in3rdof4-0winvs.STLOn Road: 36 -3/24/04in2ndof2-0lossatCBJMOST PENALTY MINUTES BY BOTH TEAMS, PERIOD 81 -3/28/08in3rdof4-0winvs.VAN(MIN-48,VAN-33)At Home: 81 -3/28/08in3rdof4-0winvs.VAN(MIN-48,VAN-33)On Road: 57 -3/24/04in2ndof2-0lossatCBJ(MIN-21,CBJ-36)

PENALTIESMOST PENALTIES, GAME 16 -3/02/02in6-3lossatVANAt Home: 15 -2/02/04in4-0winvs.STLOn Road: 16 -3/02/02in6-3lossatVANMOST PENALTIES BY OPPONENT, GAME 16 -3x,last,11/29/08in6-2winatNSHAt Home: 16 -2/02/04in4-0winvs.STL -3/31/03in3-0winvs.CGYOn Road: 16 -11/29/08in6-2winatNSH

MOST PENALTIES BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 31 -2/02/04in4-0winvs.STL(MIN-15,STL-16)At Home: 31 -2/02/04in4-0winvs.STL(MIN-15,STL-16)

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On Road: 25 -3/02/02in6-3lossatVAN(MIN-16,VAN-9) -11/29/08in6-2winatNSH(MIN-9,NSH-16)FEWEST PENALTIES, GAME 0 -1/02/04in2-1lossvs.EDM -3/14/03in3-1winvs.NSHAt Home: 0 -1/02/04in2-1lossvs.EDM -3/14/03in3-1winvs.NSHOn Road: 1 -5x,last,12/28/09in4-3winatLAFEWEST PENALTIES BY OPPONENT, GAME 0 -3x,last,3/3/10in4-0winatCGYAt Home: 0 -3/6/07in3-0lossvs.SJOn Road: 0 -2x,last,3/3/10in4-0winatCGYFEWEST PENALTIES BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 2 -5x,last,3/3/10in4-0winatCGY(MIN-2,CGY-0)At Home: 2 -3x,last,12/15/09in2-1winvs.CBJ(MIN-1,CBJ-1)On Road: 2 -2x,last,3/3/10in4-0winatCGY(MIN-2,CGY-0)

ShOTSMOST SHOTS, SEASON 2,431 -2006-07At Home: 1,235 -2006-07On Road: 1,196 -2006-07FEWEST SHOTS, SEASON 1,954 -2001-02At Home: 965 -2001-02On Road: 981 -2003-04MOST SHOTS AGAINST, SEASON 2,518 -2008-09At Home: 1,244 -2000-01On Road: 1,360 -2008-09FEWEST SHOTS AGAINST, SEASON 2,297 -2001-02At Home: 1,046 -2001-02On Road: 1,091 -2002-03MOST SHOTS, GAME 47 -12/21/02in4-2lossatCOLAt Home: 43 -1/10/03in2-1winvs.PHXOn Road: 47 -12/21/02in4-2lossatCOLMOST SHOTS AGAINST, GAME 56 -11/08/01in5-3winatBOS

At Home: 51 -12/22/07in4-1lossvs.DETOn Road: 56 -11/08/01in5-3winatBOS

MOST SHOTS BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 90 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSH(MIN-45,NSH-45)At Home: 73 -1/10/03in2-1winvs.PHX(MIN-43,PHX-30)On Road: 90 -11/16/06in7-6(SO)winatNSH(MIN-45,NSH-45)FEWEST SHOTS, GAME 11 -4x,last,3/4/10in3-2SOlossvs.FLAAt Home: 13 -10/27/00in3-1winvs.CGYOn Road: 11 -4x,last,3/4/10in3-2SOlossvs.FLAFEWEST SHOTS AGAINST, GAME 13 -1/18/03in1-0lossvs.ANAAt Home: 13 -1/18/03in1-0lossvs.ANAOn Road: 15 -3/01/03in2-0lossatSTLFEWEST SHOTS BY BOTH TEAMS, GAME 32 -2/15/04in2-1lossvs.CGY(MIN-16,CGY-16)At Home: 32 -2/15/04in2-1lossvs.CGY(MIN-16,CGY-16)On Road: 38 -10/13/00in2-0lossatSTL(MIN-16,STL-22)MOST SHOTS, PERIOD 23 -3/22/09in2ndof3-0winvs.EDMAt Home: 23 -3/22/09in2ndof3-0winvs.EDMOn Road: 22 -11/22/06in2ndof4-2lossatMTLMOST SHOTS AGAINST, PERIOD 25 -11/14/05in3rdof3-2lossatCGYAt Home: 20 -3/16/10in4-2winvs.EDMOn Road: 25 -11/14/05in3rdof3-2lossatCGYMOST SHOTS BY BOTH TEAMS, PERIOD 36 -2/27/03in2ndof6-3winatMTL (MIN-21,MTL-15) -12/21/02in2ndof4-2lossatCOL (MIN-20,COL-16)At Home: 33 -11/28/09in3rdof4-2winvs.TB(MIN-14,TB-19)On Road: 36 -2/27/03in2ndof6-3winatMTL(MIN-21,MTL-15) -12/21/02in2ndof4-2lossatCOL(MIN-20,COL-16)FEWEST SHOTS, PERIOD 0 -11/08/01in3rdof5-3winatBOSAt Home: 1 -5x,last,2/19/09in3rdof3-2OTlossvs.CGYOn Road: 0 -11/08/01in3rdof5-3winatBOS

FEWEST SHOTS AGAINST, PERIOD 0 -10/29/00in3rdof3-2lossvs.CHI -3/31/09in3rdof2-1OTlossvs.VANAt Home: 0 -10/29/00in3rdof3-2lossvs.CHI -3/31/09in3rdof2-1OTlossvs.VANOn Road: 2 -6x,last,3/6/08in3rdof3-2lossatCAR

FEWEST SHOTS BY BOTH TEAMS, PERIOD 4 -10/18/05in3rdof2-1lossatPHX (MIN2,PHX2)At Home 6 -3/14/01in3rdof1-0lossvs.STL (STL-1,MIN-5)On Road 4 -10/18/05in3rdof2-1lossatPHX (MIN2,PHX2)

FASTESTGOALSFASTEST GOAL FROM START OF GAME 0:21 -MattJohnson,3/23/03in4-0winvs.DETAt Home: 0:21 -MattJohnson,3/23/03in4-0winvs.DETOn Road: 0:38 -WesWalz,4/02/01in4-2lossatSJFASTEST GOAL AGAINST FROM START OF GAME 0:13 -BrendenMorrow,10/29/08in4-2lossatDALAt Home: 0:26 -AndrewBrunette,12/23/05in5-3winvs.COLOn Road: 0:13 -BrendenMorrow,10/29/08in4-2lossatDALFASTEST GOAL FROM START OF 2ND PERIOD: 0:09 -BrianRolston,11/30/07in3-2(OT)winvs.STLAt Home: 0:09 -BrianRolston,11/30/07in3-2(OT)winvs.STLOn Road: 0:12 -2x,last,AndrewBrunette,4/5/10in4-1lossatEDMFASTEST GOAL AGAINST FROM START OF 2ND PERIOD 0:11 -BradRichards,10/25/03in3-2lossatTBAt Home: 0:36 -RyanSmyth,4/06/06in2-1winvs.EDMOn Road: 0:11 -BradRichards,10/25/03in3-2lossatTBFASTEST GOAL FROM START OF 3RD PERIOD 0:09 -CaseyWellman,4/10/10in4-3SOlossvs.DALAt Home: 0:09 -CaseyWellman,4/10/10in4-3SOlossvs.DALOn Road: 0:36 -BrianRolston,12/3/05in3-2(SO)lossatNJFASTEST GOAL AGAINST FROM START OF 3RD PERIOD 0:07 -TrentKlatt,11/26/00in4-2winvs.VANAt Home: 0:07 -TrentKlatt,11/26/00in4-2winvs.VANOn Road: 0:09 -PatrickMarleau,10/10/09in4-2lossatSJFASTEST GOAL FROM START OF OVERTIME 0:25 -MarianGaborik,10/18/06in2-1(OT)winvs.LAAt Home: 0:53 -MarcChouinard,3/31/04in5-4(OT)winvs.COLOn Road: 0:25 -MarianGaborik,10/18/06in2-1(OT)winvs.LAFASTEST GOAL AGAINST FROM START OF OVERTIME 0:21 -OlegTverdovsky,12/08/00in1-0(OT)lossvs.ANAAt Home: 0:21 -OlegTverdovsky,12/08/00in1-0(OT)lossvs.ANAOn Road: 0:25 -LeeStempniak,3/10/06in2-1(OT)lossatSTLLATEST OVERTIME GOAL 4:55 -MarianGaborik,2/17/08in5-4(OT)winvs.NSHAt Home:

4:55 -MarianGaborik,2/17/08in5-4OTwinvs.NSHOn Road: 4:46 -MikkoKoivu,3/5/09in4-3OTwinatSJLATEST OVERTIME GOAL AGAINST 4:36 -ClaudeLemieux,11/16/01in2-1(OT)lossatPHXAt Home: 4:35 -MikeComrie,3/22/04in3-2(OT)lossvs.PHXOn Road: 4:36 -ClaudeLemieux,11/16/01in2-1(OT)lossatPHXFASTEST TWO GOALS, INDIVIDUAL 0:16 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2/10/06,@18:51&19:07 of1stof6-3winatEDMAt Home: 1:20 -RichardPark,3/18/02,@17:02&18:22of2nd of4-2winvs.CGYOn Road: 0:16 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2/10/06,@18:51&19:07 of1stof6-3winatEDMFASTEST TWO GOALS AGAINST, INDIVIDUAL 0:20 -StuBarnes,10/19/03,@8:16&8:36of2nd of3-1lossatDALAt Home: 0:57 -SergeiZubov,11/25/01,@8:23&9:20of3rd of4-3lossvs.DALOn Road: 0:20 -StuBarnes,10/19/03,@8:16&8:36of2nd of3-1lossatDALFASTEST TWO GOALS, TEAM 0:03 -JimDowd&RichardPark,1/21/04,@19:44& 19:47of3rdof4-2winvs.CHIAt Home: 0:03 -JimDowd&RichardPark,1/21/04,@19:44& 19:47of3rdof4-2winvs.CHIOn Road: 0:11 -MattiasWeinhandl&WesWalz,4/15/06,@7:37 &7:48of3rdof4-3(OT)lossatDALFASTEST TWO GOALS AGAINST, TEAM 0:10 -ScottMellanby&SergeiVarlamov,12/02/01 @6:42&6:52of2ndof4-4(OT)tievs.STLAt Home: 0:10 -ScottMellanby&SergeiVarlamov,12/02/01 @6:42&6:52of2ndof4-4(OT)tievs.STLOn Road: 0:14 -JarretStoll&ShawnHorcoff,12/14/06@15:22& 15:36of3rdofin3-1lossatEDM -BrendenMorrow&MikeModano,12/26/06@8:12 &8:26of3rdin8-3lossatDALFASTEST TWO GOALS, BOTH TEAMS 0:07 -OwenNolan(SJ)&MarianGaborik(MIN), 11/9/02,@7:25&7:32of2ndin4-2winatSJ -TaylorPyatt(VAN)&Pierre-MarcBouchard(MIN), 1/21/08,@19:31&19:38of3rdin4-2winatVANAt Home: 0:10 -MarkParrish(MIN)&JonathanCheechoo(SJ), 12/31/07,@15:22&15:32of3rdin3-2lossvs.SJOn Road: 0:07 -OwenNolan(SJ)&MarianGaborik(MIN), 11/9/02,@7:25&7:32of2ndin4-2winatSJ -TaylorPyatt(VAN)&Pierre-MarcBouchard(MIN), 1/21/08,@19:31&19:38of3rdin4-2winatVAN

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FASTEST THREE GOALS, INDIVIDUAL NeverAt Home: NeverOn Road: NeverFASTEST THREE GOALS AGAINST, INDIVIDUAL 12:38 -VaclavProspal(ANA),1/23/04@5:05,15:20& 17:43of3rdof6-2lossatANAAt Home: NeverOn Road: 12:38 -VaclavProspal(ANA),1/23/04@5:05,15:20& 17:43of3rdper.of6-2lossatAnaheimFASTEST THREE GOALS, TEAM 1:41 -AndreiZyuzin,WesWalzandMattJohnson, 3/25/04,@7:27,7:47&9:08of1stof8-2winatCHIAt Home: 1:53 -AlexandreDaigle,FilipKubaandAnttiLaaksonen, 1/16/04,@12:00,12:30&13:53of3rdof4-2 winvs.PITOn Road: 1:41 -AndreiZyuzin,WesWalzandMattJohnson, 3/25/04,@7:27,7:47&9:08of1stof8-2winatCHIFASTEST THREE GOALS AGAINST, TEAM 1:08 -ToddBertuzzi,TrevorLetowski&EdJovanovski, 11/02/02@9:24,9:51&10:32of1stof4-2loss vs.VANAt Home: 1:08 -ToddBertuzzi,TrevorLetowski&EdJovanovski, 11/02/02@9:24,9:51&10:32of1stof4-2loss vs.VANOn Road: 1:53 -2x,last,PierreTurgeon,MannyMalhotraand DarrylSydor,4/10/02@6:55,8:05&9:40of2nd of4-4tieatDALFASTEST THREE GOALS, BOTH TEAMS 0:35 -AlesKotalikandStuBarnes(BUF),AnttiLaaksonen (MIN),12/28/02,@18:29,18:46,&19:04of3rd of4-3winatBUFAt Home: 0:38 -PascalDupuis(MIN),ScottMellanbyandSergei Varlamov(STL),12/02/01,@6:14,6:42,&6:52of 2ndof4-4(OT)tievs.STL

On Road: 0:35 -AlesKotalikandStuBarnes(BUF),AnttiLaaksonen (MIN),12/28/02,@18:29,18:46,&19:04of3rd per.of4-3winatBUFFASTEST FOUR GOALS, TEAM 5:20 -AndrewBrunette,AlexandreDaigle,FilipKubaand AnttiLaaksonen,1/16/04,@8:33,12:00,12:30& 13:53of3rdof4-2winvs.PITAt Home: 5:20 -AndrewBrunette,AlexandreDaigle,FilipKubaand AnttiLaaksonen,1/16/04,@8:33,12:00,12:30& 13:53of3rdof4-2winvs.PITOn Road: 7:34 -AndreiZyuzin,WesWalz,MattJohnson,andAntti Laaksonen,3/25/04@7:27,7:47,9:08&15:01of 1stof8-2winatCHIFASTEST FOUR GOALS AGAINST, TEAM 2:36 -LadislavNagy,LandonWilson,DenisPederson andDaymondLangkow,4/12/02@11:23,11:42, 13:16&13:59ofthe2ndof7-1lossatPHXAt Home: 11:27 -JosefVasicek,RodBrind’Amour,JeffO’Neilland ErikCole,10/24/01@1:15,6:18,6:40&12:40of the3rdper.of7-3lossvs.CAROn Road: 2:36 -LadislavNagy,LandonWilson,DenisPederson &DaymondLangkow,4/12/02@11:23,11:42, 13:16&13:59ofthe2ndof7-1lossatPHXFASTEST FOUR GOALS, BOTH TEAMS 1:57 -PatrickMarleau,ScottHannan(SJ)&Richard Park,PascalDupuis(MIN),2/07/03,@4:37,5:10, 5:50&6:34of1stof4-3winvs.SJ

At Home: 1:57 -PatrickMarleau,ScottHannan(SJ)&Richard Park,PascalDupuis(MIN),2/07/03,@4:37,5:10, 5:50&6:34of1stof4-3winvs.SJOn Road: 2:47 -CliffRonning,MarianGaborik,AnttiLaaksonen (MIN)&JaroslavModry(LA),11/04/02@17:07, 18:21,18:51&19:54of3rdper.of5-2winatLA

INDIVIDUALRECORDSGAMESPLAYED

MOST GAMES PLAYED, CAREER 607 -NickSchultz,2001-10By Left Wing 407 -AndrewBrunette,2001-04,2008-10By Center 438 -WesWalz,2000-07By Right Wing 502 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 607 -NickSchultz,2001-10MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED 288 -AnttiLaaksonen,2000-04MOST GAMES PLAYED, SEASON 82 -AnttiLaaksonen;2002-03;2001-02;2000-01 -AndrewBrunette,2003-04;2002-03;2009-10 -WesWalz,2000-01;2005-06 -JimDowd,2001-02 -BrianRolston,2005-06 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2006-07 -MikkoKoivu,2006-07 -BrankoRadivojevic,2006-07 -NickSchultz,2006-07 -BrentBurns,2007-08 -JamesSheppard,2008-09 -AnttiMiettinen,2008-09 -KyleBrodziak,2009-10By Defenseman 82 -NickSchultz,2006-07 -BrentBurns,2007-08By Rookie 78 -JamesSheppard,2007-08 -CalClutterbuck,2008-09

GOALSMOST GOALS, CAREER 219 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Left Wing 101 -AndrewBrunette,2001-04,2008-10By Center 82 -WesWalz,2000-07By Right Wing 219 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 38 -BrentBurns,2003-10MOST GOALS, SEASON 42 -MarianGaborik,2007-08By Left Wing 34 -BrianRolston,2005-06By Center 22 -MikkoKoivu,2009-10By Right Wing 42 -MarianGaborik,2007-08By Defenseman 15 -BrentBurns,2007-08By Rookie 18 -MarianGaborik,2000-01MOST GOALS, GAME 5 -MarianGaborik,12/20/07vs.NYRBy Defenseman

2 -13x,last,Marc-AndreBergeron,4/10/09vs.NSHBy Rookie 2 -9x,last,RobbieEarl,11/15/09atCARBy Rookie in his NHL debut 1 -RickardWallin,12/12/02atDET -PascalDupuis,04/02/01atSJ -MarianGaborik,10/06/00atANAMOST GOALS AGAINST, GAME 3 -10x,last,JaromeIginla,3/7/10vs.CGYMOST GOALS, PERIOD 2 -55x,last,MikkoKoivu,4/10/10vs.DAL(1st)MOST GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 3 -VaclavProspal,1/23/04atANA(3rd)MOST GOALS AT HOME, SEASON 28 -MarianGaborik,2007-08By Defenseman 10 -BrentBurns,2007-08By Rookie 9 -PascalDupuis,2001-02 -KurtisFoster,2005-06MOST GOALS ON ROAD, SEASON 22 -MarianGaborik,2002-03By Defenseman 9 -Marc-AndreBergeron,2008-09By Rookie 11 -MarianGaborik,2000-01MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, CAREER 59 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 18 -BrentBurns,2003-10MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SEASON 15 -BrianRolston,2005-06By Defenseman 10 -MarekZidlicky,2008-09By Rookie 6 -MarianGaborik,2000-01 -KurtisFoster,2005-06MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, GAME 2 -22x,last,MarekZidlicky,1/19/09atCHIMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, GAME 2 -9x,last,JaromeIginla,3/7/10vs.CGYMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, PERIOD 2 -9x,last,MarianGaborik,3/19/08vs.SJ(3rd)MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 2 -4x,last,JamieLangenbrunner,1/2/10vs.NJ(2nd)MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, CAREER 14 -WesWalz,2000-07MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, SEASON 7 -WesWalz,2000-01MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, GAME 1 -76x,last,MikkoKoivu,1/2/10vs.NJMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, GAME 1 -79x,last,EthanMoreau,4/5/10atEDMMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, PERIOD 1 -76x,last,MikkoKoivu,1/2/10vs.NJ(2nd)MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 1 -1 -79x,last,EthanMoreau,4/5/10atEDM(1st) MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS, CAREER 43 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 10 -BrentBurns,2003-09

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MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS, SEASON 8 -MarianGaborik,2002-03;2007-08 -BrianRolston,2007-08 By Defenseman 4 -FilipKuba,2000-01 -BrentBurns,2007-08MOST OVERTIME GOALS, CAREER 4 -MarianGaborik,2000-09 -BrentBurns,2003-09By Defenseman 4 -BrentBurns,2003-09MOST OVERTIME GOALS, SEASON 3 -MarianGaborik,2007-08By Defenseman 2 -BrentBurns,2006-07FEWEST GAMES TO 20 GOALS 33 -MarianGaborik,2002-03LONGEST GOAL-SCORING STREAK 6 -BrianRolston(6g),1/21-2/5/08

ASSISTSMOST ASSISTS, CAREER 218 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Left Wing 174 -AndrewBrunette,2001-04;2008-10By Center 176 -MikkoKoivu,2005-10

By Right Wing 218 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 99 -FilipKuba,2000-06,BrentBurns,2003-10By Goaltender 4 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST ASSISTS, SEASON 50 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2007-08

By Left Wing 48 -AndrewBrunette,2001-02By Center 49 -MikkoKoivu,2009-10By Right Wing 50 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2007-08By Defenseman 37 -MarekZidlicky,2009-10By Goaltender 3 -MannyFernandez,2005-06By Rookie 21 -FilipKuba,2000-01MOST ASSISTS, GAME 4 -5x,last,MikkoKoivu,10/16/08atFLABy Defenseman 3 -5x,last,MarekZidlicky,3/25/09atNYIBy Rookie 3 -PascalDupuis,2/27/02atANA -MikkoKoivu,11/19/05vs.NSHBy Rookie in NHL debut 1 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,10/11/02vs.BOS -MattFoy,10/5/05vs.CGY -ColtonGillies,10/11/08vs.BOS -CaseyWellman,3/19/10atCBJ -NateProsser,4/5/10atEDM

By Goaltender 1 -11x,last,JoshHarding,3/12/10atBUFMOST ASSISTS BY OPPONENT, GAME 4 -3x,last,EdJovanovski,1/16/10atPHXMOST ASSISTS, PERIOD 3 -AndrewBrunette,3/10/02vs.CBJ(2nd) -MartinHavlat,10/6/09vs.ANA(3rd)MOST ASSISTS BY OPPONENT, PERIOD 3 -7x,last,BradRichards,1/18/10atDAL(2nd)MOST ASSISTS AT HOME, SEASON 34 -MikkoKoivu,2009-10By Defenseman 24 -MarekZidlicky,2009-10By Rookie 13 -MarianGaborik,2000-01MOST ASSISTS ON ROAD, SEASON 28 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2007-08By Defenseman 16 -MarekZidlicky,2008-09By Rookie 10 -FilipKuba,2000-01MOST POWER-PLAY ASSISTS, CAREER 87 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2002-09By Defenseman 39 -BrentBurns,2003-10MOST POWER-PLAY ASSISTS, SEASON 24 -Pierre-MarcBouchard,2005-06By Defenseman 20 -MarekZidlicky,2009-10By Rookie 12 -KurtisFoster,2005-06LONGEST ASSIST STREAK 8 -JimDowd(9a),2/27-3/17/02

POINTSMOST POINTS, CAREER 437 -MarianGaborik(219g-218a),2000-09By Left Wing 275 -AndrewBrunette(101g-174a),2001-04;2008-10By Center 255 -MikkoKoivu(79g-176a),2005-10By Right Wing 437 -MarianGaborik(219g-218a),2000-09By Defenseman 137 -BrentBurns(38g-99a),2003-10By Goaltender 4 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST POINTS, SEASON 83 -MarianGaborik(42g-41a),2007-08By Left Wing 79 -BrianRolston(34g-45a),2005-06By Center 71 -MikkoKoivu(22g-49a),2009-10By Right Wing 83 -MarianGaborik(42g-41a),2007-08By Defenseman 43 -BrentBurns(15g-28a),2007-08 -MarekZidlicky(6g-37a)2009-10By Goaltender 3 -MannyFernandez(3a),2005-06By Rookie 36 -MarianGaborik(18g-18a),2000-01

MOST POINTS, GAME 6 -MarianGaborik(2g-4a),10/26/02atPHX -MarianGaborik(5g-1a),12/20/07vs.NYRBy Defenseman 3 -14x,last,MarekZidlicky(3a),3/25/09atNYIBy Rookie 3 -4x,last,MikkoKoivu(3a),11/19/05vs.NSHBy Rookie in his NHL debut 1 -8x,last,NateProsser(1a),4/5/10atEDMBy Goaltender 1 -11x,last,JoshHarding,3/12/10atBUFMOST POINTS BY OPPONENT, GAME 5 -DougWeight(1g-4a),11/12/00vs.EDMMOST POINTS, PERIOD 3 -17x,last,AnttiMiettinen(2g-1a),12/4vs.ANA(3rd)MOST POINTS AGAINST, PERIOD 4 -VaclavProspal(3g-1a)atANA(3rd)MOST POINTS AT HOME, SEASON 51 -MarianGaborik(28g-23a),2007-08By Defenseman 28 -BrentBurns(10g-18a),2007-08 -MarekZidlicky(9g-19a),2008-09By Rookie 20 -MarianGaborik(7g-13a),2000-01MOST POINTS ON ROAD, SEASON 36 -MarianGaborik(22g-14a),2005-06By Defenseman 21 -MarekZidlicky(6g-15a),2008-09By Rookie 16 -MarianGaborik(11g-5a),2000-01MOST POWER-PLAY POINTS, CAREER 145 -MarianGaborik(59g-86a),2000-09By Defenseman 57 -BrentBurns(18g-39a),2003-10MOST POWER-PLAY POINTS, SEASON 34 -BrianRolston(13g-21a),2006-07

By Defenseman 25 -MarekZidlicky(10g-15a),2008-09By Rookie 18 -KurtisFoster(6g-12a),2005-06MOST SHORT-HANDED POINTS, CAREER 21 -WesWalz(14g-7a),2000-07MOST SHORT-HANDED POINTS, SEASON 9 -WesWalz(7g-2a),2000-01LONGEST POINT STREAK 10 -AndrewBrunette(5g-12a),3/07-3/27/02By Defenseman 4 -6x,last,BrentBurns,3/7-3/23/10MOST POINTS IN TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES 7 -MarianGaborik(6g-1a),12/18-12/20/07 -MikkoKoivu(1g-6a),10/14-10/16/08MOST POINTS IN THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES 9 -MikkoKoivu(1g-8a),10/11-10/16/08MOST POINTS IN FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES 9 -AndrewBrunette(1g-8a),3/10-3/18/02 -MarianGaborik(5g-4a),3/10-3/18/02 -MarianGaborik(8g-1a),12/14-12/20/07MOST MULTI-POINT GAMES, CAREER 114 -MarianGaborik,2000-09

By Left Wing 72 -AndrewBrunette,2001-04,2008-10By Center 58 -MikkoKoivu,2005-10By Right Wing 114 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 18 -BrentBurns,2003-10MOST MULTI-POINT GAMES, SEASON 22 -MarianGaborik,2005-06By Left Wing 20 -BrianRolston,2005-06By Center 20 -MikkoKoivu,2009-10By Right Wing 22 -MarianGaborik,2005-06By Defenseman 9 -BrentBurns,2007-08 -MarekZidlicky,2009-10By Rookie 9 -KurtisFoster,2005-06

ShOTSMOST SHOTS, CAREER 1,694 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman 624 -BrentBurns,2003-10MOST SHOTS, SEASON 305 -BrianRolston,2006-07By Defenseman 158 -BrentBurns,2007-08By Rookie 179 -MarianGaborik,2000-01MOST SHOTS, GAME 11 -BrianRolston,10/27/06vs.ANABy Defenseman 7 -8x,last,MarekZidlicky,10/24/09vs.CARBy Rookie 8 -CalClutterbuck,4/7/09vs.DALMOST SHOTS BY OPPONENT, GAME 12 -RichardZednik,12/10/01atMTL -BillGuerin,11/08/01atBOS

PENALTYMINUTESMOST PENALTY MINUTES, CAREER 698 -MattJohnson,2000-04By Defenseman 333 -WillieMitchell,2001-06By Goaltender 36 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST PENALTY MINUTES, SEASON 201 -MattJohnson,2002-03By Defenseman 148 -JasonMarshall,2001-02By Goaltender 12 -MannyFernandez,2006-07By Rookie 158 -DerekBoogaard,2005-06MOST PENALTY MINUTES, GAME 37 -MattJohnson,10/26/02atPHXBy Defenseman 24 -SeanO’Donnell,1/06/01atSTL

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By Rookie 17 -DerekBoogaard,1/22/06atCHIBy Goaltender 4 -MannyFernandez,12/10/02vs.TB -MannyFernandez,12/07/06vs.CGY -NiklasBackstrom,2/11/09vs.COLMOST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT, GAME 27 -JodyShelley,3/24/04atColumbusMOST PENALTY MINUTES, PERIOD 27 -3x,last,MattJohnson,10/26/02atPHX(3rd)MOST PENALTY MINUTES, OPPONENT, PERIOD 27 -JodyShelley,3/24/04atColumbus(2nd)

PLUS/MINUSHIGHEST PLUS/MINUS, CAREER +54 -MarianGaborik,2000-09By Defenseman +28 -WillieMitchell,2000-06HIGHEST PLUS/MINUS, SEASON +22 -KeithCarney,2006-07By Forward +17 -PascalDupuis,2002-03 -MarianGaborik,2007-08By Rookie +4 -ShawnBelle,2006-07

TIMEONICEMOST TIME ON ICE, CAREER11,840 -NickSchultz,2001-10By Forward 8,991 -MarianGaborik,2000-09MOST TIME ON ICE, SEASON 1,987 -KimJohnsson,2008-09By Forward 1,697 -MikkoKoivu,2008-09MOST TIME ON ICE, GAME 33:33 -BrentBurns,1/3/09vs.DETBy Forward 28:07 -BrianRolston,12/7/06vs.CGY

HIGHEST TIME ON ICE AVERAGE, CAREER (min. 50 games) 23:55 -FilipKuba,2000-06By Forward 20:33 -BrianRolston,2005-08HIGHEST TIME ON ICE AVERAGE, SEASON (min. 50 games) 25:30 -FilipKuba,2001-02By Forward 21:29 -MikkoKoivu,2008-09

GOALTENDINGMOST GAMES PLAYED, CAREER 260 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST GAMES PLAYED, SEASON 71 -NiklasBackstrom,2008-09By Rookie 29 -JoshHarding,2007-08MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED 20 -NiklasBackstrom,3/3-4/10/09MOST GAMES STARTED, CAREER 244 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST CONSECUTIVE STARTS 20 -NiklasBackstrom,3/3-4/10/09MOST MINUTES PLAYED, CAREER14,902 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST MINUTES PLAYED, SEASON 4,088 -NiklasBackstrom2008-09By Rookie 1,571 -JoshHarding,2007-08MOST WINS, CAREER 119 -NiklasBackstrom,2006-10MOST WINS, SEASON 37 -NiklasBackstrom,2008-09By Rookie 11 -JoshHarding,2007-08LONGEST WINNING STREAK 7 -NiklasBackstrom,3/8-3/22/07LONGEST UNDEFEATED STREAK 16 -NiklasBackstrom(14-0-2),3/8-10/21/07

MOST LOSSES, CAREER 102 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST LOSSES, SEASON 24 -MannyFernandez,2001-02 -NiklasBackstrom2008-09LONGEST LOSING STREAK 6 -DwayneRoloson,11/8-12/11/05MOST TIES/OVERTIME LOSSES, CAREER 30 -NiklasBackstrom,2006-10MOST TIES/OVERTIME LOSSES, SEASON 11 -DwayneRoloson,2002-04MOST GOALS ALLOWED, CAREER 614 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST GOALS ALLOWED, SEASON 159 -NiklasBackstrom2008-09MOST GOALS ALLOWED, GAME 8 -JoshHarding,12/26/07atDALMOST GOALS ALLOWED, PERIOD 5 -3x,last,DwayneRoloson,1/23/04atANA(3rd)LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE, CAREER (min. 26 games) 2.37 -NiklasBackstrom,2006-10LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE, SEASON (min. 26 games) 1.88 -DwayneRoloson,2003-04By Rookie 1.16 -JoshHarding,2006-07(7games)HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE, CAREER (min. 26 games) .919 -DwayneRoloson,2001-06HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE, SEASON .933 -DwayneRoloson,2003-04By Rookie .960 -JoshHarding,2006-07(7games)

HIGHEST WINNING PERCENTAGE, CAREER (min. 26 games) .618 -NiklasBackstrom,2006-10MOST SHUTOUTS, CAREER 19 -NiklasBackstrom2006-10MOST SHUTOUTS, SEASON 8 -NiklasBackstrom,2008-09By Rookie 1 -JoshHarding,2005-06;2006-07;2007-08LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK149:14 -NiklasBackstrom,12/31/08-1/8/09(4games)LONGEST HOME SHUTOUT STREAK142:47 -NiklasBackstrom,4/3-4/7/07(3games)LONGEST ROAD SHUTOUT STREAK164:19 -NiklasBackstrom,12/20/08-1/8/09(4games)MOST SHOTS FACED, CAREER 7,102 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST SHOTS FACED, SEASON 2,059 -NikasBackstrom,2008-09MOST SHOTS FACED, GAME 56 -DwayneRoloson,11/8/01atBOSMOST SAVES, CAREER 6,488 -MannyFernandez,2000-07MOST SAVES, SEASON 1,900 -NikasBackstrom,2008-09MOST SAVES, GAME 53 -DwayneRoloson,11/08/01atBOSMOST SAVES AGAINST, GAME 45 -PatrickRoy,12/21/02atCOLMOST SAVES, PERIOD 23 -DwayneRoloson,10/28/05atCBJ(3rd)MOST SAVES AGAINST, PERIOD 22 -DwayneRoloson,3/22/09vs.EDM(2nd)

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TEAMRECORDSTEAMRECORDS

TOPOVERALLRECORDSWINS POINTS48............................ 2006-07 105...............................2006-0744............................ 2007-08 98.................................2007-0842............................ 2002-03 95.................................2002-0340............................ 2008-09 89.................................2008-0938.......................... TwoTimes 84...............................TwoTimes

TOPhOMERECORDSWINS POINTS29............................ 2006-07 63.................................2006-0725............................ 2002-03 55.................................2007-0825............................ 2007-08 54 .................................2009-1025............................ 2009-10 53.................................2002-0323.......................... TwoTimes 53.................................2008-09

TOPAWAYRECORDSWINS POINTS19............................ 2006-07 43.................................2007-0819............................ 2007-08 42.................................2002-0317............................ 2002-03 41.................................2006-0717............................ 2008-09 36............................ Threetimes15............................ 2005-06

TOPOVERTIMERECORDSWINS POINTS10............................ 2009-10 28 .................................2009-108.............................. 2002-03 25.................................2008-098.............................. 2008-09 17.................................2002-037.............................. 2006-07 15.................................2006-076.............................. 2007-08 14.................................2007-08

TOPMONThLYRECORDSWINS POINTS10....................... March2007 22............................March200710................ December 2009 20 .....................December 20099......................... March2003 20............................March20039.......................October2006 18................................ Sixtimes8............................Fivetimes

TOPOCTOBERRECORDSWINS POINTS9....................................2006 18...................................... 20068....................................2002 18...................................... 20027....................................2007 16...................................... 20076....................................2005 14...................................... 20056....................................2008 13...................................... 2008

TOPNOVEMBERRECORDSWINS POINTS8....................................2008 16...................................... 20087....................................2001 16...................................... 20017....................................2007 14...................................... 20075..........................Threetimes 13...................................... 2002 13 ...................................... 2009

TOPDECEMBERRECORDSWINS POINTS10..................................2009 20 ...................................... 20098....................................2005 18...................................... 20038....................................2007 17...................................... 20057....................................2002 17...................................... 20027....................................2006 16...................................... 2006

TOPjANUARYRECORDSWINS POINTS7....................................2007 16...................................... 20077....................................2006 15...................................... 20097....................................2008 15...................................... 20087....................................2009 15 ...................................... 20107....................................2010 14...............................Twotimes

TOPFEBRUARYRECORDSWINS POINTS8....................................2007 18...................................... 20077....................................2003 16...................................... 20087....................................2008 14...................................... 20035....................................2009 12...................................... 20094..........................Threetimes 10...................................... 2004

TOPMARChRECORDSWINS POINTS10..................................2007 22...................................... 20079....................................2003 20...................................... 20037....................................2004 18...................................... 20047....................................2008 18...................................... 20087....................................2010 16...............................Twotimes

TOPAPRILRECORDSWINS POINTS4....................................2006 9........................................ 20064....................................2009 8........................................ 20093....................................2007 6........................................ 20072....................................2004 5........................................ 20021............................Fivetimes 4.................................Twotimes

TOPRECORDSVS.WESTERNCONFERENCEWINS POINTS42............................ 2006-07 92.................................2006-0740............................ 2007-08 88.................................2007-0834............................ 2005-06 75.................................2005-0628........................Threetimes 65.................................2002-03 64.................................2008-09

TOPRECORDSVS.EASTERNCONFERENCEWINS POINTS14............................ 2002-03 30.................................2002-0312............................ 2008-09 25.................................2008-0911............................ 2003-04 25.................................2003-0410............................ 2009-10 24 .................................2009-109.............................. 2001-02 21.................................2001-02

TOPRECORDSVS.NORThWESTDIVISIONWINS POINTS18............................ 2006-07 42.................................2006-0717............................ 2007-08 38.................................2007-0815............................ 2009-10 32 .................................2009-1014............................ 2005-06 29.................................2005-0610............................ 2008-09 24.................................2008-09

TOPRECORDSVS.CENTRALDIVISIONWINS POINTS13............................ 2006-07 26.................................2006-0712............................ 2007-08 25.................................2007-0810............................ 2005-06 23.................................2005-0610............................ 2008-09 21............................ Threetimes9.............................. 2002-03

TOPRECORDSVS.PACIFICDIVISIONWINS POINTS12............................ 2002-03 25.................................2002-0311............................ 2006-07 25.................................2007-0811............................ 2007-08 24.................................2006-0710............................ 2005-06 23.................................2005-068.............................. 2008-09 20.................................2001-02

TOPRECORDSVS.NORThEASTDIVISONWINS POINTS4.............................. 2002-03 9...................................2003-044.............................. 2003-04 8...................................2002-033.............................. 2001-02 7...................................2001-023.............................. 2008-09 7...................................2008-093.............................. 2009-10 7 ...................................2009-10

TOPRECORDSVS.ATLANTICDIVISIONWINS POINTS6.............................. 2009-10 12 .................................2009-104.............................. 2003-04 9...................................2003-043.............................. 2000-01 7...................................2000-013.............................. 2002-03 7...................................2002-033.............................. 2008-09 6.................................TwoTimes

TOPRECORDSVS.SOUThEASTDIVISIONWINS POINTS7.............................. 2002-03 15.................................2002-036.............................. 2008-09 12.................................2008-094.............................. 2001-02 9...................................2000-014.............................. 2006-07 8...................................2006-073............................ TwoTimes 8...................................2001-02

TOPRECORDSPRE-ALL-STAR/OLYMPICBREAKWINS POINTS30............................ 2009-10 64 .................................2009-1029............................ 2005-06 63.................................2005-0628............................ 2007-08 59.................................2007-0825............................ 2002-03 59.................................2002-0325............................ 2006-07 55.................................2003-04

TOPRECORDSPOST-ALL-STAR/OLYMPICBREAKWINS POINTS23............................ 2006-07 50.................................2006-0717............................ 2002-03 40.................................2008-0917............................ 2008-09 39.................................2007-0816............................ 2007-08 36.................................2002-0311............................ 2003-04 28.................................2003-04

TOPRECORDSINONE-GOALGAMESWINS PCT.25............................ 2006-07 .667 (24-12) .................2009-1024............................ 2009-10 .568(25-19).................2006-0723............................ 2007-08 .568(21-16).................2002-0321............................ 2002-03 .561(23-18).................2007-0819............................ 2008-09 .500(13-13).................2003-04

TOPRECORDSINTWO-GOALGAMESWINS PCT.14............................ 2001-02 .611(11-7)...................2002-0312............................ 2005-06 .500(14-14).................2001-0211............................ 2002-03 .500(12-12).................2005-0610............................ 2007-08 .476(10-11).................2007-088............................ Twotimes .444 (8-10) ...................2009-10

TOPRECORDSINThREE-GOALGAMESWINS PCT.17............................ 2006-07 .773(17-5)...................2006-0712............................ 2005-06 .750(12-4)...................2005-0611............................ 2003-04 .688(11-5)...................2003-0410............................ 2002-03 .643(9-5).....................2007-089.............................. 2007-08 .636(7-4).....................2008-09

TOPRECORDSWhENSCORINGFIRSTWINS PCT.36............................ 2007-08 .875(31-4-1)...............2002-0331............................ 2002-03 .855(36-4-5)...............2007-0830............................ 2006-07 .780(30-7-4)...............2006-0727............................ 2005-06 .750 (24-7-3) ...............2009-1027............................ 2008-09 .718(27-10-2).............2008-09

TOPRECORDSWhENOPPONENTSCORESFIRSTWINS PCT.18............................ 2006-07 .488(18-19-4).............2006-0714............................ 2009-10 .384(13-23-7).............2008-0913............................ 2008-09 .348(11-25-10)...........2002-0311............................ 2005-06 .344 (14-29-5) .............2009-108..........................Threetimes .333(8-20-8)...............2003-04

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ALL-TIMEPLAYERSTATISTICSALL-TIMEPLAYERSTATISTICS

PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%MarianGaborik 502 219 218 437 54 301 59 6 43 1,694 12.9Andrew Brunette 407 101 174 275 -21 90 47 0 13 540 18.7Pierre-Marc Bouchard 426 77 190 267 16 138 27 0 12 675 11.4Mikko Koivu 362 79 176 255 10 256 27 7 9 884 8.9BrianRolston 241 96 106 202 19 149 39 7 21 887 10.8WesWalz 438 82 100 182 13 272 1 14 15 647 12.7PascalDupuis 334 67 74 141 -5 162 18 4 7 729 9.2Brent Burns 373 38 99 137 -11 227 18 0 10 624 6.0FilipKuba 357 33 99 132 -19 161 14 4 9 554 6.0JimDowd 283 32 89 121 -15 203 10 1 5 322 9.9AnttiLaaksonen 323 55 63 118 -8 92 1 5 7 439 12.5PavolDemitra 139 40 78 118 9 52 11 1 5 301 13.3SergeiZholtok 210 48 62 110 -5 65 16 0 7 414 11.6EricBelanger 214 39 69 108 -12 84 14 1 10 382 10.2Nick Schultz 607 22 86 108 22 254 3 0 3 486 4.5StephaneVeilleux 361 43 47 90 -46 254 2 2 4 542 7.9KimJohnsson 289 15 72 87 -8 176 9 0 0 362 4.1Antti Miettinen 161 35 51 86 -3 76 9 2 7 361 9.6Marek Zidlicky 154 18 67 85 -28 143 14 0 6 263 6.8ToddWhite 138 32 52 84 7 42 11 1 1 271 11.8AlexandreDaigle 124 25 54 79 -10 26 8 0 4 204 12.3OwenNolan 132 41 37 78 -7 66 16 1 8 299 13.7KurtisFoster 181 21 55 76 1 155 9 0 4 387 5.4RichardPark 217 37 37 74 -4 54 8 3 6 406 9.1MarkParrish 142 35 34 69 11 34 12 0 4 236 14.8LubomirSekeras 209 17 52 69 -27 120 9 9 4 234 7.3DarbyHendrickson 182 29 31 60 -31 100 5 3 2 241 12.0WillieMitchell 288 9 48 57 28 333 0 1 2 256 3.5AndreiZyuzin 188 19 36 55 -15 132 10 0 2 297 6.4Martin Havlat 73 18 36 54 -19 34 4 0 3 169 10.7MarcChouinard 119 25 26 51 5 51 9 3 5 182 13.7James Sheppard 224 11 38 49 -28 108 0 0 2 209 5.2StacyRoest 134 17 31 48 0 28 2 4 3 223 7.6CliffRonning 80 17 31 48 -6 24 8 0 5 171 9.9MartinSkoula 259 8 40 48 -19 82 0 0 1 223 3.6AaronGavey 146 16 25 41 -29 90 2 0 2 175 9.1BrankoRadivojevic 155 18 23 41 -23 69 5 0 6 207 8.7RandyRobitaille 67 12 28 40 -5 54 7 0 2 112 10.7Cal Clutterbuck 154 24 15 39 -13 128 1 2 1 272 8.8ScottPellerin 58 11 28 39 6 45 2 2 2 117 9.4Guillaume Latendresse 55 25 12 37 1 12 7 0 4 133 18.8BradBombardir 212 3 33 36 -7 93 2 0 1 198 1.5Marc-AndreBergeron 72 14 18 32 5 30 7 0 3 140 10.0Kyle Brodziak 82 9 23 32 -3 22 0 0 3 140 6.4PetteriNummelin 77 5 24 29 -18 24 1 0 1 100 5.0KeithCarney 141 5 23 28 30 100 0 0 1 58 8.6SergeiKrivokrasov 63 8 16 24 -2 37 2 0 2 120 6.7MattJohnson 227 15 7 22 -23 698 0 0 3 89 16.9JasonMarshall 137 7 15 22 -5 235 2 0 0 129 5.4BenoitPouliot 64 9 9 18 -1 30 2 0 1 64 14.0DanielTjarnqvist 60 3 15 18 -11 32 3 0 1 54 5.6JasonWeimer 62 7 11 18 -6 106 1 0 0 89 7.9SeanO’Donnell 63 4 12 16 -2 128 1 0 2 58 6.9LadislavBenysek 159 3 12 15 -26 74 1 0 0 99 3.0Greg Zanon 81 2 13 15 -10 36 0 0 0 59 3.4Chuck Kobasew 42 9 5 14 -9 16 2 0 2 58 15.5AndrewEbbett 49 8 6 14 -8 6 2 0 2 57 14.0AaronVoros 55 7 7 14 -7 141 0 0 1 52 13.5KyleWanvig 64 5 9 14 -10 87 1 0 0 76 6.6ShaneHnidy 70 2 12 14 -6 66 0 0 0 49 4.1MattFoy 56 6 7 13 -6 48 1 0 1 65 9.2CamStewart 54 4 9 13 -3 18 0 1 0 61 6.6AndySutton 88 5 8 13 -15 166 3 0 0 85 5.9ToddFedoruk 58 6 5 11 0 106 2 0 0 51 11.8AlexHenry 134 2 9 11 0 179 0 0 0 78 2.6JeffNielsen 59 3 8 11 -16 4 1 0 1 82 3.7JeremyStevensen 35 5 6 11 5 71 1 0 1 34 14.7MaximSushinsky 30 7 4 11 -7 29 3 0 0 62 11.3RickardWallin 19 6 4 10 2 14 3 0 2 17 35.3DerekBoogaard 255 2 12 14 -12 544 0 0 1 71 2.8DanFritsche 34 4 5 9 -3 10 1 1 0 34 11.8

PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%ChristophBradner 35 4 5 9 -2 8 1 0 0 50 8.0SeanHill 35 2 7 9 -16 32 1 0 1 18 11.1BillMuckalt 8 5 3 8 5 6 0 0 0 13 38.5RomanSimicek 34 4 4 8 -3 29 2 0 0 18 22.2SylvainBlouin 86 3 4 7 -16 251 0 0 0 66 4.5EricChouinard 31 3 4 7 -7 6 0 0 1 45 6.7MattiasWeinhandl 27 3 4 7 -2 20 0 0 0 20 15.0ColtonGillies 45 2 5 7 -2 18 0 0 1 22 9.1PeterOlvecky 31 2 5 7 1 12 0 0 1 19 10.5Cam Barker 19 1 6 7 -2 10 1 0 0 31 3.2Robbie Earl 32 6 0 6 1 6 0 0 0 29 20.7PeterBartos 13 4 2 6 2 6 1 0 1 18 22.2WyattSmith 61 3 3 6 -8 16 1 0 0 44 6.8KrystoferKolanos 21 3 3 6 3 16 1 0 0 30 10.0HnatDomenichelli 28 1 5 6 -5 10 0 0 0 58 1.7BradBrown 138 0 6 6 -13 267 0 0 0 47 0.0SebastienBordeleau 14 1 4 5 -1 8 0 0 0 25 4.0AdamHall 23 2 3 5 2 8 0 0 0 42 4.8CurisLeschyshyn 54 2 3 5 -2 19 1 0 1 43 4.7DominicMoore 40 3 2 5 -8 20 0 0 1 39 7.7TonyVirta 8 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 15 13.3Casey Wellman 12 1 3 4 -2 0 0 0 0 18 5.6PavelPatera 20 1 3 4 -8 4 0 0 0 14 7.1PetrSykora 14 2 1 3 -7 8 0 0 0 13 15.4CraigWeller 36 1 2 3 -3 47 1 0 0 27 3.7JohnScott 71 1 2 3 -4 111 0 0 0 28 3.5SteveMcKenna 20 1 1 2 0 19 0 0 0 12 8.3ZbynekMichalek 22 1 1 2 -7 4 0 0 0 17 5.9ErikReitz 37 1 1 2 -3 45 0 0 0 15 6.7Clayton Stoner 8 0 2 2 1 12 0 0 0 5 0.0Cody Almond 7 1 0 1 -3 9 0 0 0 6 16.7Nate Prosser 3 0 1 1 2 8 0 0 0 4 0.0ShawnBelle 9 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 3 0.0KaiNurminen 2 1 0 1 -1 2 0 0 0 1 100.0TravisRoche 10 0 1 1 -4 2 0 0 0 6 0.0JoelWard 11 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 12 0.0ErikWestrum 10 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 16 0.0TomasMojzis 4 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 2 0.0ChrisArmstrong 3 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 4 0.0BrianBonin 7 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 7 0.0DavidCullen 3 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0.0J.J.Daigneault 1 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 0 0.0Justin Falk 3 0 0 0 -2 0 0 0 0 1 0.0ScottFerguson 15 0 0 0 -3 22 0 0 0 6 0.0AndyHilbert 4 0 0 0 -2 2 0 0 0 6 0.0DannyIrmen 2 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Petr Kalus 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0SteveKelly 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0ChristianMatte 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 0.0MikeMatteucci 6 0 0 0 -1 4 0 0 0 3 0.0JasonMorgan 4 0 0 0 -1 4 0 0 0 0 0.0CurtisMurphy 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0AndreiNazarov 2 0 0 0 -1 6 0 0 0 0 0.0Maxim Noreau 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0JaimeSifers 14 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 9 0.0ChrisSimon 10 0 0 0 -1 16 0 0 0 9 0.0NathanSmith 9 0 0 0 -4 12 0 0 0 4 0.0Jean-GuyTrudel 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0.0

GOALTENDER GP W L OT SA GA GAA SV SV% SO MINNiklas Backstrom 230 119 68 30 6,348 521 2.37 5,827 .918 19 13,213MannyFernandez 260 113 102 28 7,102 614 2.47 6,488 .914 12 14,902DwayneRoloson 167 62 71 27 4,548 367 2.28 4,181 .919 15 9,659Josh Harding 83 28 39 4 2,240 190 2.66 2,050 .915 4 4,287JamieMcLennan 38 5 23 9 1,032 98 2.64 934 .905 2 2,230Anton Khudobin 2 2 0 0 48 1 0.87 47 .979 0 69:27DerekGustafson 5 1 3 0 104 10 2.26 94 .904 0 265WadeDubielewicz 3 1 1 0 34 5 2.97 29 .853 0 100:31ZacBierk 1 0 1 0 27 6 6.00 21 .778 0 60DieterKochan 1 0 1 0 28 5 5.00 23 .821 0 60

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ALL-TIMELEADERSALL-TIMELEADERS

GAMES 607 Nick Schultz 502 MarianGaborik 438 WesWalz 426 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 407 Andrew Brunette 373 Brent Burns 362 Mikko Koivu 361 StephaneVeilleux 357 FilipKuba 334 PascalDupuis

GOALS 219 MarianGaborik 101 Andrew Brunette 96 BrianRolston 82 WesWalz 79 Mikko Koivu 77 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 67 PascalDupuis 55 AnttiLaaksonen 48 SergeiZholtok 43 StephaneVeilleux

ASSISTS 218 MarianGaborik 190 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 176 Mikko Koivu 174 Andrew Brunette 106 BrianRolston 100 WesWalz 99 FilipKuba Brent Burns 89 JimDowd 86 Nick Schultz

POINTS 437 MarianGaborik 275 Andrew Brunette 267 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 255 Mikko Koivu 202 BrianRolston 182 WesWalz 141 PascalDupuis 137 Brent Burns 132 FilipKuba 121 JimDowd

PLUS/MINUS 54 MarianGaborik 30 KeithCarney 28 WillieMitchell 22 Nick Schultz 19 BrianRolston 16 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 13 WesWalz 11 MarkParrish 10 Mikko Koivu 9 PavolDemitra

PENALTYMINUTES 698 MattJohnson 544 DerekBoogaard 333 WillieMitchell 301 MarianGaborik 272 WesWalz 267 BradBrown 256 Mikko Koivu 254 StephaneVeilleux Nick Schultz 251 SylvainBlouin

POWER-PLAYGOALS 59 MarianGaborik 47 Andrew Brunette 39 BrianRolston 27 Pierre-Marc Bouchard Mikko Koivu 18 Brent Burns PascalDupuis 16 SergeiZholtok OwenNolan 14 ThreePlayersTied

POWER-PLAYASSISTS 87 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 86 MarianGaborik 71 Andrew Brunette 68 Mikko Koivu 55 BrianRolston 39 Brent Burns 38 FilipKuba 36 JimDowd 35 Marek Zidlicky 34 KurtisFoster

POWER-PLAYPOINTS 145 MarianGaborik 118 Andrew Brunette 114 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 95 Mikko Koivu 94 BrianRolston 57 Brent Burns 52 FilipKuba 49 Marek Zidlicky 46 JimDowd 43 KurtisFoster

ShORT-hANDEDGOALS 14 WesWalz 7 BrianRolston Mikko Koivu 6 MarianGaborik 5 AnttiLaaksonen 4 PascalDupuis StacyRoest FilipKuba 3 ThreePlayersTied

ShORT-hANDEDASSISTS 7 WesWalz Nick Schultz 5 AnttiLaaksonen 4 PascalDupuis Mikko Koivu 3 SixPlayersTied

ShORT-hANDEDPOINTS 21 WesWalz 11 Mikko Koivu 10 AnttiLaaksonen 8 PascalDupuis BrianRolston MarianGaborik 7 FilipKuba Nick Schultz 6 DarbyHendrickson 5 StephaneVeilleux

GAME-WINNINGGOALS 43 MarianGaborik 21 BrianRolston 15 WesWalz 13 Andrew Brunette 12 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 10 Brent Burns EricBelanger 9 FilipKuba Mikko Koivu 8 OwenNolan

EVEN-STRENGThGOALS 154 MarianGaborik 67 WesWalz 54 Andrew Brunette 50 BrianRolston Pierre-Marc Bouchard 49 AnttiLaaksonen 45 PascalDupuis Mikko Koivu 39 StephaneVeilleux 32 SergeiZholtok

EVEN-STRENGThASSISTS 130 MarianGaborik 104 Mikko Koivu 103 Pierre-Marc Bouchard Andrew Brunette 90 WesWalz 72 Nick Schultz 58 FilipKuba AnttiLaaksonen 57 Brent Burns 52 TwoPlayersTied

EVEN-STRENGThPOINTS 284 MarianGaborik 157 WesWalz Andrew Brunette 153 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 149 Mikko Koivu 107 AnttiLaaksonen 100 BrianRolston 97 PascalDupuis 91 Nick Schultz 79 StephaneVeilleux

OVERTIMEGOALS 4 MarianGaborik Brent Burns 2 WesWalz AnttiLaaksonen RichardPark 1 SeveralPlayersTied

ShOOTOUTGOALS 20 Mikko Koivu 9 BrianRolston 8 PetteriNummelin 7 PavolDemitra 5 Marek Zidlicky 4 Antti Miettinen 3 Brent Burns 2 Pierre-Marc Bouchard OwenNolan ToddWhite

ShOTSONGOAL 1,694 MarianGaborik 887 BrianRolston 884 Mikko Koivu 729 PascalDupuis 675 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 647 WesWalz 624 Brent Burns 554 FilipKuba 542 StephaneVeilleux 540 Andrew Brunette

ShOOTING%(MIN. 200 SOG)

18.7 Andrew Brunette 14.8 MarkParrish 13.7 OwenNolan 13.3 PavolDemitra 12.9 MarianGaborik 12.7 WesWalz 12.5 AnttiLaaksonen 12.3 AlexandreDaigle 12.0 DarbyHendrickson 11.8 ToddWhite

MULTI-GOALGAMES 41 MarianGaborik 9 BrianRolston Pierre-Marc Bouchard 8 WesWalz SergeiZholtok Mikko Koivu 6 OwenNolan 5 AlexandreDaigle 4 ThreePlayersTied

MULTI-POINTGAMES 114 MarianGaborik 59 Andrew Brunette 56 Mikko Koivu 54 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 47 BrianRolston 36 PavolDemitra 33 WesWalz 22 PascalDupuis 21 JimDowd 20 SergeiZholtok

TOI/GAME(MIN. 200 GAMES)

23:55 FilipKuba 23:50 KimJohnson 21:34 WillieMitchell 21:00 LubomirSekeras 20:58 BradBombardir 20:33 BrianRolston 20:16 MartinSkoula 19:30 Nick Schultz 18:52 Mikko Koivu 18:44 Brent Burns

MINORPENALTIES 144 MattJohnson 143 MarianGaborik 124 WillieMitchell 123 Mikko Koivu 121 WesWalz 112 Nick Schultz 102 DerekBoogaard 101 Brent Burns 89 JimDowd 88 KimJohnsson

MAjORPENALTIES 64 MattJohnson 54 DerekBoogaard 23 BradBrown 21 SylvainBlouin 15 AlexHenry AaronVoros 14 StephaneVeilleux 13 WillieMitchell 12 JasonWiemer 11 JasonMarshall

FACEOFFWIN%(MIN. 1,000)

56.2 StacyRoest 53.1 MarcChouinard 52.8 Mikko Koivu 52.2 EricBelanger 50.3 JimDowd 49.1 ToddWhite 48.4 Kyle Brodziak 47.3 WesWalz 46.8 DarbyHendrickson 46.2 PavolDemitra

GAMES(GOALTENDER)

260 MannyFernandez 230 Niklas Backstrom 167 DwayneRoloson 83 Josh Harding 38 JamieMcLennan 5 DerekGustafson 3 WadeDubielewicz 2 Anton Khudobin 1 ZacBierk DieterKochan

GAMESSTARTED(GOALIE)

250 MannyFernandez 222 Niklas Backstrom 156 DwayneRoloson 65 Josh Harding 37 JamieMcLennan 4 DerekGustafson 1 ZacBierk DieterKochan WadeDubielewicz Anton Khudobin

MINUTESPLAYED14,902 MannyFernandez13,213 Niklas Backstrom 9,659 DwayneRoloson 4,287 Josh Harding 2,230 JamieMcLennan 265 DerekGustafson 101 WadeDubielewicz 69 Anton Khudobin 60 ZacBierk DieterKochan

WINS 119 Niklas Backstrom 113 MannyFernandez 62 DwayneRoloson 28 Josh Harding 5 JamieMcLennan 2 Anton Khudobin 1 WadeDubielewicz DerekGustafson

LOSSES 102 MannyFernandez 71 DwayneRoloson 68 Niklas Backstrom 39 Josh Harding 23 JamieMcLennan 3 DerekGustafson 1 ZacBierk DieterKochan WadeDubielewicz

TIES/OTLOSSES 30 Niklas Backstrom 28 MannyFernandez 27 DwayneRoloson 9 JamieMcLennan 4 Josh Harding

WIN%(MIN. 25 GAMES)

.618 Niklas Backstrom .523 MannyFernandez .472 DwayneRoloson .423 Josh Harding .257 JamieMcLennan

GAA(MIN. 25 GAMES)

2.28 DwayneRoloson 2.37 Niklas Backstrom 2.47 MannyFernandez 2.64 JamieMcLennan 2.66 Josh Harding

SAVE%(MIN. 25 GAMES)

.919 DwayneRoloson .918 Niklas Backstrom .915 Josh Harding .914 MannyFernandez .905 JamieMcLennan

ShUTOUTS 19 Niklas Backstrom 15 DwayneRoloson 12 MannyFernandez 4 Josh Harding 2 JamieMcLennan

GOALSALLOWED 614 MannyFernandez 521 Niklas Backstrom 367 DwayneRoloson 190 Josh Harding 98 JamieMcLennan 10 DerekGustafson 6 ZacBierk 5 DieterKochan WadeDubielewicz 1 Anton Khudobin

ShOTSAGAINST 7,102 MannyFernandez 6,348 Niklas Backstrom 4,548 DwayneRoloson 2,240 Josh Harding 1,032 JamieMcLennan 104 DerekGustafson 48 Anton Khudobin 34 WadeDubielewicz 28 DieterKochan 27 ZacBierk

SAVES 6,488 MannyFernandez 5,827 Niklas Backstrom 4,181 DwayneRoloson 2,050 Josh Harding 934 JamieMcLennan 94 DerekGustafson 47 Anton Khudobin 29 WadeDubielewicz 23 DieterKochan 21 ZacBierk

ShOOTOUTSAVE% 1.000 WadeDubielewicz .750 DwayneRoloson .745 MannyFernandez .688 Josh Harding .583 Niklas Backstrom

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SINGLE-SEASONLEADERSSINGLE-SEASONLEADERS

GOALS 42 MarianGaborik 2007-08 38 MarianGaborik 2005-06 34 BrianRolston 2005-06 31 BrianRolston 2006-07 BrianRolston 2007-08 30 MarianGaborik 2001-02 MarianGaborik 2002-03 MarianGaborik 2006-07 25 FourPlayersTied

ASSISTS 50 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2007-08 49 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 48 Andrew Brunette 2001-02 47 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 45 BrianRolston 2005-06 42 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2005-06 41 MarianGaborik 2007-08 39 PavolDemitra 2006-07 PavolDemitra 2007-08 37 ThreePlayersTied

POINTS 83 MarianGaborik 2007-08 79 BrianRolston 2005-06 71 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 69 Andrew Brunette 2001-02 67 MarianGaborik 2001-02 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 66 MarianGaborik 2005-06 65 MarianGaborik 2002-03 64 PavolDemitra 2006-07 BrianRolston 2006-07

PLUS/MINUSRATIO 22 KeithCarney 2006-07 17 PascalDupuis 2002-03 MarianGaborik 2007-08 16 Brent Burns 2006-07 15 BradBombardir 2002-03 WillieMitchell 2005-06 14 BrianRolston 2005-06 13 WillieMitchell 2002-03 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2006-07 Mikko Koivu 2007-08

PENALTYMINUTES 201 MattJohnson 2002-03 183 MattJohnson 2001-02 177 MattJohnson 2003-04 158 DerekBoogaard 2005-06 148 JasonMarshall 2001-02 141 AaronVoros 2007-08 137 MattJohnson 2000-01 131 AndySutton 2000-01 130 SylvainBlouin 2001-02 128 SeanO’Donnell 2000-01

POWER-PLAYGOALS 15 BrianRolston 2005-06 13 BrianRolston 2006-07 12 MarianGaborik 2006-07 OwenNolan 2008-09 Andrew Brunette 2009-10 11 BrianRolston 2007-08 MarianGaborik 2007-08 10 FivePlayersTied

POWER-PLAYASSISTS 24 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2005-06 22 Andrew Brunette 2001-02 21 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 BrianRolston 2006-07 20 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 Marek Zidlicky 2009-10 19 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2006-07 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2007-08 17 FourPlayersTied

POWER-PLAYPOINTS 34 BrianRolston 2006-07 32 BrianRolston 2005-06 Andrew Brunette 2001-02 31 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 2005-06 28 BrianRolston 2007-08 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 26 MarianGaborik 2001-02 PavolDemitra 2006-07 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 25 ThreePlayersTied

ShORT-hANDEDGOALS 7 WesWalz 2000-01 5 BrianRolston 2005-06 4 StacyRoest 2001-02 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 3 WesWalz 2003-04 2 SeveralPlayersTied

ShORT-hANDEDASSISTS 3 AndreiZyuzin 2002-03 WesWalz 2005-06 2 SeveralPlayersTied

ShORT-hANDEDPOINTS 9 WesWalz 2000-01 6 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 5 BrianRolston 2005-06 4 StacyRoest 2001-02 AnttiLaaksonen 2000-01 WesWalz 2005-06 3 SeveralPlayersTied

GAME-WINNINGGOALS 8 MarianGaborik 2002-03 MarianGaborik 2007-08 BrianRolston 2007-08 7 MarianGaborik 2005-06 BrianRolston 2005-06 MarianGaborik 2007-08 6 BrianRolston 2006-07 5 WesWalz 2001-02 CliffRonning 2002-03 OwenNolan 2008-09

OVERTIMEGOALS 3 MarianGaborik 2007-08 2 RichardPark 2002-03 Brent Burns 2006-07 1 SeveralPlayersTied

EVEN-STRENGThGOALS 30 MarianGaborik 2007-08 26 MarianGaborik 2005-06 24 MarianGaborik 2002-03 20 MarianGaborik 2001-02 19 BrianRolston 2007-08 18 Guillaume Latendresse 2009-10 17 WesWalz 2005-06 BrianRolston 2006-07 MarianGaborik 2006-07 16 AnttiLaaksonen 2001-02

ShOTSONGOAL 305 BrianRolston 2006-07 293 BrianRolston 2005-06 289 BrianRolston 2007-08 280 MarianGaborik 2002-03 278 MarianGaborik 2007-08 252 MarianGaborik 2005-06 246 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 236 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 221 MarianGaborik 2001-02 220 MarianGaborik 2003-04

MULTI-POINTGAMES 22 MarianGaborik 2005-06 20 BrianRolston 2005-06 PavolDemitra 2006-07 MarianGaborik 2007-08 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 19 MarianGaborik 2001-02 18 Andrew Brunette 2001-02 17 MarianGaborik 2006-07 16 FourPlayersTied

FACEOFFWIN%(MIN. 250 FACEOFFS) 57.6 EricBelanger 2009-10 57.0 StacyRoest 2000-01 56.9 Mikko Koivu 2009-10 55.0 StacyRoest 2001-02 53.6 MarcChouinard 2003-04 52.9 JimDowd 2001-02 52.7 Mikko Koivu 2008-09 52.7 MarcChouinard 2005-06 52.5 Mikko Koivu 2007-08 52.4 DominicMoore 2007-08

GAMESPLAYEDIN(GOALTENDER) 71 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 60 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 58 MannyFernandez 2005-06 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 50 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 48 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 45 DwayneRoloson 2001-02 44 MannyFernandez 2001-02 MannyFernandez 2006-07 42 MannyFernandez 2000-01

GAMESSTARTED(GOALTENDER) 71 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 58 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 57 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 MannyFernandez 2005-06 47 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 46 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 42 MannyFernandez 2001-02 MannyFernandez 2006-07 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 40 TwoPlayersTied

MINUTESPLAYED(GOALTENDER) 4,088 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 3,489 Niklas Backstrom 2009-103,411 MannyFernandez 2005-06 3,409 Niklas Backstrom 2007-082,945 DwayneRoloson 2002-032,847 DwayneRoloson 2003-042,506 DwayneRoloson 2001-022,463 MannyFernandez 2001-022,461 MannyFernandez 2000-012,422 MannyFernandez 2006-07

WINS 37 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 33 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 30 MannyFernandez 2005-06 26 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 23 Niklas Backstrom 2006-07 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 22 MannyFernandez 2006-07 19 MannyFernandez 2000-01 MannyFernandez 2002-03 DwayneRoloson 2003-04

LOSSES 24 MannyFernandez 2001-02 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 23 JamieMcLennan 2000-01 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 20 DwayneRoloson 2001-02 18 MannyFernandez 2005-06 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 17 MannyFernandez 2000-01 DwayneRoloson 2005-06 16 ThreePlayersTied

OTLOSSES/TIES 11 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 9 MannyFernandez 2003-04 JamieMcLennan 2000-01 8 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 7 DwayneRoloson 2001-02 MannyFernandez 2006-07 6 Niklas Backstrom 2006-07

GOALSAGAINSTAVG.(Min. 25 GP) 1.88 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 1.97 Niklas Backstrom 2006-07 2.00 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 2.24 MannyFernandez 2000-01 MannyFernandez 2002-03 2.29 MannyFernandez 2005-06 2.31 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 2.33 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 2.49 MannyFernandez 2003-04 2.55 MannyFernandez 2006-07

SAVEPERCENTAGE(Min. 25 GP) .933 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 .929 Niklas Backstrom 2006-07 .927 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 .924 MannyFernandez 2002-03 .923 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 .920 MannyFernandez 2000-01 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 .919 MannyFernandez 2005-06 .915 MannyFernandez 2003-04 .911 MannyFernandez 2006-07

ShUTOUTS

8 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 5 DwayneRoloson 2001-02 DwayneRoloson 2003-04 Niklas Backstrom 2006-07 4 MannyFernandez 2000-01 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 2 FivePlayersTied

GOALSALLOWED

159 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 158 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 131 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 130 MannyFernandez 2005-06 125 MannyFernandez 2001-02 112 DwayneRoloson 2001-02 103 MannyFernandez 2006-07 98 JamieMcLennan 2000-01 DwayneRoloson 2002-03 92 MannyFernandez 2000-01

ShOTSAGAINST 2,059 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 1,632 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 1,629 Niklas Backstrom 2007-081,612 MannyFernandez 2005-061,334 DwayneRoloson 2002-031,323 DwayneRoloson 2003-041,158 MannyFernandez 2006-071,157 MannyFernandez 2001-021,147 MannyFernandez 2000-011,132 DwayneRoloson 2001-02

SAVES1,900 Niklas Backstrom 2008-091,498 Niklas Backstrom 2007-081,482 MannyFernandez 2005-06 1,474 Niklas Backstrom 2009-101,236 DwayneRoloson 2002-031,234 DwayneRoloson 2003-041,055 MannyFernandez 2000-01 MannyFernandez 2006-071,032 MannyFernandez 2001-021,020 DwayneRoloson 2001-02

GOALSUPPORT(Min. 25 GP) 2.74 MannyFernandez 2005-06 2.69 Niklas Backstrom 2007-08 2.67 Niklas Backstrom 2006-07 Niklas Backstrom 2008-09 2.65 MannyFernandez 2006-07 2.64 MannyFernandez 2002-03 2.63 Niklas Backstrom 2009-10 2.56 Josh Harding 2007-08 2.54 DwayneRoloson 2001-02 Josh Harding 2009-10

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21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



ALL-TIMEOVERTIMERESULTSBEST&WORSTSTARTS

GAME RECORD PTS LAST TIME...1 1-0-0 2 2008-09(5x)2 2-0-0 4 2008-09(3x)3 3-0-0 6 2008-09(3x)4 4-0-0 8 2008-09(3x)5 5-0-0 10 2007-08(2x)6 6-0-0 12 2006-077 6-0-1 13 2008-09(2x)8 7-0-1 15 2007-089 8-1-0 16 2006-0710 9-1-0 18 2006-0711 9-2-0 18 2006-07(2x)12 10-2-0 20 2006-0713 10-3-0 20 2006-07(2x)14 10-4-0 20 2006-07(2x)15 11-4-0 22 2006-07(2x)16 11-4-1 23 2008-0917 11-5-1 23 2008-0918 12-6-0 24 2006-0719 12-6-1 25 2008-09(3x)20 11-5-4 26 2002-0321 12-5-4 28 2002-0322 13-5-4 30 2002-0323 13-6-4 30 2002-0324 15-8-1 31 2008-0925 15-9-1 31 2008-09(2x)26 13-9-2 32 2007-08(2x)27 13-7-7 33 2002-0328 14-7-7 35 2002-0329 15-7-7 37 2002-0330 16-7-7 39 2002-0331 16-8-7 39 2002-0332 17-8-7 41 2002-0333 18-8-7 43 2002-0334 18-9-7 43 2002-0335 18-10-7 43 2002-0336 18-11-7 43 2002-0337 21-14-2 44 2007-08(2x)38 22-14-2 46 2007-08(2x)39 20-11-8 48 2002-0340 21-11-8 50 2002-0341 21-12-8 50 2002-0342 21-13-8 50 2002-0343 24-17-2 50 2007-08(2x)44 25-17-2 52 2007-08(2x)45 26-17-2 54 2007-0846 26-17-3 55 2007-0847 26-18-3 55 2007-0848 27-18-3 57 2007-0849 25-16-8 58 2002-0350 28-19-3 59 2007-0851 29-19-3 61 2007-0852 30-19-3 63 2007-0853 30-19-4 64 2007-0854 30-20-4 64 2007-0855 31-20-4 66 2007-0856 32-20-4 68 2007-0857 32-21-4 68 2007-0858 33-21-4 70 2007-0859 34-21-4 72 2007-0860 34-21-5 73 2007-0861 34-22-5 73 2007-0862 34-23-5 73 2007-08(2x)63 35-23-5 75 2006-0764 35-23-6 76 2006-0765 36-23-6 78 2006-0766 37-24-5 79 2007-08(2x)67 37-25-5 79 2007-08(2x)68 37-24-7 81 2006-0769 38-24-7 83 2006-0770 39-24-7 85 2006-0771 40-24-7 87 2006-0772 41-24-7 89 2006-0773 42-24-7 91 2006-0774 43-24-7 93 2006-0775 44-24-7 95 2006-0776 45-24-7 97 2006-0777 45-24-8 98 2006-0778 45-25-8 98 2006-0779 45-26-8 98 2006-0780 46-26-8 100 2006-0781 47-26-8 102 2006-0782 48-26-8 104 2006-07

GAME RECORD PTS LAST TIME...1 0-1-0 0 2009-10(3x)2 0-2-0 0 2000-013 0-2-1 1 2000-014 0-3-1 1 2000-015 0-4-1 1 2000-016 1-5-0 2 2009-107 1-6-0 2 2009-108 1-5-2 4 2000-019 2-7-0 4 2009-1010 1-6-3 5 2000-0111 3-8-0 6 2009-1012 3-9-0 6 2009-1013 2-8-3 7 2000-0114 3-8-3 9 2000-0115 3-9-3 9 2000-0116 3-10-3 9 2000-0117 4-10-3 11 2000-0118 4-10-4 12 2000-0119 4-11-4 12 2000-0120 4-12-4 12 2000-0121 5-12-4 14 2000-0122 5-12-5 15 2000-0123 6-12-5 17 2000-0124 7-12-5 19 2000-0125 7-13-5 19 2000-0126 7-14-5 19 2000-0127 7-15-5 19 2000-0128 8-15-5 21 2000-0129 8-15-6 22 2000-0130 8-16-6 22 2000-0131 8-16-7 23 2000-0132 8-17-7 23 2000-0133 9-17-7 25 2000-0134 9-17-8 26 2000-0135 10-17-8 28 2000-0136 11-17-8 30 2000-0137 11-17-9 31 2000-0138 12-17-9 33 2000-0139 12-17-10 34 2000-0140 13-17-10 36 2000-0141 13-18-10 36 2000-0142 14-18-10 38 2000-0143 14-19-10 38 2000-0144 14-20-10 38 2000-0145 14-21-10 38 2000-0146 15-21-10 40 2000-0147 16-21-10 42 2000-0148 16-22-10 42 2000-0149 17-22-10 44 2000-0150 17-21-12 46 2001-02(2x)51 17-22-12 46 2001-0252 17-22-13 47 2001-0253 17-22-14 48 2001-0254 17-23-14 48 2001-0255 17-24-14 48 2001-0256 17-25-14 48 2001-0257 17-26-14 48 2001-0258 18-26-14 50 2001-0259 18-26-15 51 2001-0260 18-27-15 51 2001-0261 19-27-15 53 2001-0262 19-28-15 53 2001-0263 19-28-16 54 2001-0264 20-28-16 56 2001-02(2x)65 21-28-16 58 2001-02(2x)66 23-30-13 59 2000-0167 23-31-13 59 2000-0168 24-31-13 61 2000-0169 24-31-14 62 2000-0170 24-31-15 63 2000-0171 24-32-15 63 2000-0172 24-33-15 63 2000-0173 24-34-15 63 2000-0174 24-34-16 64 2000-0175 24-35-16 64 2000-0176 24-35-17 65 2000-0177 24-36-17 65 2000-0178 24-37-17 65 2000-0179 24-38-17 65 2000-0180 24-38-18 66 2000-0181 25-38-18 68 2000-0182 25-39-18 68 2000-01

OPPONENT DATE SITE RESULT GW/GT GOAL (time of goal)Anaheim (5-2-2) 12/8/00 Minnesota 1-0Loss OlegTverdovsky(0:21ofOT)

1/11/02 Minnesota 2-2Tie PaulKariya(11:34of2nd)1/23/02 Anaheim 3-2Loss KeithCarney(4:02ofOT)1/20/03 Anaheim 2-1Win AnttiLaaksonen(2:53ofOT)

11/30/03 Minnesota 1-1Tie SandisOzolinsh(18:35of2nd)11/6/05 Anaheim 4-3Win RandyRobitaille(Shootout)

10/27/06 Minnesota 3-2Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)10/6/09 Minnesota 4-3Win AndrewBrunette(3:08ofOT)12/4/09 Minnesota 5-4Win GuillaumeLatendresse(Shootout)

Atlanta (0-1-1) 1/3/01 Minnesota 1-1Tie DonaldAudette(4:36of1st)3/7/08 Atlanta 3-2Loss ErikChristensen(Shootout)

Boston (0-1-0) 11/25/09 Minnesota 2-1Loss DavidKrejci(Shootout)Buffalo (0-1-0) 10/23/08 Minnesota 4-3Loss DerekRoy(0:44ofOT)Calgary (5-6-4) 11/5/00 Calgary 3-2Win AnttiLaaksonen(3:11ofOT)

11/22/00 Minnesota 1-1Tie MarcSavard(3:37of3rd)3/1/01 Calgary 1-1Tie JasonWiemer(14:48of3rd)

1/28/02 Minnesota 3-2Loss JaromeIginla(0:46ofOT)10/22/02 Minnesota 4-3Win CliffRonning(1:58ofOT)

12/5/02 Calgary 1-1Tie AndrewBrunette(13:27of1st)12/29/03 Calgary 2-2Tie RichardPark(2:45of3rd)

12/7/06 Minnesota 3-2Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)1/26/07 Minnesota 2-1Win PavolDemitra(Shootout)2/28/07 Calgary 2-1Loss JaromeIginla(Shootout)3/27/07 Minnesota 1-0Loss AlexTanguay(Shootout)1/16/08 Minnesota 3-2Loss KristianHuselius(Shootout)

12/17/08 Minnesota 3-2Loss ToddBertuzzi(3:48ofOT)2/19/09 Minnesota 3-2Loss AdrianAucoin(3:50ofOT)

12/11/09 Calgary 2-1Win MartinHavlat(3:15ofOT)Carolina (1-1-1) 12/13/00 Minnesota 1-1Tie JeffO’Neill(9:13of2nd)

2/27/04 Minnesota 3-3Tie RonFrancis(15:45of3rd)10/24/09 Minnesota 3-2Win CalClutterbuck(1:55ofOT)11/15/09 Carolina 5-4Loss JussiJokinen(Shootout)

Chicago (5-0-1) 12/26/02 Chicago 2-2Tie TheorenFleury(3:06of3rd)3/28/03 Minnesota 4-3Win RichardPark(1:14ofOT)

REGULARSEASON

OT HOME ROAD TOTALSEASON GAMES (W-L-T) (W-L-T) (W-L-T)2000-01 22 2-4-10 2-1-3 4-5-132001-02 21 0-5-8 0-4-4 0-9-122002-03 19 5-0-3 3-1-7 8-1-102003-04 24 1-2-7 0-1-13 1-3-202005-06* 13 3-2 3-5 6-72006-07* 25 12-5 5-3 17-82007-08* 19 6-5 3-5 9-102008-09* 17 4-7 4-2 8-92009-10* 18 6-4 4-4 10-8TOTALS 178 39-34-28 24-26-27 63-60-55

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



ALL-TIMEOVERTIMERESULTSALL-TIMEOVERTIMERESULTS

OPPONENT DATE SITE RESULT GW/GT GOAL (time of goal)12/05/06 Minnesota 3-2Win Pierre-MarcBouchard(Shootout)12/09/06 Minnesota 5-4Win MarkParrish(3:18ofOT)1/14/07 Chicago 4-3Win PavolDemitra(Shootout)

1/9/10 Minnesota 6-5Win OwenNolan(Shootout)Colorado (8-5-3) 12/16/01 Minnesota 3-2Loss JoeSakic(4:09ofOT)

10/27/02 Colorado 3-3Tie AnttiLaaksonen(14:50of3rd)10/29/02 Minnesota 3-2Win LubomirSekeras(3:43ofOT)11/29/02 Minnesota 2-2Tie AnttiLaaksonen(4:25of3rd)11/04/03 Colorado 4-4Tie SteveKonowalchuk(11:55of3rd)3/31/04 Minnesota 5-4Win MarcChouinard(0:53ofOT)10/5/06 Minnesota 3-2Win ToddWhite(1:03ofOT)

11/18/06 Minnesota 2-1Loss JoeSakic(Shootout)1/6/07 Minnesota 2-1Loss MilanHejduk(Shootout)

3/11/07 Minnesota 3-2Win BrentBurns(4:41ofOT)3/30/08 Minnesota 3-2Win MarianGaborik(3:10ofOT)

4/6/08 Colorado 4-3Loss WojtekWolski(Shootout)3/12/09 Colorado 2-1Loss WojtekWolski(Shootout)3/17/09 Minnesota 3-2 MarekZidlicky(Shootout)

10/21/09 Minnesota 3-2Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)11/28/09 Colorado 3-2Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)3/11/07 Minnesota 3-2Win BrentBurns(4:41ofOT)3/30/08 Minnesota 3-2Win MarianGaborik(3:10ofOT)

4/6/08 Colorado 4-3Loss WojtekWolski(Shootout)3/12/09 Colorado 2-1Loss WojtekWolski(Shootout)3/17/09 Minnesota 3-2 MarekZidlicky(Shootout)

Columbus (3-3-1) 1/17/01 Minnesota 3-2Win SeanO’Donnell(3:53ofOT)2/12/02 Columbus 3-3Tie SergeiZholtok(17:28of3rd)1/31/04 Columbus 2-1Loss AndersEriksson(2:59ofOT)

10/28/05 Columbus 2-1Loss TrevorLetowski(Shootout)11/30/05 Minnesota 3-2Loss JaroslavBalastik(Shootout)12/29/06 Minnesota 4-3Win WesWalz(1:29ofOT)11/15/08 Minnesota 3-2Win MarekZidlicky(Shootout)

Dallas (2-5-1) 4/10/02 Dallas 4-4Tie AndrewBrunette(8:41of3rd)3/21/03 Dallas 3-2Win WesWalz(1:30ofOT)12/2/06 Dallas 4-3Loss JussiJokinen(Shootout)4/15/06 Dallas 4-3Loss TrevorDaley(4:26ofOT)1/20/07 Minnesota 2-1Loss StuBarnes(Shootout)2/20/07 Minnesota 2-1Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)3/14/09 Dallas 3-2Loss NicklasGrossman(2:23ofOT)4/10/10 Minnesota 4-3Loss JamieBenn(Shootout)

Detroit (3-4-3) 1/5/01 Minnesota 3-2Win FilipKuba(2:58ofOT)3/11/01 Minnesota 3-2Loss BrendanShanahan(0:37ofOT)

12/26/01 Minnesota 3-3Tie LucRobitaille(13:34of3rd)11/15/03 Minnesota 1-1Tie SteveYzerman(12:18of3rd)12/26/03 Detroit 2-2Tie KrisDraper(7:23of3rd)12/23/06 Minnesota 3-2Win Pierre-MarcBouchard(0:45ofOT)1/10/08 Detroit 6-5Win MarianGaborik(Shootout)

2/5/08 Minnesota 3-2Loss BrettLebda(1:37ofOT)1/3/09 Minnesota 3-2Loss PavelDatsyuk(Shootout)

1/21/10 Minnesota 4-3Loss DrewMiller(Shootout)

OPPONENT DATE SITE RESULT GW/GT GOAL (time of goal)Edmonton (5-5-4) 11/12/00 Minnesota 5-4Loss DougWeight(1:24ofOT)

4/4/01 Edmonton 2-2Tie DougWeight(19:12of3rd)10/14/01 Minnesota 3-3Tie RemMurray(3:26of3rd)

4/2/02 Edmonton 2-1Loss MikeGrier(2:15ofOT)12/3/02 Edmonton 2-1Loss MikeYork(1:29ofOT)

1/2/03 Edmonton 2-1Win JimDowd(4:16ofOT)12/18/03 Edmonton 1-1Tie BradIsbister(19:59of3rd)12/30/03 Edmonton 2-2Tie MikeYork(17:43of3rd)

4/6/06 Minnesota 2-1Win BrianRolston(Shootout)10/25/07 Edmonton 5-4Loss AlesHemsky(Shootout)12/29/07 Minnesota 5-4Win PetteriNummelin(1:50ofOT)

2/8/09 Minnesota 3-2Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)3/5/10 Edmonton 2-1Loss MikeComrie(Shootout)

Florida (0-1-1) 10/22/00 Minnesota 0-0Tie ScorelessTie3/9/10 Minnesota 3-2Loss CoryStillman(Shootout)

Los Angeles (3-4-5) 11/18/01 Minnesota 2-2Tie SteveHeinze(7:29of3rd)11/19/02 Minnesota 2-2Tie SergeiZholtok(5:48of3rd)

1/14/03 Minnesota 2-2Tie NickSchultz(8:06of2nd)1/26/04 LosAngeles 2-2Tie LucRobitaille(17:56of3rd)

03/04/04 LosAngeles 1-1Tie JasonWiemer(17:43of3rd)10/09/05 LosAngeles 2-1Loss PavolDemitra(3:31ofOT)

3/07/06 Minnesota 3-2Loss LubomirVisnovsky(1:21ofOT)10/18/06 LosAngeles 2-1Win MarianGaborik(0:25ofOT)11/11/06 LosAngeles 3-2Win ToddWhite(Shootout)10/16/07 LosAngeles 4-3Loss MikeCammalleri(Shootout)

3/2/08 Minnesota 2-1Win MartinSkoula(3:45ofOT)2/24/09 Minnesota 2-1Loss DrewDoughty(Shootout)

Montreal (1-1-1) 10/24/00 Montreal 2-2Tie EricWeinrich(13:22of3rd)1/29/04 Minnesota 3-2Loss RichardZednik(4:32ofOT)

12/17/05 Minnesota 4-3Win KurtisFoster(3:13ofOT)Nashville (3-0-5) 3/21/01 Minnesota 0-0Tie ScorelessTie

1/10/02 Nashville 2-2Tie GregJohnson(16:46of2nd)3/6/03 Nashville 2-2Tie PascalDupuis(8:28of2nd)

12/23/03 Minnesota 3-3Tie JasonWiemer(16:55of2nd)1/12/04 Minnesota 3-3Tie SergeiZholtok(19:46of3rd)

11/16/06 Nashville 7-6Win BrianRolston(Shootout)2/17/08 Minnesota 5-4Win MarianGaborik(4:55ofOT)12/2/09 Minnesota 5-4Win AndrewEbbett(1:26ofOT)

New Jersey (0-2-2) 1/26/02 Minnesota 2-2Tie StacyRoest(13:07of2nd)2/17/04 NewJersey 4-4Tie BrianGionta(13:33of3rd)12/3/05 NewJersey 3-2Loss VictorKozlov(Shootout)3/13/08 Minnesota 4-3Loss JamieLangenbrunner(Shootout)

N.Y. Islanders (1-0-0) 2/9/08 Minnesota 4-3Win BrentBurns(2:34ofOT)N.Y. Rangers (0-1-0) 3/5/02 Minnesota 3-2Loss BrianLeetch(3:44ofOT)Ottawa (0-1-1) 12/20/00 Minnesota 2-2Tie DarbyHendrickson(5:37of3rd)

3/12/02 Minnesota 4-3Loss MagnusArvedson(1:41ofOT)Philadelphia (1-0-1) 10/11/00 Minnesota 3-3Tie EricDesjardins(10:37of3rd)

3/25/10 Philadelphia 4-3Win KyleBrodziak(2:33ofOT)Phoenix (0-2-3) 12/29/00 Minnesota 2-2Tie JimDowd(3:48of3rd)

11/20/01 Phoenix 2-1Loss ClaudeLemieux(4:36ofOT)

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



ALL-TIMEShOOTOUTRESULTSALL-TIMEOVERTIMERESULTS

OPPONENT DATE SITE WILD OPP GOALTENDERS DECIDING GOALAnaheim (3-0) 11/06/05 Anaheim 2-3 1-3 Fernandez/Giguere RandyRobitaille

10/27/06 Minnesota 1-2 0-3 Fernandez/Giguere MikkoKoivu12/4/09 Minnesota 2-4 1-4 Backstrom/Hiller GuillaumeLatendresse

Atlanta (0-1) 03/07/08 Atlanta 0-3 1-3 Backstrom/Hedberg ErikChristensenBoston (0-1) 11/25/09 Minnesota 1-4 2-4 Backstrom/Rask DavidKrejciCalgary (2-3) 12/07/06 Minnesota 2-2 1-3 Fernandez/Kiprusoff MikkoKoivu

01/26/07 Minnesota 2-2 0-2 Backstrom/Kiprusoff PavolDemitra02/28/07 Calgary 0-3 1-3 Harding/Kiprusoff JaromeIginla03/24/07 Minnesota 0-2 2-2 Backstrom/Kiprusoff AlexTanguay01/16/08 Minnesota 0-2 2-3 Backstrom/Kiprusoff KristianHuselius

Carolina (0-1) 11/15/09 Carolina 0-3 1-3 Backstrom/Leighton JussiJokinenChicago (3-0) 12/05/06 Minnesota 3-6 2-6 Fernandez/Khabibulin Pierre-MarcBouchard

1/14/07 Minnesota 1-2 0-3 Fernandez/Khabibulin PavolDemitra1/9/10 Minnesota 2-8 1-8 Harding/Huet OwenNolan

Colorado (3-4) 11/18/06 Minnesota 1-3 2-3 Backstrom/Budaj JoeSakic1/6/07 Minnesota 1-4 2-4 Fernandez/Budaj MilanHejduk4/6/08 Colorado 0-2 2-2 Harding/Theodore WojtekWolski

3/12/09 Colorado 2-2 0-2 Backstrom/Budaj WojtekWolski3/17/09 Minnesota 2-3 1-3 Backstrom/Budaj MarekZidlicky

10/21/09 Minnesota 1-3 0-3 Backstrom/Anderson MikkoKoivu11/28/09 Colorado 2-2 0-2 Harding/Anderson MikkoKoivu

Columbus (1-2) 10/28/05 Columbus 1-8 2-8 Roloson/Prusek TrevorLetowski11/30/05 Minnesota 0-3 1-3 Fernandez/Leclaire JaroslavBalastik11/15/08 Minnesota 2-3 0-2 Backstrom/Mason MarekZidlicky

Dallas (1-3) 12/02/06 Dallas 1-3 3-3 Backstrom/Turco JussiJokinen1/20/07 Minnesota 2-9 3-9 Backstrom/Turco StuBarnes2/20/07 Minnesota 1-3 0-3 Backstrom/Turco MikkoKoivu4/10/10 Minnesota 0-4 1-4 Backstrom/Lehtonen JamieBenn

Detroit (1-2) 1/10/08 Detroit 2-3 1-3 Harding/Osgood MarianGaborik1/03/08 Minnesota 0-3 1-2 Harding/Osgood PavelDatsyuk1/21/10 Minnesota 2-8 3-8 Backstrom/Howard DrewMiller

Edmonton (2-2) 4/06/06 Minnesota 2-3 1-3 Fernandez/Roloson BrianRolston10/25/07 Edmonton 1-3 2-3 Harding/Roloson AlesHemsky

2/8/09 Minnesota 1-4 0-4 Backstrom/Roloson MikkoKoivu3/5/10 Edmonton 2-6 3-6 Backstrom/Deslauriers MikeComrie

Florida (0-1) 3/9/10 Minnesota 0-4 1-4 Backstrom/Vokoun CoryStillmanLos Angeles (1-2) 11/11/06 LosAngeles 3-6 2-6 Fernandez/Garon ToddWhite

10/16/07 LosAngeles 1-2 3-3 Backstrom/Aubin MikeCammalleri2/24/09 Minnesota 1-4 2-4 Backstrom/Quick DrewDoughty

Nashville (1-0) 11/16/06 Nashville 3-4 2-4 Backstrom/Mason BrianRolstonNew Jersey (0-2) 12/03/05 NewJersey 0-3 1-3 Fernandez/Brodeur VictorKozlov

03/13/08 Minnesota 0-3 1-3 Backstrom/Brodeur JamieLangenbrunnerSan Jose (1-2) 02/02/06 SanJose 1-5 0-5 Fernandez/Toskala BrianRolston

03/09/08 Minnesota 1-3 2-3 Backstrom/Nabokov PatrickMarleau03/19/08 Minnesota 1-3 2-3 Backstrom/Nabokov JeremyRoenick

St. Louis (2-0) 04/04/06 Minnesota 2-3 1-3 Harding/Divis BrianRolston02/10/08 St.Louis 2-6 1-6 Harding/Legace BrentBurns

Tampa Bay (1-1) 10/18/08 TampaBay 1-2 0-3 Backstrom/Smith AnttiMiettinen11/12/09 TampaBay 0-2 2-2 Backstrom/Niittymaki VincentLecavalier

Vancouver (3-1) 03/31/06 Vancouver 1-3 0-3 Fernandez/Auld MikkoKoivu10/10/06 Minnesota 3-4 2-4 Fernandez/Luongo PetteriNummelin03/04/07 Vancouver 2-6 3-6 Backstrom/Luongo DanielSedin02/14/08 Vancouver 2-3 1-3 Backstrom/Luongo MikkoKoivu

Washington (1-0) 10/12/06 Minnesota 1-2 0-3 Fernandez/Johnson MikkoKoivu

OPPONENT DATE SITE RESULT GW/GT GOAL (time of goal)3/17/02 Minnesota 2-2Tie MarianGaborik(17:43of3rd)

3/7/04 Phoenix 1-1Tie AndrewBrunette(18:26of1st)3/22/04 Minnesota 3-2Loss MikeComrie(4:35ofOT)

Pittsburgh (1-0-1) 11/14/02 Minnesota 1-1Tie RichardPark(8:10of2nd)11/18/08 Pittsburgh 2-1Win MarekZidlicky(Shootout)

San Jose (3-3-2) 10/6/01 SanJose 0-0Tie ScorelessTie10/16/01 Minnesota 3-3Tie MikeRicci(17:28of3rd)10/31/02 Minnesota 2-1Win SergeiZholtok(4:50of3rd)

2/3/06 SanJose 3-2Win BrianRolston(Shootout)3/9/08 Minnesota 3-2Loss PatrickMarleau(Shootout)

3/19/08 SanJose 4-3Loss JeremyRoenick(Shootout)12/31/08 Minnesota 3-2Win BrentBurns(1:38ofOT)

3/5/09 SanJose 4-3Win MikkoKoivu(4:46ofOT)3/10/09 Minnesota 5-4Loss ChristianEhrhoff(3:34ofOT)

St. Louis (3-3-5) 3/6/01 Minnesota 3-3Tie CamStewart(17:59of3rd)3/14/01 Minnesota 1-0Loss ScottYoung(3:09ofOT)

10/19/01 Minnesota 3-2Loss KeithTkachuk(0:46ofOT)12/2/01 Minnesota 4-4Tie AlMacinnis(17:59of3rd)

10/12/02 St.Louis 2-2Tie AndrewBrunette(19:44of3rd)1/5/04 St.Louis 1-1Tie AndreiZyuzin(13:25of2nd)

1/17/04 St.Louis 2-2Tie DougWeight(18:23of3rd)3/10/06 St.Louis 2-1Loss LeeStempniak(0:25ofOT)4/04/06 Minnesota 5-4Win BrianRolston(Shootout)

11/30/07 Minnesota 3-2Win MarianGaborik(2:21ofOT)2/10/08 St.Louis 2-1Win BrentBurns(Shootout)

Tampa Bay (1-1-1) 3/17/03 TampaBay 3-3Tie AndrewBrunette(15:35of3rd)10/18/08 TampaBay 1-0Win AnttiMiettinen(Shootout)11/12/09 TampaBay 4-3Loss VincentLecavalier(Shootout)

Vancouver (6-8-5) 1/30/01 Vancouver 3-2Loss MattiasOhlund(1:43ofOT)3/4/01 Vancouver 4-3Win AaronGavey(2:26ofOT)

3/25/01 Minnesota 2-2Tie FilipKuba(4:23of3rd)4/5/02 Vancouver 5-4Loss BrendanMorrison(2:23ofOT)

1/28/03 Vancouver 2-2Tie SergeiZholtok(9:38of3rd)10/18/03 Minnesota 2-2Tie HenrikSedin(18:28of3rd)12/06/03 Vancouver 1-1Tie TrevorLinden(17:08of3rd)3/10/04 Vancouver 1-1Tie GeoffSanderson(15:43of3rd)2/12/06 Vancouver 3-2Loss DanielSedin(1:26ofOT)3/31/06 Vancouver 2-1Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)

10/10/06 Minnesota 2-1Win PetteriNummelin(Shootout)2/14/07 Minnesota 3-2Loss SamiSalo(4:20ofOT)

3/4/07 Vancouver 4-3Loss DanielSedin(Shootout)3/11/07 Vancouver 3-2Win BrentBurns(4:24ofOT)2/14/08 Vancouver 5-4Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)2/20/08 Minnesota 3-2Loss DanielSedin(3:18ofOT)1/31/09 Vancouver 4-3Win Marc-AndreBergeron(1:52ofOT)3/31/09 Minnesota 2-1Loss HenrikSedin(4:00ofOT)

4/4/10 Vancouver 4-3Loss SamiSalo(2:15ofOT)Washington (1-0-0) 10/12/06 Minnesota 3-2Win MikkoKoivu(Shootout)

SEASON SHOOTOUTS HOME ROAD TOTAL2005-06 8 2-1 3-2 5-32006-07 17 7-4 3-3 10-72007-08 11 0-3 3-5 3-82008-09 8 3-2 2-1 5-32009-10 12 3-4 2-3 5-7TOTALS 56 15-14 13-14 28-28

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



hATTRICKS,PENALYShOTS,ATTENDANCEALL-TIMEShUTOUTS

BYThEWILD(52)

2009-10 (3)12/9/09@COL (Backstrom-22sv)

1/28/10@COL (Harding-29sv)

3/3/10@CGY (Backstrom-29sv)

2008-09 (8)10/18/08@TB1-0(SO) (Backstrom-32sv)

11/13/08vs.PHX4-0 (Backstrom-24sv)

12/3/08vs.STL4-0 (Backstrom-22sv)

1/4/09@COL2-0 (Backstrom-33sv)

1/6/09@BOS1-0 (Backstrom-28sv)

2/4/09vs.ANA3-0 (Backstrom-34sv)

3/22/09vs.EDM3-0 (Backstrom-31sv)

4/3/09vs.CGY4-0 (Backstrom-27sv)

2007-08 (5)10/4/07vs.CHI1-0 (Backstrom-27sv)

10/10/07vs.EDM2-0 (Backstorm-21sv)

10/14/07@ANA2-0 (Harding-37sv)

3/15/08vs.LA2-0 (Backstrom-24sv)

3/28/08vs.VAN4-0 (Backstrom-28sv)

2006-07 (8)10/14/06vs.CBJ5-0 (Fernandez-24sv)

11/24/06vs.PHX4-0 (Backstrom-28sv)

01/19/07@CHI3-0 (Fernandez-24sv)

02/03/07@PHX1-0 (Backstrom-29sv)

03/01/07@EDM5-0 (Harding-30sv)

03/27/07vs.CGY0-1 (Backstrom-24sv)



2005-06 (3)10/12/05vs.VAN6-0 (Roloson-33sv)

12/08/05@PIT5-0 (Fernandez-22sv)

04/11/06vs.CHI2-0 (Harding-27sv)

2003-04 (7)11/07/03@CGY3-0 (Roloson-34sv)

11/11/03vs.VAN1-0 (Roloson-29sv)

12/03/03vs.EDM1-0 (Fernandez-34sv)

2/02/04vs.STL4-0 (Roloson-24sv)

2/13/04vs.EDM3-0 (Roloson-28sv)

3/18/04@BOS2-0 (Fernandez-31sv)

4/04/04vs.STL3-0 (Roloson-24sv)

2002-03 (6)11/16/02vs.WSH1-0 (Roloson-17sv)

2/10/03@PHI1-0 (Fernandez-30sv)

2/12/03vs.PHI2-0 (Roloson-31sv)

2/25/03@OTT3-0 (Roloson-28sv)

3/23/03vs.DET4-0 (Roloson-33sv)

3/31/03vs.CGY3-0 (Fernandez-26sv)

2001-02 (6)10/6/01@SJ0-0 (Roloson-36sv)

11/21/01@SJ2-0 (Fernandez-22sv)

11/29/01vs.FLA6-0 (Roloson-29sv)

1/2/02vs.TB2-0 (Roloson-36sv)

3/7/02@STL3-0 (Roloson-28sv)

3/10/02vs.CBJ5-0 (Roloson-14sv)

2000-01 (6)10/22/00vs.FLA0-0 (McLennan-24sv)

11/24/00vs.CHI2-0 (Fernandez-27sv)

12/17/00vs.DAL6-0 (Fernandez-24sv)

1/10/01vs.WSH3-0 (Fernandez-17sv)

1/24/01@ANA5-0 (Fernandez-20sv)

3/21/01vs.NSH0-0 (McLennan-27sv)

BYThEOPPONENT(58)

2009-10 (4)12/7/09@PHX2-0 (Bryzgalov-28sv)

1/14/10@STL1-0 (Mason-19sv)

3/18/10@NSH5-0 (Rinne-17sv)

3/31/10vs.CHI4-0 (Niemi-21sv)

2008-09 (6)10/18/08@TB1-0(SO) (Smith-21sv)

11/8/08@VAN2-0 (Luongo-29sv)

12/6/08@NSH1-0 (Rinne-32sv)

1/17/09vs.ANA3-0 (Hiller-30sv)

2/6/09vs.NSH2-0 (Dan Ellis-22sv)

3/20/09@NJ4-0 (Brodeur-35sv)

2007-08 (4)11/23/07vs.CBJ4-0 (Leclaire-32sv)

12/7/07atDET5-0 (Hasek-19sv)

2/7/08vs.DAL1-0 (Smith-25sv)

2/20/08@CHI3-0 (Khabibulin-38sv)

2006-07 (4)12/01/06vs.DET3-0 (Hasek-20sv)

01/09/07@CGY3-0 (Kiprusoff-26sv)

03/06/07vs.SJ3-0 (Nabokov-26sv)

03/27/07vs.CGY1-0 (Kiprusoff-38sv)

2005-06 (1)11/01/05@CGY3-0 (Kiprusoff-23sv)

2003-04 (9)10/08/03@CHI1-0 (Thibault-33sv)

11/13/03vs.EDM2-0 (Conklin-22sv)

12/11/03vs.TOR1-0 (Belfour-28sv)

1/09/04vs.PHX2-0 (Boucher-21sv)

1/19/04@NSH2-0 (Vokoun-26sv)

1/24/04@SJ4-0 (Nabokov-24sv)

2/26/04@NSH4-0 (Vokoun-27sv)

3/04/04@ANA2-0 (Giguere-28sv)

3/24/04@CBJ2-0 (Denis-20sv)

2002-03 (8)11/10/02@ANA1-0 (Giguere-26sv)

11/27/03@DAL5-0 (Turco-18sv)

1/14/03vs.BUF1-0 (Miller-22sv)

1/18/03vs.ANA1-0 (Giguere-33sv)

3/1/03@STL2-0 (Sanford-27sv)

3/15/03@CBJ5-0 (Denis-24sv)

3/25/03@DET4-0 (Joseph-18sv)

4/2/03@CBJ3-0 (Denis-27sv)

2001-02 (8)10/6/01@SJ0-0 (Nabokov-19sv)

11/4/01vs.DET2-0 (Hasek-21sv)

11/11/01vs.VAN5-0 (Cloutier-18sv)

11/14/01vs.COL1-0 (Roy-26sv)

1/15/02@CAR2-0 (Irbe-22sv)

1/30/02vs.LA2-0 (Potvin-20sv)

2/8/02vs.COL6-0 (Aebischer-24sv)

2/13/02vs.DET2-0 (Hasek-21sv)

2000-01 (14)10/13/00@STL2-0 (Johnson-16sv)

10/22/00vs.FLA0-0 (Luongo-20sv)

11/3/00@EDM3-0 (Salo-20sv)

11/7/00@COL2-0 (Roy-23sv)

11/8/00vs.CGY1-0 (Vernon-22sv)

11/30/00@PHX2-0 (Esche-30sv)

12/8/00vs.ANA1-0 (Hebert-27sv)

12/10/00@MTL4-0 (Theodore-24sv)

1/12/01vs.COL5-0 (Roy-21sv)

1/15/01@CBJ3-0 (Tugnutt-31sv)

2/16/01vs.LA4-0 (Storr-21sv)

3/14/01vs.STL1-0 (Johnson-21sv)

3/21/01vs.NSH0-0 (Dunham-23sv)

3/28/01vs.PHX2-0 (Burke-29sv)

hATTRICKSFOR(15)

AnttiLaaksonenvs.VAN11/26/00(F.Potvin),3-1=4pts.MarianGaborikvs.ATL11/13/01(D.Rhodes),3-0=3pts.MarianGaborikvs.CBJ3/10/02(R.Tugnutt),3-1=4pts.MarianGaborik@LA11/4/02(J.Storr),3-0=3pts.MarianGaborikvs.NSH11/23/02(M.Dunham)3-0=3pts.MarianGaborik@VAN12/7/02(D.Cloutier)3-0=3pts.MarianGaborik@NJ2/17/04(M.Brodeur)3-0=3pts.MarianGaborikvs.OTT3/16/04(P.Lalime)3-2=5pts.MarcChouinardvs.CGY10/5/05(M.Kiprusoff)3-0=3pts.BrianRolston@SJ11/5/05(N.Schaefer).3-0=3pts.MarianGaborik@COL4/09/06(P.Budaj/J.Theodore).3-1=4pts.MarkParrishvs.CHI12/9/06(B.Boucher).3-0=3pts.MarianGaborikvs.NYR12/20/07(H.Lundqvist),5-1=6pts.ChuckKobasewvs.COL11/27/09(C.Anderson),3-0=3pts.GuillaumeLatendresse@PHX1/16/10(I.Bryzgalov),3-0=3pts.

hATTRICKSAGAINST(10)

RadimVrbatavs.COL2/8/02(Fernandez/Roloson)3-0=3pts.VaclavProspal@ANA1/23/04(Roloson)3-1=4pts.JasonBlake@NYI3/19/04(Roloson)3-0=3pts.JaromeIginlavs.CGY3/29/07(Backstrom/Harding)3-0=3pts.MarkusNaslundvs.VAN11/21/07(Harding)3-0=3pts.HenrikZetterbergvs.DET12/7/07(Harding)3-0=3pts.JaromeIginla@CGY3/22/08(Harding)3-0=3pts.NikitaFilatov@CBJ1/10/09(Harding)3-0=3pts.JamieLangenbrunnervs.NJ1/2/10(Backstrom)3-0=3pts.JaromeIginlavs.CGY3/7/10(Backstrom)3-1=4pts.

PENALTYShOTSFOR(12-for-22)

ScottPellerinvs.JoaquinGage;nogoal,10/15/00vs.EDMMaximSushinskyvs.FelixPotvin;nogoal,11/26/00vs.VANAnttiLaaksonenvs.PatrickLalime;nogoal,12/20/00vs.OTTSebastienBordeleauvs.FelixPotvin;goal,10/7/[email protected];goal,3/2/[email protected];goal,3/26/[email protected];nogoal,2/5/03vs.CHIAnttiLaaksonenvs.JohanHedberg;nogoal,10/18/03vs.VANMarianGaborikvs.SebastienCaron;goal,11/19/[email protected];goal,12/29/[email protected];goal,2/02/04vs.STLAnttiLaaksonenvs.DanCloutier;goal,2/19/04vs.VANMarianGaborikvs.ReinhardDivis;nogoal;4/04/04vs.STLAlexandreDaiglevs.CurtisJoseph;nogoal;10/8/05atPHXPierre-MarcBouchardvs.DanCloutier;goal;10/12/05vs.VANBrianRolstonvs.MiikkaKiprusoff;nogoal;12/29/[email protected];goal;2/02/[email protected];nogoal;10/25/06vs.LABrianRolstonvs.RobertoLuongo;goal;11/02/06vs.VANBrianRolstonvs.RayEmery;goal;11/20/[email protected];goal;2/17/[email protected];nogoal;3/09/[email protected];nogoal;4/2/10vs.SJ

PENALTYShOTSAGAINST(6-for-9)

PetrSykoravs.MannyFernandez;nogoal,1/21/01vs.NJZiggyPalffyvs.MannyFernandez;nogoal,10/7/[email protected];nogoal,3/2/02vs.NYIPavelDatsyukvs.DwayneRoloson;nogoal,11/15/03vs.DETLadislavNagyvs.DwayneRoloson;goal,10/8/[email protected];nogoal,12/17/05vs.MTLPaulKariyavs.NiklasBackstrom;nogoal,11/16/[email protected];goal,12/26/[email protected];goal,3/9/08vs.SJ

SEASON REGULAR SEASON GAMES ATTENDANCE AVERAGE SELLOUTS2000-01 41 751,472 18.239 412001-02 41 756,596 18,453 412002-03 41 758,536 18,501 412003-04 41 759,776 18,531 412005-06 41 761,614 18,575 412006-07 41 760,280 18,543 412007-08 41 761,288 18,568 412008-09 41 761,288 18,568 412009-10 41 755,055 18,416 41TOTALS 369 6,825,905 18,498 369

ATTENDANCEPACKED HOUSE –TheMinnesotaWildhassoldoutall409homegamesplayedinclubhistory,including369regularseasongames,27preseasoncontestsand13playoffgamesduringitsnineNHLseasons.Theclub’sselloutstreakof409gamesisthethirdlongestrecordedselloutstreakinNHLhistorybehindtheColoradoAvalanche(487)andDetroitRedWings(452).TotalattendancefortheWild’snineNHLseasonsstandsat7,565,457foranaverageof18,497fanspergame.TheofficialcapacityofXcelEnergyCenterforMinnesotaWildgamesis18,064.ThelargestcrowdevertoseeaWildgameatXcelEnergyCenteris19,398onOct.5,2005againsttheCalgaryFlames.Duringthe2000-01campaign,MinnesotasetanNHLexpansionteamattendancerecordwhenitdrew751,472fansin41regularseasonhomedates.

32BACKSTROM

25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



YEAR-BY-YEARRESULTSINDIVIDUALMILESTONES

FIVEGOALSINAGAME(1)MarianGaborik 12/20/07vs.NYR

ThREEGOALSINAGAME(14)AnttiLaaksonen 11/26/00vs.VANMarianGaborik 11/13/01vs.ATLMarianGaborik 3/10/02vs.CBJMarianGaborik 11/4/02atLAMarianGaborik 11/23/02vs.NSHMarianGaborik 12/7/02atVANMarianGaborik 2/17/04atNJMarianGaborik 3/16/04vs.OTTMarcChouinard 10/5/05vs.CGYBrianRolston 11/5/05atSJMarianGaborik 4/9/06atCOLMarkParrish 12/9/06vs.CHIChuck Kobasew 11/27/09 vs. COLGuillaume Latendresse 1/16/10 at PHX

FOURASSISTSINAGAME(5)MarianGaborik 10/26/02atPHXAndrew Brunette 3/10/02 vs. CBJPascalDupuis 3/25/04atCHIEricBelanger 11/15/07atEDMMikko Koivu 10/16/08 at FLA

SIxPOINTSINAGAME(2)MarianGaborik(2g-4a) 10/26/02atPHXMarianGaborik(5g-1a) 12/20/07vs.NYR

FIVEPOINTSINAGAME(2)MarianGaborik(3g-2a) 3/16/04vs.OTTMikkoKoivu(1g-4a) 10/16/08atFLA

FOURPOINTSINAGAME(19)ScottPellerin(1g-3a) 10/18/00vs.TBAnttiLaaksonen(3g-1a) 11/26/00vs.VANAndrewBrunette(2g-2a) 11/8/01atBOSMarianGaborik(3g-1a) 3/10/02vs.CBJAndrewBrunette(0g-4a) 3/10/02vs.CBJMarianGaborik(1g-3a) 1/16/03vs.VANPascalDupuis(0g-4a) 3/25/04atCHIBrianRolston(2g-2a) 12/17/05vs.MTLWesWalz(2g-2a) 2/4/06atPHXPierre-MarcBouchard(2g-2a) 2/10/06atEDMBrianRolston(2g-2a) 3/12/06vs.EDMPierre-MarcBouchard(1g-3a) 3/12/06vs.EDMMarianGaborik(3g-1a) 4/9/06atCOLPierre-MarcBouchard(2g-2a) 1/2/07vs.ATLEricBelanger(Og-4a) 11/15/07atEDMPierre-MarcBouchard(2g-2a) 1/21/08atVANAnttiMiettinen(0g-4a) 10/16/08atFLAMarianGaborik(2g-2a) 3/25/09atNYIGuillaume Latendresse (1g-3a) 1/11/10 vs. PIT

45+SAVESINAGAME(5)DwayneRolson(53) 11/8/01atBOSDwayneRolson(52) 10/28/05atCBJNiklasBackstrom(47) 12/22/07vs.DETNiklasBackstrom(46) 12/27/07atPHXNiklasBackstrom(46) 11/4/08atSJ

40-GOALSEASONS(1)MarianGaborik(42) 2007-08

30-GOALSEASONS(7)MarianGaborik(38) 2005-06BrianRolston(34) 2005-06BrianRolston(31) 2006-07MarianGaborik(30) 2001-02MarianGaborik(30) 2002-03MarianGaborik(30) 2006-07BrianRolston(30) 2007-08

20-GOALSEASONS(13)PavolDemitra(25) 2006-07OwenNolan(25) 2008-09Andrew Brunette (25) 2009-10Guillaume Latendresse (25) 2009-10AndrewBrunette(22) 2008-09Mikko Koivu (22) 2009-10AndrewBrunette(21) 2001-02PascalDupuis(20) 2002-03AlexandreDaigle(20) 2003-04Pierre-MarcBouchard(20) 2006-07MikkoKoivu(20) 2006-07MikkoKoivu(20) 2008-09Antti Miettinen (20) 2009-10

50-ASSISTSEASONS(1)Pierre-MarcBouchard(50) 2007-08

40-ASSISTSEASONS(6)Mikko Koivu (49) 2009-10AndrewBrunette(48) 2001-02MikkoKoivu(47) 2008-09BrianRolston(45) 2005-06Pierre-MarcBouchard(42) 2005-06MarianGaborik(41) 2007-08

80-POINTSEASONS(1)MarianGaborik(83) 2007-08

70-POINTSEASONS(2)BrianRolston(79) 2005-06Mikko Koivu (71) 2009-10

60-POINTSEASONS(9)AndrewBrunette(69) 2001-02MarianGaborik(67) 2001-02MikkoKoivu(67) 2008-09MarianGaborik(65) 2002-03MarianGaborik(66) 2005-06PavolDemitra(64) 2006-07BrianRolston(64) 2006-07Pierre-MarcBouchard(63) 2007-08Andrew Brunette (61) 2009-10

30-WINSEASONS(4)NiklasBackstrom(37) 2008-09NiklasBackstrom(33) 2007-08MannyFernandez(30) 2005-06NiklasBackstrom(30) 2008-09

SEASON RECORD PTS DIV/CONF RANK HEAD COACH ATTENDANCE NOTES

2000-01 25-39-18 68 5th/14th JacquesLemaire 751,472 Inauguralseason

2001-02 26-35-21 73 5th/12th JacquesLemaire 756,596

2002-03 42-29-11 95 3rd/6th JacquesLemaire 758,536 WesternConferenceFinals


2004-05 –NHLSEASONCANCELLEDDUETOWORKSTOPPAGE–


2006-07 48-26-8 104 2nd/7th JacquesLemaire 760,280 WesternConferenceQuarterfinals

2007-08 44-28-10 98 1st/3rd JacquesLemaire 761,288 First-EverDivisionChampionship

2008-09 40-33-9 89 3rd/9th JacquesLemaire 761,288

2009-10 38-36-8 84 4th/13th ToddRichards 755,055 400thconsecutivesellout(3/7/10)

SEASON GOALS ASSISTS POINTS PIM

2000-01M.Gaborik,W.Walz,D.Hendrickson,18

L.Sekeras,23 M.Gaborik,36 M.Johnson,137

2001-02 M.Gaborik,30 A.Brunette,48 A.Brunette,69 M.Johnson,183

2002-03 M.Gaborik,30 M.Gaborik,35 M.Gaborik,65 M.Johnson,201

2003-04 A.Daigle,20 A.Daigle,31 A.Daigle,51 M.Johnson,177


2005-06 M.Gaborik,38 B.Rolston,45 B.Rolston,79 D.Boogaard,158

2006-07 B.Rolston,31 P.Demitra,39 P.Demitra,B.Rolston,64 D.Boogaard,120

2007-08 M.Gaborik,42 P.Bouchard,50 M.Gaborik,83 A.Voros,142

2008-09 O.Nolan,25 M.Koivu,47 M.Koivu,67 D.Boogaard,87

2009-10 A.Brunette,G.Latendresse,25 M.Koivu,49 M.Koivu,71 D.Boogaard,105

SEASON WINS GOALS AGAINST AVG. SAVE PERCENTAGE SHUTOUTS

2000-01 M.Fernandez,19 M.Fernandez,2.24 M.Fernandez,.920 M.Fernandez,4

2001-02 D.Roloson,14 D.Roloson,2.68 D.Roloson,.901 D.Roloson,5




2005-06 M.Fernandez,30 M.Fernandez,2.29 M.Fernandez,.919M.Fernandez,D.Roloson,J.

Harding,1

2006-07 N.Backstrom,23 N.Backstrom,1.97* N.Backstrom,.929* N.Backstrom,5

2007-08 N.Backstrom,33 N.Backstrom,2.31 N.Backstrom,.920 N.Backstrom,4



* indicates league leader

YEAR-BY-YEARGOALTENDINGLEADERS

YEAR-BY-YEAROFFENSIVELEADERS

YEAR-BY-YEARRESULTS

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25BELANGER

24BOOGAARD

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

18GILLIES

37hARDING

5jOhNSSON

9KOIVU

20MIETTINEN

11NOLAN

67POULIOT

55SChULTz

36SCOTT

51ShEPPARD

12WELLER

6zANON

3zIDLICKY


32BACKSTROM

25BARKER

96BOUChARD

21BRODzIAK

15BRUNETTE

8BURNS

22CLUTTERBUCK

7CULLEN

37hARDING

24hAVLAT

12KOBASEW

9KOIVU

48LATENDRESSE

11MADDEN

20MIETTINEN

23NYSTROM

55SChULTz

51ShEPPARD

16STAUBITz

4STONER

5zANON

3zIDLICKY



ALL-TIMEGOALTENDINGVS.WILDALL-TIMELEADERSVS.WILD

CAREERVS.WILD

GAMES 56 HenrikSedin 55 JaromeIginla 53 MilanHejduk 52 DanielSedin 51 RobynRegehrGOALS 30 JaromeIginla 18 DaymondLangkow 17 MilanHejduk 16 JoeSakic 15 M.Naslund/R.SmythASSISTS 36 HenrikSedin 26 AlexTanguay 25 RobBlake 24 JaromeIginla DanielSedinPOINTS 54 JaromeIginla 43 HenrikSedin 40 MilanHejduk 38 JoeSakic AlexTanguayPLUS/MINUS 19 NicklasLidstrom 16 DaymondLangkow JaromeIginla 15 RobynRegehr J.Arnott/D.ClearyPENALTYMINUTES 99 JodyShelley 81 DarcyHordichuk 78 AlexandreBurrows 66 GeorgesLaraque 65 M.Cooke/R.RegehrPOWER-PLAYGOALS 10 MilanHejduk JaromeIginla 7 ToddBertuzzi MarkusNaslund 6 G.Sanderson/R.SmythShORT-hANDEDGOALS 3 T.Marchant 2 EightPlayersTiedGAME-WINNINGGOALS 8 JaromeIginla 7 JoeSakic 4 FivePlayersTied

SEASONVS.WILD

GAMES 8 SeveralPlayersTied

GOALS 6 JaromeIginla 2005-06 JaromeIginla 2006-07 JaromeIginla 2007-08 JoeSakic 2000-01 5 TwoPlayersTiedASSISTS 9 HenrikSedin 2007-08 8 HenrikSedin 2008-09 7 MarkusNaslund 2001-02 DougWeight 2000-01 6 10PlayersTiedPOINTS 11 JaromeIginla 2007-08 10 JoeSakic 2000-01 DougWeight 2000-01 9 FivePlayersTied

PLUS/MINUS 11 RobynRegehr 2006-07 8 HaroldDruken 2000-01 J.P.Dumont 2006-07 John-MichaelLiles 2003-04 7 TwoPlayersTiedPENALTYMINUTES 54 AlexBurrows 2007-08 39 RobynRegehr 2002-03 37 JodyShelley 2003-04 36 DarcyHordichuk 2009-10 34 JeremyStevenson 2000-01POWER-PLAYGOALS 3 JaromeIginla 2001-02 MarkusNaslund 2007-08 ScottWalker 2000-01 SteveYzerman 2001-02 2 SeveralPlayersTiedShORT-hANDEDGOALS 2 JarretStoll 2007-08 1 SeveralPlayersTiedGAME-WINNINGGOALS 4 JoeSakic 2000-01 2 SeveralPlayersTied

SINGLEGAMEVS.WILD

GOALS 3 J.Iginla(3x) last,3/7/10 RadimVrbata 2/8/02 VaclavProspal 1/23/04 JasonBlake 3/19/04 MarkusNaslund 11/21/07 HenrikZetterberg 12/7/07 NikitaFilatov 1/10/09 JamieLangenbrunner 1/2/10ASSISTS 4 DougWeight 11/12/00 NiclasHavelid 1/23/04 EdJovanovski 1/16/10 3 SeveralPlayersTiedPOINTS 5 DougWeight 11/12/00 4 SeveralPlayersTiedPLUS/MINUS 5 KimmoTimonen 10/31/01 4 SeveralPlayersTiedPENALTYMINUTES 27 JodyShelley 3/24/04 24 RobynRegehr 3/31/03 JeremyStevenson 3/21/01 22 ThreePlayersTiedPOWER-PLAYGOALS 2 SeveralPlayersTiedShORT-hANDEDGOALS 1 SeveralPlayersTiedShOTSONGOAL 12 BillGuerin 11/8/01 RichardZednik 12/10/01 11 DerianHatcher 11/27/02 10 RobBlake 12/16/01 DanielBriere 3/09/07 SergeiFederov 11/25/06TIMEONICE 34:00 ScottNiedermayer 12/31/0633:58 BrianPothier 10/12/0633:39 TobiasEnstrom 3/7/0833:13 BorisMironov 10/29/0032:48 ScottNiedermayer 1/26/02

PLAYER GP W-L-OT GAA SV%Aebischer,David 13 9-3-0 2.27 .917Anderson,Craig 7 1-3-2 2.64 .901Aubin,J-S 4 2-2-0 2.23 .904Auld,Alex 9 6-2-1 1.69 .932Bacashihua,Jason 1 0-1-0 6.00 .750Barrasso,Tom 1 1-0-0 3.00 .875Belfour,Ed 7 4-2-1 2.64 .901Bierk,Zac 2 0-1-0 2.79 .933Billington,Craig 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000Biron,Martin 6 3-3-0 2.19 .919Blackburn,Dan 1 1-0-0 1.88 .929Boucher,Brian 11 4-3-4 3.04 .884Brathwhaite,Fred 7 1-2-3 2.42 .889Brodeur,Martin 10 7-1-2 2.23 .925Brodeur,Mike 1 1-0-0 1.00 .957Bryzgalov,Iyla 13 5-7-0 2.95 .901Budaj,Peter 20 8-8-3 2.63 .899Burke,Sean 4 3-1-0 1.11 .957Caron,Sabastien 1 0-0-0 4.50 .842Cassivi,Frederic 1 0-1-0 3.05 .921Cechmanek,Roman 6 3-1-2 1.14 .948Climie,Matt 1 0-1-0 3.00 .906Cloutier,Dan 21 7-10-4 2.58 .889Crawford,Corey 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000Conklin,Ty 11 1-4-2 2.14 .915Dafoe,Byron 3 0-3-0 3.71 .857Danis,Yann 1 0-1-0 6.00 .786Denis,Marc 10 6-3-1 1.84 .931Deslauriers,Jeff 4 1-3-0 2.74 .908DesRochers,Patrick 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000DiPietro,Rick 4 2-1-1 2.75 .851Divis,Reinhard 3 0-1-1 2.66 .903Dubnyk,Devan 1 1-0-0 1.00 .962Dunham,Mike 11 4-5-2 2.59 .894Elliot,Brian 1 0-0-0 13.85 .750Ellis,Dan 6 2-3-0 3.39 .887Emery,Ray 1 1-0-0 3.00 .933Ersberg,Erik 3 1-1-1 1.65 .949Esche,Robert 9 3-2-2 1.94 .921Essensa,Bob 3 2-0-0 3.13 .851Fernandez,Manny 2 0-2-0 2.54 .900Fiset,Stephanie 2 1-0-0 2.22 .917Fleury,Marc-Andre 4 0-4-0 3.98 .822Gage,Joaquin 2 2-0-0 3.47 .881Garon,Mathieu 11 6-3-1 2.66 .907Gerber,Martin 1 1-0-0 2.00 .818Giguere,Jean-Sebastien 23 9-9-5 2.32 .913Grahame,John 4 0-3-1 3.86 .805Gustavsson,Jonas 1 0-1-0 4.14 .867Hackett,Jeff 2 0-1-0 3.53 .884Hasek,Dominik 12 10-0-2 1.07 .953Hebert,Guy 3 2-1-0 1.33 .955Hedberg,Johan 9 4-1-3 2.00 .924Hiller,Jonas 9 4-2-1 2.31 .914Hirsch,Corey 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000Hodson,Kevin 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000Howard,Jimmy 4 3-1-0 2.46 .907Huet,Cristobal 9 4-2-3 2.18 .910Hurme,Jani 2 1-0-0 2.26 .897Irbe,Arthur 4 1-1-2 1.45 .936Johnson,Brent 9 3-3-2 1.60 .934Joseph,Curtis 14 8-4-1 2.23 .915Khabibulin,Nikolai 13 4-7-2 2.38 .907Kidd,Trevor 1 0-0-0 2.14 .800Kiprusoff,Miikka 39 24-10-5 1.94 .926Kolzig,Olaf 7 3-4-0 1.92 .938Labbe,Jean-Francois 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000

PLAYER GP W-L-OT GAA SV%Lalime,Patrick 7 2-4-1 2.70 .897Leclaire.Pascal 6 3-2-0 2.38 .921Legace,Manny 16 10-4-2 2.58 .894LeNeveu,David 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000Lehtonen,Kari 3 1-2-0 3.93 .864Leighton,Michael 4 1-3-0 3.72 .854Lundqvist,Henrik 4 2-2-0 2.86 .880Luongo,Roberto 30 12-13-5 2.88 .896MacDonald,Joey 1 0-1-0 4.00 .897Markkanen,Jussi 6 2-3-0 2.95 .888Mason,Chris 12 5-5-2 3.24 .881Mason,Steve 6 2-3-1 2.64 .902McElhinney,Curtis 1 0-0-0 0.00 .000McLennan,Jamie 3 1-2-0 2.68 .862Miller,Ryan 3 2-1-0 2.49 .909Morrison,Mike 2 1-1-0 4.80 .837Munro,Adam 2 0-2-0 6.80 .725Nabokov,Evgeni 27 16-8-3 2.09 .919Niemi,Antti 1 1-0-0 0.00 1.000Niitymaki,Antero 3 3-0-0 1.96 .932Noronen,Mika 1 0-1-0 3.00 .875Norrena,Fredrik 6 2-3-0 2.83 .887Nurminen,Pasi 1 0-1-0 6.00 .813Osgood,Chris 16 5-5-4 2.64 .892Ouellet,Maxime 1 0-1-0 4.07 .892Passmore,Steve 3 1-2-0 2.34 .891Pogge,Justin 1 0-1-0 6.00 .714Potvin,Felix 8 3-4-1 2.14 .901Price,Carey 2 1-1-0 2.05 .920Prusek,Martin 2 1-1-0 1.92 .923Quick,Jon 7 5-2-0 2.56 .898Rask,Tuukka 1 1-0-0 0.92 .966Raycroft,Andrew 6 3-1-0 2.53 .908Rhodes,Damian 2 0-1-1 1.94 .946Richter,Mike 3 3-0-0 1.67 .933Rinne,Pekka 6 3-1-1 2.42 .910Roloson,Dwayne 23 7-13-3 2.81 .902Roussel,Dominic 1 0-0-0 0.00 .000Roy,Patrick 11 8-1-2 1.61 .935Sabourin,Dany 2 1-0-1 1.44 .945Salo,Tommy 14 8-2-3 1.57 .936Sanford,Curtis 8 4-2-0 2.54 .909Sauve,Philippe 3 1-1-1 1.71 .940Schaefer,Nolan 1 0-1-0 2.03 .917Schneider,Cory 1 1-0-0 1.00 .941Shields,Steve 2 1-1-0 2.02 .913Smith,Mike 6 2-3-1 1.58 .934Stephan,Tobias 1 1-0-0 2.00 .905Storr,Jamie 5 1-3-1 2.36 .887Tallas,Rob 1 0-1-0 5.00 .808Tellqvist,Mikael 1 0-1-0 4.07 .818Theodore,Jose 9 3-4-1 2.33 .914Thibault,Jocelyn 11 4-5-1 2.48 .900Thomas,Tim 1 0-1-0 2.07 .938Toskala,Vesa 7 4-0-1 1.85 .924Tugnutt,Ron 9 2-7-0 3.26 .880Turco,Marty 22 14-4-1 2.02 .913Turek,Roman 10 7-2-1 2.15 .909Valiquette,Stephen 1 0-0-0 0.00 1.000Vanbiesbrouck,John 2 0-2-0 3.53 .863Varlamov,Semyon 1 1-0-0 1.00 .967Vernon,Mike 3 1-0-1 1.24 .949Vokoun,Tomas 17 7-6-3 2.35 .908Wall,Michael 1 0-1-0 4.07 .862Ward,Cam 3 1-01 3.64 .877Weekes,Kevin 3 1-1-0 2.68 .895

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FOX SPORTS NORTH: WILD MEDIA GUIDELIVE AREA: 5"W x 8"HFINAL TRIM: 5.5"W x 8.5"HBLEED: 5.75"W x 8.75"H

4N21081 8-19-10

FSNorth Wild Media Guide_4

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50 Games All in HD plusWild Live Before and After Every Game. Andrew Brunette scored the series-clinching goal against Colorado’s Patrick

Roy in Game Seven of the Conference Quarterfinals against the Avalanche in 2003. The Wild became the eighth team to win its first-ever playoff series.

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2008PLAYOFFRESULTS2008PLAYOFFSTATISTICS

# GOALTENDER GP W L SA GA GAA SV SV% SO A PIM MIN

32 NIKLASBACKSTROM 6 2 4 170 17 2.83 153 .900 0 0 0 361

29 JOSHHARDING 1 0 0 11 0 0.00 11 1.00 0 0 0 20

GOALTENDING TOTALS 6 2 4 181 17 2.66 164 .906 0 0 0 384

# POS PLAYER GP TOI/G G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%

12 LW BRIANROLSTON 6 22:26 2 4 6 4 8 0 1 0 31 6.5

9 C MIKKOKOIVU 6 21:56 4 1 5 0 4 0 1 0 20 20.0

96 RW PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 6 17:46 2 2 4 1 2 1 0 1 18 11.1

38 RW PAVOLDEMITRA 6 21:08 1 2 3 0 2 1 0 0 15 6.7

17 LW TODDFEDORUK 6 13:37 1 1 2 -2 16 1 0 0 5 20.0

3 D KEITHCARNEY 6 15:12 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 50.0

8 D BRENTBURNS 6 27:34 0 2 2 0 6 0 0 0 17 0.0

34 LW AARONVOROS 5 10:39 1 0 1 -1 16 0 0 0 10 10.0

5 D KIMJOHNSSON 6 28:08 0 1 1 -1 18 0 0 0 12 0.0

15 C JAMESSHEPPARD 6 10:36 0 1 1 -1 4 0 0 0 4 0.0

10 RW MARIANGABORIK 6 21:51 0 1 1 -3 4 0 0 0 25 0.0

33 D PETTERINUMMELIN 4 16:16 0 1 1 -1 0 0 0 0 10 0.0

19 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX 6 15:42 0 0 0 -2 27 0 0 0 13 0.0

24 LW DEREKBOOGAARD 6 4:48 0 0 0 -1 24 0 0 0 0 0.0

41 D MARTINSKOULA 6 26:40 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 3 0.0

25 C ERICBELANGER 6 18:34 0 0 0 -1 4 0 0 0 9 0.0

6 D SEANHILL 5 10:53 0 0 0 -2 4 0 0 0 1 0.0

92 RW BRANKORADIVOJEVIC 2 14:35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0

11 LW CHRISSIMON 2 6:54 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

2 D ERIKREITZ 2 6:17 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

55 D NICKSCHULTZ 1 16:11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

21 RW MARKPARRISH 1 5:04 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0

67 LW BENOITPOULIOT 1 10:16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0.0

83 RW MATTFOY 1 6:49 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

2008WESTERNCONFERENCEQUARTERFINAL#3MINNESOTAWILDVS.#6COLORADOAVALANCHE

Wild lose series 4-2 (Wild 1-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-2 at Colorado) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn.G1 COL 0 2 0 1 3 2 5 12 3 22 1-1 6-12 Sakic Theodore(28-30)4/9 MIN 0 0 2 0 2 11 9 8 2 30 1-5 2-4 Backstrom(19-22) *19,352G2 COL 1 0 1 0 2 8 8 10 0 26 1-4 4-8 Theodore (28-31)4/11 MIN 0 0 2 1 3 7 7 16 1 31 1-3 5-10 Carney(1) Backstrom(24-26) *19,360G3 MIN 0 0 2 1 3 9 14 4 12 39 0-4 7-14 Bouchard(1) Backstrom (44-46)4/14 COL 1 0 1 0 2 12 17 10 7 46 0-6 5-10 Theodore(36-39) 18,007G4 MIN 0 0 1 – 1 7 7 11 – 25 0-5 25-101 BACKSTROM (24-29); Harding (11-11)4/15 COL 3 2 0 – 5 18 11 11 – 40 2-13 12-43 Wolski Theodore(24-25) 18,007G5 COL 1 0 2 – 3 6 8 3 – 17 2-3 3-6 Stastny Theodore (38-40)4/17 MIN 1 0 1 – 2 17 15 8 – 40 1-3 3-6 Backstrom(14-17) *19,364G6 MIN 0 1 0 – 1 11 15 9 – 35 0-1 3-6 Backstrom (28-30)4/19 COL 1 1 0 – 2 11 8 11 – 30 0-3 1-2 Smyth Theodore(34-35) 18,007 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) COL 7 5 4 1 17 57 57 57 10 181 6-30(20.0) 31-81 Theodore(4-2,188-200) MIN 1 1 8 2 12 62 67 56 15 200 3-21(14.3) 45-141 Backstrom(2-4,153-170);Harding(0-0,11-11)

SERIESNOTES

TheWildfellinsixgamestotheColoradoAvalancheintheWesternConferenceQuarterfinalseries...Itwasthethirdall-timepostseasonappearanceforMinnesota...BrianRolstonledtheteaminpoints(2-4=6)andassists(4)andtiedafranchiserecordwithathree-gameassiststreak...MikkoKoivuledtheteamingoalswithfourandtiedafranchiserecordbyscoringinfourconsecutivegamestostarttheseries(4/9-4/15)...NiklasBackstromstartedallsixgamesfortheWildandwent2-4whilestopping153of170shotsfora.900SV%...ForColorado,JoseTheodorestopped188of200shotsfaced(.940SV%),afranchiserecordforsavesbyanopposinggoaltenderinaseriesbestingPatrickRoy’smarkin2003of161saves...JoeSakicledtheAvalanchewithsixpoints(2-4=6)againsttheWild...AndrewBrunette’sthreegoalsledColoradoandSakicandPeterForsbergbothnotchedfourassiststoleadtheAvs...Thefirstthreegamesoftheserieswenttoovertime,continuingastreakfrom2003thatsawthefinaltwogamesofWesternConferenceQuarterfinalbetweenthesetwoteamsgotoovertime...Allfivegameshad3-2finalscores...TheWildsetplayofffranchiserecordswith101PIM,25penaltiestakenand13short-handedopportunitiesina5-1lossinGameFouratthePepsiCenter...TheWildlostGameFivedespitesettingafranchiserecordforshotsinaperiodwith17inthefirststanzaandtotaling40shotsoverall(whichtiedafranchiserecord)...InGameSix,AaronVorostalliedhisfirstcareerplayoffgoaltotiethescoreinthesecondperiodbuttheAvswon2-1totaketheseries.

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TABLEOFCONTENTS HOCkEYOPERATIONS WILDTHINGS THEPLAYERS TEAMHISTORY

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32 NIKLASBACKSTROM 5 1 4 145 11 2.22 134 .924 0 1 2 296:39

GOALTENDING TOTALS 5 1 4 146 12 2.40 134 .918 0 1 2 300:00


10 RW MARIANGABORIK 5 19:31 3 1 4 3 8 1 1 1 18 16.7

38 C PAVOLDEMITRA 5 19:47 1 3 4 -1 0 0 0 0 9 11.1

96 RW PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 5 14:48 1 1 2 -3 0 0 0 0 2 50.0

12 C BRIANROLSTON 5 20:25 1 1 2 -2 4 0 0 0 23 4.3

33 D PETTERINUMMELIN 3 19:59 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 5 20.0

26 D KURTISFOSTER 3 18:38 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.0

21 RW MARKPARRISH 5 15:46 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 13 7.7

9 C MIKKOKOIVU 5 17:43 1 0 1 -1 4 0 0 0 8 12.5

55 D NICKSCHULTZ 5 18:05 0 1 1 -3 0 0 0 0 4 0.0

37 C WESWALZ 5 11:50 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 0 9 0.0

8 D BRENTBURNS 5 18:59 0 1 1 1 14 0 0 0 12 0.0

24 LW DEREKBOOGAARD 5 5:59 0 1 1 0 20 0 0 0 1 0.0

41 D MARTINSKOULA 5 19:02 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 5 0.0

19 LW STEPHANEVEILLEUX 5 12:39 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 6 0.0

3 D KEITHCARNEY 5 13:57 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 1 0.0

92 LW BRANKORADIVOJEVIC 5 14:14 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 9 0.0

28 C TODDWHITE 4 14:18 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 6 0.0

17 C WYATTSMITH 4 11:01 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0

5 D KIMJOHNSSON 4 23:06 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 4 0.0

18 RW ADAMHALL 3 10:06 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 2 0.0

2007WESTERNCONFERENCEQUARTERFINAL#2ANAHEIMDUCkSVS.#7MINNESOTAWILD

Wild lose series, 4-1 (Wild 1-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-3 at Anaheim)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn.G1 MIN 0 1 0 – 1 11 8 6 – 25 0-4 4-8 Backstrom(32-34)4/11 ANA 0 1 1 – 2 13 9 12 – 34 0-3 5-10 Penner Bryzgalov(24-25) 17,180G2 MIN 0 1 1 – 2 9 10 13 – 32 0-6 9-29 Backstrom (22-25)4/13 ANA 1 2 0 – 3 11 8 6 – 25 2-4 11-33 Getzlaf Bryzgalov(30-32) 17,324G3 ANA 1 0 1 – 2 7 6 6 – 19 1-4 7-14 R.Niedermayer Bryzgalov(19-20) 4/15 MIN 0 0 1 – 1 6 8 6 – 20 1-5 6-12 Backstrom(17-19) *19,224G4 ANA 0 1 0 – 1 9 11 9 – 29 1-4 9-48 BRYZGALOV (32-36); Giguere (4-4)4/17 MIN 0 1 3 – 4 14 11 15 – 40 1-7 4-14 Gaborik(1) Backstrom(28-29) *19,174G5 MIN 0 1 0 – 1 6 11 10 – 27 0-5 5-10 Backstrom (35-38)4/19 ANA 1 1 2 – 4 11 22 6 – 39 1-4 6-12 Getzlaf Giguere(26-27) 17,318 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) ANA 3 5 4 – 12 51 56 39 – 146 5-19(26.3) 38-117 Bryzgalov(3-1,105-113);Giguere(1-0,30-31) MIN 0 4 5 – 9 46 48 50 – 144 2-27(7.4) 28-73 Backstrom(1-4,134-145)

SERIESNOTES

TheWildfell infivegamestotheAnaheimDucksintheWesternConferenceQuarterfinalseries...Itwasthesecondall-timepostseasonappearanceforMinnesotaandalsothesecondtoendwithalosstotheDucks...WildgoaltenderNiklasBackstromstopped134ofthe145shotshefacedintheseries(.924),butwent1-4inhisfirstappearanceintheStanleyCupPlayoffs...MarianGaborikandPavolDemitraeachpacedtheWildwithfourpointsapiece...GaborikalsoledtheWildwiththreepostseasongoals,whileDemitrawastheteam-leaderwiththreeplayoffassists...IljaBryzgalovwent3-1inthefirstfourgamesoftheseries,stopping105ofthe113shotshefaced(.929)...J.S.Giguerewent1-0andstopped30ofthe31shotshefacedintwoappearances...TheDuckswonthefirstthreegamesoftheseries,extendingtheirpostseasonwinningstreakagainsttheWildtosevengamesbeforeMinnesotaclaimeda4-1wininGameFour...TheWildvictoryimprovedMinnesota’srecordinplayoffeliminationgamesto7-1...TheWild’sseasonendedwithanApril19lossinGameFiveatAnaheim...Gaborikscoredashort-handedgoalinthefirsttoknotthegameatonebeforeAnaheimscoredthreeunansweredgoals,includinganempty-netter,togivethema4-1victoryinthegameandtheseries.

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35 MANNYFERNANDEZ 9 3 4 253 18 1.96 235 .929 0 0 0 552

30 DWAYNEROLOSON 11 5 6 257 25 2.59 232 .903 0 0 4 579

GOALTENDING TOTALS 18 8 10 510 43 2.27 467 .916 0 0 4 1135


10 RW MARIANGABORIK 18 18:09 9 8 17 2 6 4 0 0 52 17.3

37 C WESWALZ 18 17:19 7 6 13 5 14 0 2 2 29 24.1

15 LW ANDREWBRUNETTE 18 15:01 7 6 13 -3 4 4 0 1 33 21.2

33 RW SERGEIZHOLTOK 18 15:39 2 11 13 -7 0 1 0 0 34 5.9

7 C CLIFFRONNING 17 16:35 2 7 9 -3 4 1 0 0 37 5.4

11 LW PASCALDUPUIS 16 16:53 4 4 8 0 8 2 0 1 36 11.1

17 D FILIPKUBA 18 26:39 3 5 8 -8 24 3 0 0 21 14.3

18 RW RICHARDPARK 18 17:00 3 3 6 -2 4 0 0 1 26 11.5

14 C DARBYHENDRICKSON 17 16:57 2 3 5 1 4 0 0 1 22 9.1

28 LW JEREMYSTEVENSON 14 12:24 0 5 5 0 12 0 0 0 17 0.0

24 LW ANTTILAAKSONEN 16 16:34 1 3 4 -3 4 0 0 0 25 4.0

2 D WILLIEMITCHELL 18 24:46 1 3 4 5 14 0 0 0 18 5.6

23 RW JASONMARSHALL 15 10:50 1 1 2 -1 16 0 0 1 12 8.3

77 D LUBOMIRSEKERAS 15 16:53 1 1 2 -2 6 1 0 1 13 7.7

34 C JIMDOWD 15 12:58 0 2 2 -1 0 0 0 0 24 0.0

96 C PIERRE-MARCBOUCHARD 5 13:15 0 1 1 -1 2 0 0 0 8 0.0

20 D ANDREIZYUZIN 18 23:05 0 1 1 -3 14 0 0 0 30 0.0

55 D NICKSCHULTZ 18 19:37 0 1 1 5 10 0 0 0 5 0.0

5 D BRADBOMBARDIR 4 14:52 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 1 0.0

16 RW BILLMUCKALT 5 11:17 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 4 0.0

4 D BRADBROWN 11 8:16 0 0 0 -1 16 0 0 0 0 0.0

12 LW MATTJOHNSON 12 6:36 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 2 0.0

2003WESTERNCONFERENCEQUARTERFINAL#3COLORADOAVALANCHEVS.#6MINNESOTAWILD

Wild win series, 4-3 (Wild 1-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-1 at Colorado) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn.G1 @COL 0 1 1 - 2 18 14 9 - 41 0-3 3/6 Roy(23-27) 18,0074/10 MIN 0 3 1 - 4 3 14 10 - 27 2-3 3/6 Walz(1) Roloson(39-41)G2 @COL 2 0 1 - 3 13 10 5 - 28 1-6 7/14 Willsie Roy(24-26) 18,0074/12 MIN 1 0 1 - 2 4 12 10 - 26 1-5 9/18 Roloson(25-28)G3 COL 1 1 1 - 3 8 5 5 - 18 1-4 8/16 Tanguay Roy(18-18) 4/14 @MIN 0 0 0 - 0 7 8 3 - 18 0-6 6/12 Roloson(15-18) *19,354G4 COL 2 0 1 - 3 7 6 8 - 21 1-3 3/6 Sakic Roy(24-25) 4/16 @MIN 0 0 1 - 1 10 5 10 - 25 1-3 3/6 ROLOSON(2-4);Fernandez(16-17) *19,350G5 @COL 0 0 2 - 2 8 5 15 - 28 0-6 6/12 Roy(25-28) 18,0074/19 MIN 1 2 0 - 3 7 14 7 - 28 1-6 6/12 Dupuis(1) Fernandez(26-28)G6 COL 0 0 2 0 2 9 4 11 0 24 0-1 2/4 Roy(20-23) 4/21 @MIN 0 0 2 1 3 7 8 4 4 23 0-2 1/2 Park(1) Fernandez(22-24) *19,350G7 @COL 0 1 1 0 2 12 17 10 6 45 1-3 5/10 Roy(27-30) 18,0074/22 MIN 0 1 1 1 3 8 6 14 2 30 2-4 4/8 Brunette(1) Fernandez(43-45) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) COL 5 3 9 0 17 75 61 63 6 205 4-27 34-68 Roy(3-4,161-177) MIN 2 6 6 2 16 46 67 58 6 177 7-29 32-64 Roloson(1-3,81-91);Fernandez(3-0,107-114)

SERIESNOTESTheMinnesotaWild,initsfirst-everplayoffseries,madeNHLhistory...TheclubbecameonlytheeighthteaminNHLhistorytowinthefirstplayoffseriesitcompetedin...MinnesotaalsobecameonlytheeighthNHLteamtocomebackfroma3-1deficitandwinGamesFiveandSevenontheroad...AndrewBrunettescoredtheseries-clinchinggoal,beatingPatrickRoy,at3:25ofovertimeinGameSevenatPepsiCenter...MannyFernandezstartedandwonthefinal threegamesof theseries...Overall, thenetminderwas3-0andstopped107-of-114shots faced in fourgamesplayed...Brunette (3-3=6),MarianGaborik(4-2=6)andSergeiZholtok(0-6=6)finishedtiedfortheteamleadinscoringwithsixpointsinsevengamesversusColorado...TheWildearnedavictoryinthefranchise’sfirst-everplayoffgamewitha4-2winoverColoradoinGameOneatPepsiCenter...FilipKubascoredtheclub’sfirstplayoffgoalandDwayneRolosonearnedthefirstplayoffwininnet...TheAvalanchereboundedtowinthefollowingthreegames,includingtwoinSaintPaul,andtookacommanding3-1seriesadvantage...inthefirstplayoffgameatXcelEnergyCenter,MinnesotafelltoColorado,3-0...RoypostedhisNHLplayoff-record23rdshutoutinthewin...FacingeliminationontheroadinGameFive,theWildracedtoa3-0secondperiodleadandforcedGameSixbackinMinnesotawitha3-2victory...TheWildearneditsfirsthomeplayoffwinandfirstovertimeplayoffvictory,3-2,inGameSixatXcelEnergyCenter...RichardParkscoredthegame-winninggoalat4:22oftheextrasession...Thetallywashissecondofthegame,markingthefranchise’sfirst-evertwo-goalplayoffgameandsetthestageforMinnesota’shistoricGameSevenvictory.

2003WESTERNCONFERENCESEMIFINAL#4VANCOUVERCANUCkSVS.#6MINNESOTAWILD

Wild win series, 4-3 (Wild 1-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-1 at Vancouver)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn.G1 @VAN 0 1 2 1 4 7 16 12 4 39 1-4 3-6 Klatt Cloutier(18-21) 18,5144/25 MIN 1 0 2 0 3 5 5 10 1 21 1-2 5-10 Fernandez(35-39)G2 @VAN 0 1 1 - 2 8 11 12 - 31 0-3 8-32 Cloutier(15-18) 18,5144/27 MIN 0 1 2 - 3 8 7 3 - 18 0-3 9-42 Walz(2) Roloson(29-31)G3 VAN 1 2 0 - 3 3 7 3 - 13 3-6 9-21 D.Sedin Cloutier (16-18)4/29 @MIN 1 1 0 - 2 5 8 5 - 18 2-7 8-19 Roloson(15-18) *19,394G4 VAN 0 0 2 1 3 11 6 9 4 30 1-6 5-10 Sopel Cloutier(25-27) 5/2 @MIN 1 0 1 0 2 9 8 6 4 27 0-4 7-14 Fernandez(27-30) *19,386G5 @VAN 1 1 0 - 2 9 6 12 - 27 0-3 8-16 CLOUTIER(15-21);Auld(4-5) 18,5145/5 MIN 1 5 1 - 7 9 12 5 - 26 1-5 6-12 Marshall(1) Roloson(25-27)G6 VAN 0 0 1 - 1 12 7 12 - 31 1-4 8-16 Cloutier (18-23)5/7 @MIN 0 2 3 - 5 4 12 7 - 23 3-5 7-14 Sekeras(1) Roloson(30-31) *19,350G7 @VAN 0 2 0 - 2 12 7 7 - 26 0-0 2-4 Cloutier(12-16) 18,5145/8 MIN 0 1 3 - 4 6 4 6 - 16 1-2 0-0 Hendrickson(1) Roloson(24-26) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) VAN 2 7 6 2 17 62 60 67 8 197 6-26(23.1) 43-105 Cloutier(3-4,119-144);Auld(0-0,4-5) MIN 4 10 12 0 26 46 56 42 5 149 8-28(28.6) 42-111 Fernandez(0-2,62-69);Roloson(4-1,123-130)

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SERIESNOTESForthesecondstraightseries,theMinnesotaWildovercamea3-games-to-1deficit,thistimedefeatingtheVancouverCanucksinaWesternConfer-enceSemifinalseries,4-3...TheWildbecamethefirstteaminNHLhistorytocomebackfroma3-1deficittwiceinthesamepostseasonandalsobecameonlythesecondclubevertowintwoGameSevensontheroadinthesameplayoffyear...Thewinalsoraisedtheteam’srecordto6-0initsfirstsix“eliminationgames”...MinnesotaoutscoredtheCanucks16-5overthefinalthreegamesoftheseries...MarianGaborikledallscorerswithfivegoalsand11points(5-6=11)insevengames...WesWalztiedfortheteamleadingoalswithfiveandfinishedtheseven-gameserieswithninepoints(5-4=9)...DwayneRolosonwonGamesFive,SixandSevenandfinishedtheserieswitha4-1recordandonlysevengoalsallowedin130shotsfaced...Minnesotabattledbackfroma2-0secondperiodholetoearna4-2winoverVancouverinGameSevenatGMPlace...DarbyHendricksonscoredthegame-winninggoalwithjustundersixminutestoplayastheWildearneditsfirst-evertriptotheWesternConferenceFinal...ThetwoteamssplitthefirsttwogamesoftheseriesatGMPlacewiththeCanuckswinningGameOne,4-3inovertime,andtheWildcapturingGameTwo,3-2...VancouverseizedcontroloftheserieswithtworoadwinsatXcelEnergyCenter,includinga3-2overtimevictoryinGameFour...Minnesotastavedoffeliminationthankstofivesecond-periodgoalsanda7-2roadwininGameFive...TheWildscoredfivemoregoalsina5-1GameSixvictoryatXcelEnergyCenter...Gaborikpostedhisthirdconsecutivemulti-pointgame(0-2=2)andAndrewBrunettescoredapairofgoalstosetupanotherhistoricGameSevenshowdown.

2003WESTERNCONFERENCESEMIFINAL#6MINNESOTAWILDVS.#7MIGHTYDUCkSOFANAHEIM

Wild loses series, 4-0 (Wild 0-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2 at Anaheim) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn.G1 ANA 0 0 0 1 1 6 7 4 8/1 26 0-1 5/10 Sykora Giguere (39-39)5/10 @MIN 0 0 0 0 0 8 11 10 7/3 39 0-5 1/2 Fernandez(25-26) *19,350G2 ANA 0 1 1 - 2 7 10 5 - 22 0-3 3/6 Sauer Giguere(24-24) 5/12 @MIN 0 0 0 - 0 9 6 9 - 24 0-3 3/6 Roloson(20-22) *19,344G3 @ANA 1 3 0 - 4 11 12 9 - 32 0-4 5/10 Rucchin Giguere(35-35) 17,1745/14 MIN 0 0 0 - 0 16 7 12 - 35 0-4 5/10 ROLOSON(13-16);Fernandez(15-16)G4 @ANA 1 1 0 - 2 9 13 6 - 28 2-3 6/12 Oates Giguere(24-25) 17,1745/16 MIN 1 0 0 - 1 8 10 7 - 25 1-4 5/10 Fernandez(26-28) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) ANA 2 5 1 1 9 33 42 24 8/1 108 2-11(18.2) 19-38 Giguere(4-0,122-123) MIN 1 0 0 0 1 39 34 38 7/3 123 1-16(6.3) 14-28 Fernandez(0-2,66-70);Roloson(0-2,33-38)

SERIESNOTESTheWildfellinfourgamestotheMightyDucksofAnaheimduringtheclub’sfirst-everappearanceintheWesternConferenceFinal...DucksgoaltenderJ.S.Giguereposteda4-0markintheseries,turnedaside122-of-123shotsfacedandrecordeda212:43shutoutstreak...Minnesota’sseasoncametoanendwitha2-1defeatinGameFouratArrowheadPondofAnaheim...AndrewBrunettenettedtheWild’slonegoaloftheseriesandstakedtheteamtoa1-0advantageinitsseventh“eliminationgame”ofthepostseason...TheDucksansweredwithapairofgoalsfromAdamOatestoclinchtheWesternConferencecrown...TheWildlostitshome-iceadvantageintheserieswhenitdroppedGameOneatXcelEnergyCenter,1-0,indoubleovertime...Thegamemarkedthefranchise’sfirst-ever,double-overtimeStanleyCupPlayoffgame...Minnesotawasshutoutinback-to-backgamesforthefirsttimeinitsplayoffhistorywhenitdroppedGameTwotoAnaheim,2-0,inSaintPaul...BothMightyDucksgoalswereshorthandedandGiguereranhisplayoffscorelessstreakto148:06withthewin...TheWildfellbehind3-0intheserieswhenitlostGameThreeinAnaheim,4-0.

ALL-TIMEPLAYOFFOVERTIMERESULTS Game/ Goal SeriesDate Opponent Series Score Scorer Time/OT Winner4/21/03 vs.Colorado 6/Con.Qrt 3-2 RichardPark 4:22/1OT Minnesota(4-3)4/22/03 @Colorado 7/Con.Qrt 3-2 AndrewBrunette 3:25/1OT Minnesota(4-3)4/25/03 @Vancouver 1/Con.Semi 3-4 TrentKlatt 3:42/1OT Minnesota(4-3)5/02/03 vs.Vancouver 4/Con.Semi 2-3 BrentSopel 15:52/1OT Minnesota(4-3)5/10/03 vs.Anaheim 1/Con.Final 0-1 PetrSykora 8:06/2OT Anaheim(4-0)4/09/08 vs.Colorado 1/Con.Qrt 2-3 JoeSakic 11:11/OT Colorado(4-2)4/11/08 vs.Colorado 2/Con.Qrt 3-2 KeithCarney 1:14/OT Colorado(4-2)4/14/08 @Colorado 3/Con.Qrt 3-2 Pierre-MarcBouchard 11:58/OT Colorado(4-2)

PLAYOFFOTRECORD:4-4•PLAYOFFOTHOMERECORD:2-3•PLAYOFFOTROADRECORD:2-1

TEAMRECORDSPLAYOFFHISTORY

CONFERENCE FINAL APPEARANCES 1 -2003CONFERENCE SEMIFINAL APPEARANCES 1 -2003PLAYOFF APPEARANCES 3 -2003,2007,2008GAMES PLAYED, TOTAL:28GAMES WON, TOTAL:10GAMES LOST, TOTAL:18

GAMESGAMES PLAYED, SEASON 18 -2003At Home: 8 -2003On Road: 10 -2003MOST GAMES PLAYED, SERIES 7 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL 7 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANFEWEST GAMES PLAYED, SERIES 4 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA

WINSWINS, SEASON 8 -2003At Home: 2 -2003On Road: 6 -2003MOST WINS, SERIES 4 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL 4 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANFEWEST WINS, SERIES 0 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA

LOSSESLOSSES, SEASON 10 -2003At Home: 6 -2003On Road: 4 -2003MOST LOSSES, SERIES 4 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.Anaheim -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.Anaheim -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.ColoradoFEWEST LOSSES, SERIES 3 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.Colorado 3 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.Vancouver

OVERTIMEOVERTIME GAMES, TOTAL:8OVERTIME WINS, TOTAL:4OVERTIME LOSSES, TOTAL:4OVERTIME GAMES, SEASON 5 -2003At Home: 3 -2003On Road: 2 -2003

OVERTIME GAMES, SERIES 3 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 2 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 1 -3x,last,2008ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLOVERTIME WINS, SEASON 2 -2003 -2008At Home: 1 -2003 -2008On Road: 1 -2003 -2008OVERTIME WINS, SERIES 2 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 1 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 1 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLOVERTIME LOSSES, SEASON 3 -2003At Home: 2 -2003On Road: 1 -2003OVERTIME LOSSES, SERIES 2 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANAt Home: 1 -3x,last,2008ConferenceFinalvs.COLOn Road: 1 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANLONGEST OVERTIME GAME 28:06 -5/10/03,1-0(OT)lossvs.ANA(CF-Game1)At Home: 28:06 -5/10/03,1-0(OT)lossvs.ANA(CF-Game1)On Road: 3:42 -4/25/03,4-3(OT)lossatVAN(CS-Game1)SHORTEST OVERTIME GAME 1:14 -4/11/08,3-2(OT)winvs.COL(CQ-Game2)At Home: 1:14 -4/11/08,3-2(OT)winvs.COL(CQ-Game2)On Road: 3:25 -4/22/03,3-2(OT)winatCOL(CQ-Game7)

MARGINSLARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY, GAME 5 -5/5/03in7-2victoryatVAN(CS-Game5)At Home: 4 -5/7/03in5-1victoryvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 5 -5/5/03in7-2victoryatVAN(CS-Game5)

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LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT, GAME 4 -5/14/03in4-0defeatatANA(CF-Game3) -4/15/08in5-1defeatatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 3 -4/14/03in3-0defeatvs.COL(CQ-Game3) On Road: 4 -5/14/03in4-0defeatatANA(CF-Game3) -4/15/08in5-1defeatatCOL(CQ-Game4)

STREAkSLONGEST WINNING STREAK 3 -5/5-5/8/03 3 -4/19-4/22/03At Home: 1 -4x,last,4/11/08On Road: 3 -5/5-5/8/03 3 -4/19-4/22/03LONGEST LOSING STREAK 4 -5/10-5/16/03At Home: 2 -3x,last,5/10-5/12/03 On Road: 3 -4/11-4/19/07LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK 95:36 -5/8-5/10/03At Home: 88:06 -5/10/03On Road: 56:12 -4/12-4/19/03LONGEST SCORELESS STREAK215:26 -5/8-5/16/03At Home:157:29 -5/7-5/12/03On Road: 67:10 -5/8-5/16/03

GOALSMOST GOALS, SEASON 43 -2003At Home: 13 -2003On Road: 30 -2003MOST GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 43 -2003At Home: 18 -2003On Road: 25 -2003MOST GOALS, SERIES 26 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN(7G)At Home: 9 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN(7G)On Road: 17 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN(7G)MOST GOALS, 4-GAME SERIES: 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAAt Home: 0 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAOn Road: 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA

MOST GOALS, 5-GAME SERIES: 9 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAAt Home: 5 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAOn Road: 4 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAMOST GOALS, 6-GAME SERIES: 12 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 7 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 5 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLMOST GOALS, 7-GAME SERIES 26 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANAt Home: 9 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANOn Road: 17 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANFEWEST GOALS, SERIES 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA(4G)At Home: 0 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA(4G)On Road: 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA(4G)FEWEST GOALS, 4-GAME SERIES 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAAt Home: 0 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAOn Road: 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAFEWEST GOALS, 5-GAME SERIES: 9 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAAt Home: 5 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAOn Road: 4 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAFEWEST GOALS, 6-GAME SERIES: 12 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 7 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 5 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLFEWEST GOALS, 7-GAME SERIES 16 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 4 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 12 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST GOALS AGAINST, SERIES 17 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN(7G) -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL(7G) -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL(6G)At Home: 8 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL(7G) -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL(6G)On Road: 10 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN(7G)

MOST GOALS AGAINST, 4-GAME SERIES 9 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAAt Home: 3 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAOn Road: 6 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAMOST GOALS AGAINST, 5-GAME SERIES 12 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAAt Home: 3 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAOn Road: 9 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAMOST GOALS AGAINST, 6-GAME SERIES 17 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 8 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 9 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLMOST GOALS AGAINST, 7-GAME SERIES 17 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 8 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 10 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.VANFEWEST GOALS AGAINST, SERIES 9 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA(4G)At Home: 3 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA(4G)On Road: 6 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA(4G)FEWEST GOALS AGAINST, 4-GAME SERIES 9 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAAt Home: 3 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAOn Road: 6 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAFEWEST GOALS AGAINST, 5-GAME SERIES 12 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAAt Home: 3 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAOn Road: 9 -2007,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.ANAFEWEST GOALS AGAINST, 6-GAME SERIES 17 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 8 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLOn Road: 9 -2008,ConferenceQuaterfinalvs.COLFEWEST GOALS AGAINST, 7-GAME SERIES 17 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 7 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VancouverOn Road: 9 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.ColoradoMOST GOALS COMBINED, SERIES 43 -2003,ConferenceSemifinal(MIN-26,VAN-17)At Home: 16 -2003,ConferenceSemifinal(MIN-9,VAN-7)On Road: 27 -2003,ConferenceSemifinal(MIN-17,VAN-10)

MOST GOALS COMBINED, 4-GAME SERIES 10 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-1,ANA-9)At Home: 3 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-0,ANA-3)On Road: 7 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-1,ANA-6)MOST GOALS COMBINED, 5-GAME SERIES 21 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-9,ANA-12)At Home: 8 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-5,ANA-3)On Road: 13 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-4,ANA-9)MOST GOALS COMBINED, 6-GAME SERIES 29 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-12,COL-17)At Home: 15 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-7,COL-8)On Road: 14 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-5,COL-9)MOST GOALS COMBINED, 7-GAME SERIES 43 -2003,ConferenceSemifinal(MIN-26,VAN-17)At Home: 16 -2003,ConferenceSemifinal(MIN-9,VAN-7)On Road: 27 -2003,ConferenceSemifinal(MIN-17,VAN-10)FEWEST GOALS COMBINED, SERIES 10 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-1,ANA-9)At Home: 3 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-0,ANA-3)On Road: 7 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-1,ANA-6)FEWEST GOALS COMBINED, 4-GAME SERIES 10 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-1,ANA-9)At Home: 3 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-0,ANA-3)On Road: 7 -2003,ConferenceFinal(MIN-1,ANA-6)FEWEST GOALS COMBINED, 5-GAME SERIES 21 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-9,ANA-12)At Home: 8 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-5,ANA-3)On Road: 13 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-4,ANA-9)FEWEST GOALS COMBINED, 7-GAME SERIES 33 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-16,COL-17)At Home: 12 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-4,COL-8)On Road: 21 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinal(MIN-12,COL-9)MOST GOALS, GAME 7 -5/05/03in7-2victoryatVancouver(CS-Game5)At Home: 5 -5/07/03in5-1victoryvs.Vancouver(CS-Game6)On Road: 7 -5/05/03in7-2victoryatVancouver(CS-Game5)FEWEST GOALS, GAME 0 -4x,last,5/14/03in4-0lossatANA(CF-Game3)At Home: 0 -3x,last,5/12/03in2-0lossvs.ANA(CF-Game2)On Road: 0 -5/14/03in4-0lossatANA(CF-Game3)

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MOST GOALS AGAINST, GAME 5 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 3 -6x,last,4/17/08in3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)On Road: 5 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)FEWEST GOALS AGAINST, GAME 1 -3x,last,4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)At Home: 1 -3x,last,4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 2 -9x,last,4/19/08in2-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game6)MOST GOALS COMBINED, GAME 9 -5/05/03in7-2victoryatVAN(CS-Game5)At Home: 6 -5/07/03in5-1victoryvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 9 -5/05/03in7-2victoryatVAN(CS-Game5)FEWEST GOALS COMBINED, GAME 1 -5/10/03in1-0lossvs.Anaheim(CF-Game1)At Home: 1 -5/10/03in1-0lossvs.Anaheim(CF-Game1)On Road: 3 -5/16/03in2-1lossatANA(CF-Game4) -4/11/07in2-1lossatANA(CQ-Game1) -4/19/08in2-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game6)MOST GOALS, PERIOD 5 -5/05/03in2ndof7-2winatVAN(CS-Game5)At Home: 3 -5/07/03in3rdof5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6) -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 5 -5/05/03in2ndof7-2winatVAN(CS-Game5)MOST GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 3 -5/14/03in2ndof4-0lossatANA(CF-Game3) -4/15/08in1stof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 2 -5x,last,4/17/08in3rdof3-2lossvs.COL(CQ- Game5)On Road: 3 -5/14/03in2ndof4-0lossatANA(CF-Game3) -4/15/08in1stof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST GOALS COMBINED, PERIOD 6 -5/05/03in2ndof7-2winatVAN(CS-Game5) (MIN-5,VAN-1)At Home: 4 -2x,last,5/7/03in3rdvs.VAN(CS-Game6) (MIN-3,VAN-1)On Road: 6 -5/5/03in2ndof7-2winatVAN(CS-Game5) (MIN-5,VAN-1)

POWERPLAYMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SEASON 16 -2003 At Home: 6 -2003On Road: 10 -2003

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 12 -2003At Home: 7 -2003On Road: 5 -2003MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SERIES 8 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANAt Home: 5 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANOn Road: 6 -2003,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, SERIES 6 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 5 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANOn Road: 3 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.ANAMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, GAME 3 -5/7/03in5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)At Home: 3 -5/7/03in5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 2 -2x,last,4/22/03in3-2winvs.COL(CQ-Game5)MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, GAME 3 -4/29/03in3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3)At Home: 3 -4/29/03in3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3)On Road: 2 -3x,last,4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, PERIOD 2 -2x,last,5/7/03in2ndof5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)At Home: 2 -5/7/03in2ndof5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 2 -4/10/03in2ndof4-2winatCOL(CQ-Game1)MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 2 -4/29/03in2ndof3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3) -4/18/08in2ndof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) At Home: 2 -4/29/03in2ndof3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3)On Road: 2 -4/18/08in2ndof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST POWER-PLAY CHANCES, GAME 7 -2x,last,4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)At Home: 7 -2x,last,4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 6 -2x,last,4/13/07in3-2lossatANA(CQ-Game2)

SHORTHANDED MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, SEASON 2 -2003;2008At Home: 0 -2003On Road: 2 -2003;2008

MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, SEASON 3 -2003At Home: 2 -2003On Road: 1 -2003;2007;2008MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, SERIES 2 -2008,ConferenceQuarterinalvs.COLAt Home: 0On Road: 2 -2008,ConferenceQuarterinalvs.COLMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, SERIES 2 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAAt Home: 2 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA On Road: 1 -3x,last,2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, GAME 1 -5x,last,4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 0On Road: 1 -5x,last,4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, GAME 2 -5/12/03in2-0lossvs.ANA(CF-Game2)At Home: 2 -5/12/03in2-0lossvs.ANA(CF-Game2)On Road: 1 -3x,last,4/19/08in2-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game6) MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, PERIOD 1 -5x,last,4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 0On Road: 1 -5x,last,4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 1 -5x,last,4/19/08in1stof2-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game6)At Home: 1 -2x,last,5/12/03in3rdof2-0lossvs.ANA(CF-Game2)On Road: 1 -3x,last,4/19/08in1stof2-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game6)MOST SHORTHANDED SITUATIONS, GAME 13 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 6 -2x,last,5/2/03in3-2(OT)lossvs.VAN(CS-Game4)On Road: 13 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)

PENALTYMINUTESMOST PENALTY MINUTES, SEASON 203 -2003At Home: 75 -2003On Road: 128 -2003MOST PENALTY MINUTES, SERIES 141 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLAt Home: 47 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANOn Road: 121 -2008,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL

MOST PENALTY MINUTES AGAINST, SERIES 123 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.ANAAt Home: 68 -2007,ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.ANAOn Road: 58 -2003,ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANMOST PENALTY MINUTES, GAME 101 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 20 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 101 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTY MINUTES AGAINST, GAME 54 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)At Home: 54 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 43 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTY MINUTES COMBINED, GAME 144 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-101,COL-43)At Home: 74 -4/17/07in4-1win(CQ-Game4) (MIN-20,ANA-54)On Road: 144 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-101,COL-43)MOST PENALTY MINUTES, PERIOD 69 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 14 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 69 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTY MINUTES AGAINST, PERIOD 48 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)At Home: 48 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 33 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTY MINUTES, COMBINED, PERIOD 102 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-69,COL-33)At Home: 62 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1win(CQ-Game4) (MIN-14,ANA-48)On Road: 102 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-69,COL-33)

PENALTIESMOST PENALTIES, GAME 25 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 8 -4/29/03in3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3)On Road: 25 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTIES AGAINST, GAME 12 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4) -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 12 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4) On Road:

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12 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTIES COMBINED, GAME 37 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-25,COL-12)At Home: 19 -4/17/07in4-1win(CQ-Game4);(MIN-7,ANA-12)On Road: 37 -4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-25,COL-12)FEWEST PENALTIES, GAME 0 -5/08/03in4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)At Home: 1 -2x,last,5/12/03in2-0lossvs.ANA(CF-Game2)On Road: 0 -5/8/03in4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)FEWEST PENALTIES AGAINST, GAME 2 -2x,last,5/8/03in4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)At Home: 2 -4/21/03in3-2(OT)winvs.COL(Game6)On Road: 2 -5/8/03in4-2winatVAN(Game7)FEWEST PENALTIES COMBINED, GAME 2 -5/8/03in4-2win(CS-Game7);(MIN-0,VAN-2)At Home: 3 -4/21/03in3-2win(CQ-Game6)(MIN-1,COL-2)On Road: 2 -5/8/03in4-2win(CS-Game7);(MIN-0,VAN-2)MOST PENALTIES, PERIOD: 13 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)At Home: 5 -5/07/03in3rdof5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 13 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTIES AGAINST, PERIOD 9 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)At Home: 9 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4)On Road: 7 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTIES COMBINED, PERIOD 20 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-13,COL-7)At Home: 13 -4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4) (MIN-4,ANA-9)On Road: 20 -4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4) (MIN-13,COL-7)

SHOTSONGOAL MOST SHOTS, GAME 40 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4) -4/17/08in3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)At Home: 40 -4/17/07in4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game4) -4/17/08in3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)On Road: 39 -4/14/08in3-2(OT)winatCOL(CQ-Game3)MOST SHOTS AGAINST, GAME 46 -4/14/08in3-2(OT)winatCOL(CQ-Game3)At Home: 31 -5/7/03in5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)

On Road: 46 -4/14/08in3-2(OT)winatCOL(CQ-Game3)MOST SHOTS COMBINED, GAME 85 -4/14/08in3-2(OT)win(CQ-Game3) (MIN-39,COL-46)At Home: 69 -4/17/07in4-1win(CQ-Game4) (MIN-40,ANA-29)On Road: 85 -4/14/08in3-2(OT)win(CQ-Game3) (MIN-39,COL-46)FEWEST SHOTS, GAME 16 -5/8/03in4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)At Home: 18 -2x,last,4/29/03vs.VAN(CS-Game3)On Road: 16 -5/8/03in4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)FEWEST SHOTS AGAINST, GAME 13 -4/29/03in3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3)At Home: 13 -4/29/03in3-2lossvs.VAN(CS-Game3)On Road: 25 -4/13/07in3-2lossatANA(CQ-Game2)FEWEST SHOTS COMBINED, GAME 31 -4/29/03in3-2loss(CS-Game3);(MIN-18,VAN-13)AtHome: 31 -4/29/03in3-2loss(CS-Game3);(MIN-18,VAN-13)OnRoad 42 -5/8/03in4-2win(CS-Game7);(MIN-16,VAN-26)MOST SHOTS, PERIOD 17 -4/17/08in1stof3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)At Home: 17 -4/17/08in1stof3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)On Road: 16 -5/14/03in1stof4-0lossatANA(CF-Game3)MOST SHOTS AGAINST, PERIOD 22 -4/19/07in3rdof4-1lossatANA(CQ-Game5)At Home: 12 -2x,last,5/7/03in3rdof5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 22 -4/19/07in3rdof4-1lossatANA(CQ-Game5)MOST SHOTS COMBINED, PERIOD 33 -4/19/07in2ndof4-1lossatANA(CQ-Game5) (MIN-11,ANA-22)At Home: 33 -4/19/07in2ndof4-1lossatANA(CQ-Game5) (MIN-11,ANA-22)On Road: 28 -4/10/03in2ndof4-2winatCOL(CQ-Game1) (MIN-14,COL-14)FEWEST SHOTS, PERIOD 3 -3x,last,4/27/03in3rdof3-2winatVAN(CS-Game2)At Home: 3 -4/14/03in3rdof3-0lossvs.COL(CQ-Game3)On Road: 3 -2x,last,4/27/03in3rdof3-2winatVAN(CS-Game2)FEWEST SHOTS AGAINST, PERIOD 2 -4/9/08in1stof3-2(OT)lossvs.COL(CQ-Game1)At Home: 2 -4/9/08in1stof3-2(OT)lossvs.COL(CQ-Game1)On Road: 5 -2x,last,4/19/03in2ndof3-2winatCOL(CQ-Game5)

FEWEST SHOTS COMBINED, PERIOD 8 -3x,last,4/29/03in3rdof3-2loss(CS-Game3) (MIN-5,VAN-3)At Home: 8 -3x,last,4/29/03in3rdof3-2loss(CS-Game3) (MIN-5,VAN-3)On Road: 11 -5/8/03in2ndof4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7) (MIN-4,VAN-7)MOST SHOTS, OVERTIME 12 -4/14/08,3-2(OT)winatCOL(CQ-Game3)At Home: 10 -5/10/03,1-0(2OT)lossvs.ANA(CF-Game1)On Road: 12 -4/14/08,3-2(OT)winatCOL(CQ-Game3)

SHUTOUTSMOST SHUTOUTS, SEASON 0MOST SHUTOUTS AGAINST, SEASON 4 -2003At Home: 3 -2003On Road: 1 -2003MOST SHUTOUTS, SERIES 0MOST SHUTOUTS AGAINST, SERIES 3 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAAt Home: 2 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANAOn Road: 1 -2003,ConferenceFinalvs.ANA

FASTESTGOALSFASTEST GOAL TO START GAME 3:20 -RichardPark,5/05/03atVAN(CS-Game5)FASTEST GOAL TO START GAME, OPPONENT 1:02 -ChrisPronger,4/19/07atANA(CQ-Game5)FASTEST TWO GOALS, TEAM 0:25 -MarianGaborik&WesWalz,4/10/03@9:28& 9:53of2ndin4-2winatCOL(CQ-Game1)At Home: 1:12 -AnttiLaaksonen&AndrewBrunette,5/7/03@ 9:25&10:37of3rdof5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 0:25 -MarianGaborik&WesWalz,4/10/03@9:28& 9:53of2ndin4-2winatCOL(CQ-Game1)FASTEST TWO GOALS AGAINST, TEAM 1:01 -MattiasOhlund&ToddBertuzzi,5/8/03@11:29& 12:30of2ndof4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)At Home: 1:19 -WojtekWolski&PaulStastny,4/17/08@5:06& 6:25of3rdof3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)On Road: 1:01 -MattiasOhlund&ToddBertuzzi,5/8/03@11:29& 12:30of2ndof4-2winatVAN(CS-Game7)

FASTEST THREE GOALS, TEAM 3:40 -DarbyHendrickson,AnttiLaaksonen&Andrew Brunette,5/07/03@6:57,9:25&10:37of3rd of5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)At Home: 3:40 -DarbyHendrickson,AnttiLaaksonen&Andrew Brunette,5/07/03@6:57,9:25&10:37of3rd of5-1winvs.VAN(CS-Game6)On Road: 4:20 -FilipKuba,MarianGaborik&WesWalz,4/10/03 @5:33,9:28&9:53in2ndof4-2winatCOL (CQ-Game1)FASTEST THREE GOALS AGAINST, TEAM 5:31 -PaulKariya(2)&StanislavChistov,5/14/03@ 8:20,12:16&13:51of2ndper.of4-0lossatANA (CF-Game3)At Home: NoneOn Road: 5:31 -PaulKariya(2)&StanislavChistov,5/14/03@ 8:20,12:16&13:51of2ndper.of4-0lossatANA (CF-Game3)FASTEST OVERTIME GOAL SCORED BY WILD 1:14 -4/11/08,KeithCarney,3-2winvs.COL(CQ-Game2)At Home: 1:14 -4/11/08,KeithCarney,3-2winvs.COL(CQ-Game2)On Road: 3:25 -4/22/03,AndrewBrunette,3-2winatCOL(CQ-Game7)

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INDIVIDUALRECORDSGAMES

MOST GAMES, CAREER 29 -MarianGaborik,2003-08By Defenseman 24 -NickSchultz,2003-08MOST GAMES, SEASON 18 -MarianGaborik,2003By Defenseman: 18 -FilipKuba,2003

GOALSMOST GOALS, CAREER 12 -MarianGaborik,2003-08By Defenseman 3 -FilipKuba,2003MOST GOALS, SEASON 9 -MarianGaborik,2003By Defenseman: 3 -FilipKuba,2003MOST GOALS, SERIES 5 -MarianGaborik,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN 5 -WesWalz,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANBy Defenseman: 2 -FilipKuba,2003ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST GOALS BY OPPONENT, SERIES 6 -JoeSakic,2003ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST GOALS, GAME 2 -6x,last,PascalDupuis,5/8/03atVAN(CS-Game7)By Defenseman: 1 -7x,last,KeithCarney,4/11/08vs.COL(CQ-Game2)MOST GOALS BY OPPONENT, GAME 2 -4x,last,FrancoisBeauchemin,4/13/07atANA(CQ-Game2)MOST GOALS, PERIOD 2 -2x,last,CliffRonning,5/5/03in2ndof7-2winat VAN(CS-Game5)MOST GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 2 -2x,last,PaulKariya,5/14/03in2ndof4-0lossat ANA(CF-Game3)

ASSISTSMOST ASSISTS, CAREER 11 -SergeiZholtok,2003By Defenseman: 5 -FilipKuba;2003MOST ASSISTS, SEASON 11 -SergeiZholtok,2003By Defenseman: 5 -FilipKuba;2003MOST ASSISTS, SERIES 6 -MarianGaborik,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN 6 -SergeiZholtok,2003ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLBy Defenseman 3 -FilipKuba,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANMOST ASSISTS BY OPPONENT, SERIES 6 -MarkusNaslund,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VAN 6 -PeterForsberg,2003ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST ASSISTS, GAME 3 -CliffRonning,5/07/03vs.VAN(CS-Game6)By Defenseman: 2 -FilipKuba,4/22/03atCOL(CQ-Game7)

MOST ASSISTS BY OPPONENT, GAME 2 -11x,last,PeterForsberg&MilanHejduk,4/17/08 vs.COL(CQ-Game5)MOST ASSISTS, PERIOD 3 -CliffRonning,5/07/03in3rdof5-1winvs.VAN (CS-Game5)MOST ASSISTS AGAINST, PERIOD 2 -2x,last,AdamOates&PetrSykora,5/14/03in 2ndof4-0lossatANA(CF-Game3)

POINTSMOST POINTS, CAREER 22 -MarianGaborik(12g-10a),2003-08By Defenseman: 8 -FilipKuba(3g-5a),2003MOST POINTS, SEASON 17 -MarianGaborik(9g-8a),2003By Defenseman: 8 -FilipKuba(3g-5a);2003By Rookie: 1 -Pierre-MarcBouchard(1a),2003 -JamesSheppard(1a),2008MOST POINTS, SERIES 11 -MarianGaborik(5g-6a),2003Conference Semifinalvs.VANBy Defenseman: 4 -2x,last,FilipKuba(1g-3a),2003Conference Semifinalvs.VANMOST POINTS BY OPPONENT, SERIES 9 -JoeSakic(6g-3a),2003Conf.Quarterfinalvs.COLMOST POINTS, GAME 3 -4x,last,CliffRonning(0g-3a),5/7/03vs.VAN` (CS-Game6)By Defenseman: 2 -FilipKuba(0g-2a),4/22/03atCOL(CQ-Game7)MOST POINTS BY OPPONENT, GAME 3 -JoeSakic(2g-1a),5/16/03vs.COL(CQ-Game4)MOST POINTS, PERIOD 3 -CliffRonning(0g-3a),5/7/03in3rdof5-1winvs. VAN(CS-Game6)MOST POINTS AGAINST, PERIOD 2 -8x,last,RyanGetzlaf(1g-1a),4/13/07in2ndof 3-2lossatANA(CQ-Game2)

STREAkSLONGEST GOAL-SCORING STREAK 4 -MarianGaborik(5g);4/27-5/05/03 -MikkoKoivu(4g);4/9-4/15/08LONGEST POINT-SCORING STREAK 8 -MarianGaborik(7g-8a=15pts);4/21-5/07/03LONGEST ASSIST STREAK 3 -SergeiZholtok(4a);5/05-5/08/03 -WesWalz(5a);5/02-5/07/03 -FilipKuba(4a);4/22-4/27/03 -BrianRolston(3a);4/14-4/18/08MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS BY GOALTENDER 3 -DwayneRoloson,5/05-5/08/03 -MannyFernandez,4/19-4/22/03MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES BY GOALTENDER 3 -DwayneRoloson,4/12-4/16/03 -NiklasBackstrom,4/11-4/15/07 -NiklasBackstrom,4/15-4/19/08

LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK BY GOALTENDER 88:06 -MannyFernandez,5/10/03

PENALTYMINUTESMOST PENALTY MINUTES, CAREER 44 -DerekBoogaardMOST PENALTY MINUTES, SEASON 27 -StephaneVeilleux,2008MOST PENALTY MINUTES, SERIES 27 -StephaneVeilleux,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COLMOST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT, SERIES 24 -ToddBertuzzi,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANMOST PENALTY MINUTES, GAME 25 -StephaneVeilleux,4/15/08atCOL(CQ-Game4)By Goaltender: 2 -3x,last,NiklasBackstrom,4/15/07vs.ANA(CQ-Game3)MOST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT, GAME 20 -BradMay,4/17/07vs.ANA(CQ-Game3)MOST PENALTY MINUTES, PERIOD 19 -StephaneVeilleux,4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)MOST PENALTY MINUTES, PERIOD, OPPONENT 20 -BradMay,4/17/07in3rdof4-1winvs.ANA(CQ-Game3)

POWER-PLAYGOALSMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, CAREER 5 -MarianGaborik,2003-08MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SEASON 4 -MarianGaborik&AndrewBrunette;2003MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, SERIES 3 -MarianGaborik,2003ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COLMOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST, SERIES 3 -3x,last,AdamOates,2003ConferenceFinalvs.ANAMOST POWER PLAY GOALS, GAME 2 -AndrewBrunette,5/07/03vs.VAN(CS-Game6)MOST POWER PLAY GOALS AGAINST, GAME 2 -2x,last,FrancoisBeauchemin,4/13/07atANA(CQ-Game2)MOST POWER PLAY GOALS, PERIOD 1 -21x,last,Pierre-MarcBouchard,4/17/08in1stof 3-2lossvs.COL(CQ-Game5)MOST POWER PLAY GOALS AGAINST, PERIOD 1 -23x,last,WojtekWolski,4/17/08in3rdof3-2loss vs.COL(CQ-Game5)

SHORT-HANDEDGOALSMOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, CAREER 2 -WesWalz,2003-07MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, SEASON 2 -WesWalz,2003MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, SERIES 1 -5x,last,MikkoKoivu,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COLMOST SHORTHANDED GOALS BY OPPONENT, SERIES 1 -5x,last,BenGuite,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COLMOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, GAME 1 -5x,last,MikkoKoivu,4/15/08in5-1lossatCOL (CQ-Game4)MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS BY OPPONENT, GAME 1 -5x,last,BenGuite,4/19/08in2-1lossatCOL (CQ-Game6)MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS, PERIOD 1 -5x,last,MikkoKoivu,4/15/08in3rdof5-1lossat COL(CQ-Game4)

MOST SHORT-HANDED GOALS BY OPPONENT, PERIOD 1 -5x,last,BenGuite,4/19/08in1stof2-1loss atCOL(CQ-Game6)

GAME-WINNINGGOALSMOST GAME-WINNING GOALS, CAREER 2 -WesWalzMOST GAME-WINNING GOALS, SEASON 2 -WesWalz,2003MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS, SERIES 1 -11x,last,Pierre-MarcBouchard,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COL

OVERTIMEGOALSMOST OVERTIME GOALS, CAREER 1 -RichardPark,AndrewBrunette,KeithCarney, Pierre-MarcBouchardMOST OVERTIME GOALS, SEASON 1 -RichardPark&AndrewBrunette,2003 -KeithCarney&Pierre-MarcBouchard,2008MOST OVERTIME GOALS, SERIES 1 -4x,last,KeithCarney&Pierre-MarcBouchard, 2008ConferenceQuarterfinalvs.COL

SHOTSONGOALMOST SHOTS ON GOAL, CAREER 95 -MarianGaborik,2003-08By Defenseman: 30 -AndreiZyuzinMOST SHOTS ON GOAL, SEASON 52 -MarianGaborik,2003By Defenseman: 30 -AndreiZyuzin,2003MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, GAME 9 -MarianGaborik,4/14/08atCOL(CQ-Game3)By Defenseman: 5 -3x,last,BrentBurns,4/14/08atCOL(CQ-Game3)MOST SHOTS ON GOAL BY OPPONENT, GAME 8 -3x,last,JoeSakic,4/14/08atCOL(CQ-Game3)

GAMESPLAYED,GOALTENDERMOST GAMES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, CAREER 11 -DwayneRoloson,2003 -NiklasBackstrom2007-08MOST GAMES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, SEASON 11 -DwayneRoloson,2003MOST GAMES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, SERIES 6 -NiklasBackstrom,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COL

MINUTESPLAYEDMOST MINUTES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, CAREER 658 -NiklasBackstrom2007-08MOST MINUTES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, SEASON 579 -DwayneRoloson,2003MOST MINUTES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, SERIES 361 -NiklasBackstrom,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COLMOST MINUTES PLAYED BY GOALTENDER, GAME 88:06 -MannyFernandez,5/10/03vs.ANA(CF-Game1)

WINS/LOSSESMOST WINS BY GOALTENDER, CAREER 5 -DwayneRoloson,2003MOST LOSSES BY GOALTENDER, CAREER 8 -NiklasBackstrom,2007-08

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MOST WINS BY GOALTENDER, SEASON 5 -DwayneRoloson,2003MOST LOSSES BY GOALTENDER, SEASON 6 -DwayneRoloson,2003MOST WINS BY GOALTENDER, SERIES 4 -DwayneRoloson,2003ConferenceSemifinalvs.VANMOST LOSSES BY GOALTENDER, SERIES 4 -NiklasBackstrom,2007Conf.Qtr.vs.ANA -NiklasBackstrom,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COL

SAVESMOST SAVES, CAREER 287 -NiklasBackstrom,2007-08MOST SAVES, SEASON 235 -MannyFernandez,2003MOST SAVES, SERIES 153 -NiklasBackstrom,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COLMOST SAVES AGAINST, SERIES 188 -JoseTheodore,208Conf.Qtr.vs.COLMOST SAVES, GAME 44 -NiklasBackstrom,4/14/08atCOL(CQ-Game3)MOST SAVES, GAME (REGULATION) 43 -MannyFernandez,4/22/03atCOL(CQ-Game7)MOST SAVES AGAINST, GAME 39 -J.S.Giguere,5/10/03vs.ANA(CF-Game1)MOST SAVES AGAINST, GAME (REGULATION) 35 -J.S.Giguere,5/14/03vs.ANA(CF-Game3)MOST SAVES, PERIOD 21 -NiklasBackstrom,4/19/07in2ndof4-1loss atANA(CQ-Game5)MOST SAVES AGAINST, PERIOD 16 -J.S.Giguere,5/14/03in1stof4-0lossatANA (CF-Game3) -JoseTheodore,4/17/08in1stof3-2lossvs.COL (CQ-Game5)

GOALSALLOWED MOST GOALS ALLOWED BY GOALTENDER, CAREER 28 -NiklasBackstrom2007-08MOST GOALS ALLOWED BY GOALTENDER, SEASON 25 -DwayneRoloson,2003MOST GOALS ALLOWED BY GOALTENDER, SERIES 17 -NiklasBackstrom,2008Conf.Qtr.vs.COLFEWEST GOALS ALLOWED BY GOALTENDER, SERIES 4 -MannyFernandez,2003ConferenceFinalvs.ANAMOST GOALS ALLOWED, GAME 5 -NiklasBackstrom,4/15/08atCOLin5-1lossat COL(CQ-Game4)MOST GOALS ALLOWED, PERIOD 3 -NiklasBackstrom,4/15/08atCOLin1stof5-1 lossatCOL(CQ-Game4)

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGELOWEST GOALS-AGAINST-AVERAGE, CAREER 1.96 -MannyFernandez,2003LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST-AVERAGE, SEASON 1.96 -MannyFernandez;2003LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST-AVERAGE, SERIES 1.37 -MannyFernandez,2003ConferenceFinalvs.ANA

SAVEPERCENTAGEHIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE, CAREER .929 -MannyFernandez,2003HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE, SEASON .929 -MannyFernandez;2003HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE, SERIES .943 -MannyFernandez,2003ConferenceFinalvs.ANA

SHUTOUTSMOST SHUTOUTS, CAREER 0MOST SHUTOUTS, SEASON 0MOST SHUTOUTS, SERIES 0

GOALTENDER GP W L SA GA GAA SV SV% SO MINNiklas Backstrom 11 3 8 315 28 2.55 287 .911 0 658DwayneRoloson 11 5 6 257 25 2.60 232 .903 0 578MannyFernandez 9 3 4 253 18 1.96 235 .929 0 552Josh Harding 1 0 0 11 0 0.00 11 1.000 0 20

PLAYER GP G A PTS +/- PIM PPG SHG GWG SOG SH%MarianGaborik 29 12 10 22 2 18 5 1 1 95 12.6WesWalz 23 7 7 14 6 18 0 2 2 38 18.4Andrew Brunette 18 7 6 13 -3 4 4 0 1 33 21.2SergeiZholtok 18 2 11 13 -7 0 1 0 0 34 5.9CliffRonning 17 2 7 9 -3 4 1 0 0 37 5.4PascalDupuis 16 4 4 8 0 8 2 0 1 36 11.1FilipKuba 18 3 5 8 -8 24 3 0 0 21 14.3BrianRolston 11 3 5 8 2 12 0 1 0 54 5.6Pierre-Marc Bouchard 16 3 4 7 -3 4 1 0 1 28 10.7PavolDemitra 11 2 5 7 -1 2 1 0 0 24 8.3Mikko Koivu 11 5 1 6 -1 8 0 1 0 28 17.9RichardPark 18 3 3 6 -2 4 0 0 1 26 11.5DarbyHendrickson 17 2 3 5 1 4 0 0 1 22 9.1JeremyStevenson 14 0 5 5 0 12 0 0 0 17 0.0AnttiLaaksonen 16 1 3 4 -3 4 0 0 0 25 4.0WillieMitchell 18 1 3 4 5 14 0 0 0 18 5.6Brent Burns 11 0 3 3 1 20 0 0 0 29 0.0PetteriNummelin 7 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 15 6.7KeithCarney 11 1 1 2 3 4 0 0 1 3 33.3JimDowd 15 0 2 2 -1 0 0 0 0 24 0.0ToddFedoruk 6 1 1 2 -2 16 1 0 0 5 20.0KurtisFoster 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 0.0JasonMarshall 15 1 1 2 -1 16 0 0 1 12 8.3Nick Schultz 24 0 2 2 2 10 0 0 0 9 0.0LubomirSekeras 15 1 1 2 -2 6 1 0 1 13 7.7DerekBoogaard 10 0 1 1 -1 44 0 0 0 1 0.0KimJohnsson 10 0 1 1 -2 20 0 0 0 16 0.0MarkParrish 6 1 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 14 7.1James Sheppard 6 0 1 1 -1 4 0 0 0 4 0.0AaronVoros 5 1 0 1 -1 16 0 0 0 10 10.0AndreiZyuzin 18 0 1 1 -3 14 0 0 0 30 0.0EricBelanger 6 0 0 0 -1 4 0 0 0 9 0.0BradBombardir 4 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 1 0.0BradBrown 11 0 0 0 -1 16 0 0 0 0 0.0MattFoy 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0AdamHall 3 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 2 0.0SeanHill 5 0 0 0 -2 4 0 0 0 1 0.0MattJohnson 12 0 0 0 0 25 0 0 0 2 0.0BillMuckalt 5 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 4 0.0BenoitPouliot 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0.0BrankoRadivojevic 7 0 0 0 -1 2 0 0 0 11 0.0ErikReitz 2 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0ChrisSimon 2 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0MartinSkoula 11 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 8 0.0WyattSmith 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.0StephaneVeilleux 11 0 0 0 -2 31 0 0 0 19 0.0ToddWhite 4 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 0 6 0.0

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GAMES1. MarianGaborik 292. Nick Schultz 243. WesWalz 234. Andrew Brunette 18 FilipKuba 18 WillieMitchell 18 RichardPark 18 SergeiZholtok 18 AndreiZyuzin 1810.TwoPlayersTied 17

GOALS1. MarianGaborik 122. WesWalz 7 Andrew Brunette 74. Mikko Koivu 55. PascalDupuis 46. FilipKuba 3 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 3 BrianRolston 3 RichardPark 310.FourPlayersTied 2

ASSISTS1. SergeiZholtok 112. MarianGaborik 103. CliffRonning 7 WesWalz 74. Andrew Brunette 66. FilipKuba 5 JeremyStevenson 5 PavolDemitra 5 BrianRolston 510.P.Dupuis/P. Bouchard 4

POINTS1. MarianGaborik 222. WesWalz 143. Andrew Brunette 13 SergeiZholtok 135. CliffRonning 96. PascalDupuis 8 FilipKuba 8 BrianRolston 89. Pierre-Marc Bouchard 7 PavolDemitra 7

PLUS/MINUS1. WesWalz +62. WillieMitchell +53. KeithCarney +34. MarianGaborik +2 BrianRolston +2 MarkParrish +2 Nick Schultz +28. FourPlayersTied +1

PENALTYMINUTES1. DerekBoogaard 442. StephaneVeilleux 313. MattJohnson 254. FilipKuba 245. Brent Burns 20 KimJohnsson 207. MarianGaborik 18 WesWalz 189. FourPlayersTied 16

POWER-PLAYGOALS1. MarianGaborik 52. Andrew Brunette 43. FilipKuba 34. PascalDupuis 25. SevenPlayersTied 1

SHORT-HANDEDGOALS1. WesWalz 22. MarianGaborik 1 BrianRolston 1 Mikko Koivu 1

GAME-WINNINGGOALS1. WesWalz 22. MarianGaborik 1 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 1 KeithCarney 1 Andrew Brunette 1 PascalDupuis 1 DarbyHendrickson 1 JasonMarshall 1 RichardPark 1 LubomirSekeras 1

OVERTIMEGOALS1. Andrew Brunette 1 RichardPark 1 KeithCarney 1 Pierre-Marc Bouchard 1

SHOTSONGOAL1. MarianGaborik 952. BrianRolston 543. WesWalz 384. CliffRonning 375. PascalDupuis 366. SergeiZholtok 347. Andrew Brunette 338. AndreiZyuzin 309. Brent Burns 2910. P. Bouchard / M. Koivu 28

GAMESPLAYED(GOALTENDERS)1. DwayneRoloson 11 Niklas Backstrom 113. MannyFernandez 94. Josh Harding 1

GAMESSTARTED(Goaltenders)1. DwayneRoloson 11 Niklas Backstrom 113. MannyFernandez 7

GOALSAGAINSTAVERAGE1. Josh Harding 0.002. MannyFernandez 1.963. Nicklas Backstrom 2.554. DwayneRoloson 2.60

WINS1. DwayneRoloson 52. MannyFernandez 3 Niklas Backstrom 3

LOSSES1. Niklas Backstrom 82. DwayneRoloson 63. MannyFernandez 4

SAVES1. Niklas Backstrom 2872. MannyFernandez 2353. DwayneRoloson 2324. Josh Harding 11

SHOTSFACED1. Niklas Backstrom 3152. DwayneRoloson 2573. MannyFernandez 2534. Josh Harding 11

SAVEPERCENTAGE1. Josh Harding 1.0002. MannyFernandez .9293. Niklas Backstrom .9114. DwayneRoloson .903

MINUTESPLAYED1. Niklas Backstrom 6582. DwayneRoloson 5783. MannyFernandez 5524. Josh Harding 20

FIRSTGAMEHome:vs.COL,Apr.14,2003Road:atCOL,Apr.10,2003

FIRSTWINHome:vs.COL(3-2OT),Apr.21,2003Road:atCOL(4-2),Apr.10,2003

FIRSTOTWINHome:vs.COL(3-2OT),Apr.21,2003Road:atCOL(3-2OT),Apr.22,2003

FIRSTOTLOSSHome:vs.VAN(3-2OT),May2,2003Road:atVAN(4-3OT),Apr.25,2003

FIRSTLOSSHome:vs.COL(3-0),Apr.14,2003Road:atCOL(3-2),Apr.12,2003

FIRSTSHUTOUTFORHome:NoneRoad:None

FIRSTSHUTOUTAGAINSTHome:vs.COL(3-0,Roy),4/14/03Road:atANA(4-0,Giguere),5/14/03

FIRSTGOALHome:MarianGaborik,17:20of3rdper.,vs.COL(3-1loss),4/16/03Road: Filip Kuba, 5:33 of 2nd per., at COL(4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTASSISTSHome:CliffRonning,SergeiZholtok,17:20of3rdper.,vs.COL(3-1loss),4/16/03Road:AndrewBrunette,SergeiZholtok,5:33of2ndper.,atCOL(4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTGAME-WINNINGGOALHome:RichardPark,4:22ofOT,vs.COL(3-2OTwin),4/21/03Road: Wes Walz, 9:53 of 2nd, at COL (4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTOTGOALHome:RichardPark,4:22ofOT,vs.COL(3-2OTwin),4/21/03Road-AndrewBrunette,3:25ofOT,atColo-rado(3-2OTwin),4/22/03

FIRSTPOWER-PLAYGOALHome-MarianGaborik,17:20of3rdper.,vs.COL(3-1loss),4/16/03Road-FilipKuba,5:33of2ndper.,atCOL(4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTSHORT-HANDEDGOALHome-NoneRoad - Wes Walz, 8:09 of 1st, at COL (3-2loss),4/12/03

FIRSTEMPTYNETGOALHome-NoneRoad-None

FIRSTPENALTYSHOTHome-NoneRoad-None

FIRSTPENALTYSHOTAGAINSTHome-RyanSmyth,missed,17:33of3rdvs.COL(3-2OTloss),4/9/08Road-None

FIRSTPENALTYHome-JasonMarshall(crosscheck),7:32of1stvs.COL(3-0loss),4/14/03Road - Andrew Brunette (hooking), 2:54 of2nd,atCOL(4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTMINORPENALTYHome-JasonMarshall(crosscheck),7:32of1st,vs.COL(3-0loss),4/14/03Road - Andrew Brunette (hooking), 2:54 of2nd,atCOL(4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTMAjORPENALTYHome-MattJohnson(fighting),0:07of1st,vs.VAN(3-2loss),4/29/03Road-BrentBurns(fighting),11:38of1st,vs.ANA(3-2loss),4/13/07

FIRSTMISCONDUCTPENALTYHome-NoneRoad - Willie Mitchell, Brad Brown & MattJohnson,20:00of3rdper.,atVancouver(3-2win),4/27/03

FIRSTPPATTEMPTHome-10:02of1st,vs.COL,4/14/03Road-4:38of2nd,atCOL,4/10/03

FIRSTPENALTYkILLHome-13:42of1st,vs.COL,4/14/03Road-2:54of2nd,atCOL,4/10/03

FIRSTTWO-GOALGAMEHome-RichardPark,vs.COL,4/21/03Road-WesWalz,atVAN,4/25/03

FIRSTHATTRICkHome-NoneRoad-None

FIRSTTWO-ASSISTGAMEHome-MarianGaborik(2a),vs.COL(3-2OTwin),4/21/03Road-DarbyHendrickson(2a),atCOL(3-2loss),4/12/03

FIRSTTHREE-ASSISTGAMEHome-CliffRonning(3a),vs.VAN(5-1win),5/7/03Road-None

FIRSTTWO-POINTGAMEHome - Marian Gaborik (1g-2a); RichardPark(2g-0a),vs.COL,4/21/03Road-AndrewBrunette(1g-1a),atCOL(4-2win),4/10/03

FIRSTTHREE-POINTGAMEHome - Marian Gaborik (1g-2a), vs. COL,4/21/03Road - Andrew Brunette (1g-2a), at COL,4/22/03

FIRSTFOUR-POINTGAMEHome-NoneRoad-None

GOALTENDERFIRSTS

FIRSTWINHome: Manny Fernandez, vs. COL (3-2 OTwin),4/21/03Road: Dwayne Roloson, at COL (4-2 win),4/10/03

FIRSTLOSSHome-DwayneRoloson,vs.COL(3-0loss),4/14/03Road - Dwayne Roloson, at COL (3-2 loss),4/12/03

FIRSTSHUTOUTHome-NoneRoad-None

FIRSTPENALTYSHOTFACEDHome - Niklas Backstrom, vs. Ryan Smyth(COL);miss(3-2OTloss),4/9/08Road-None

FIRSTPOINTHome-NoneRoad-NiklasBackstrom,atANA,4/19/07

FIRSTPENALTYHome - Dwayne Roloson (tripping), 8:35 of1st,vs.ANA(2-0loss),5/12/03Road-DwayneRoloson(roughing),20:00of2nd,atVAN(7-2win),5/5/03

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Wild Captain Mikko Koivu will face off against his brother Saku Koivu and the Anaheim Ducks four times during the regular season in 2010-11. Saku served as captain of the Montreal Canadiens before coming to the Ducks in 2009-10.

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ANA 18 11 4 3 45 36 25 18 7 10 1 41 46 15 36 18 14 4 86 82 40

ATL 5 3 1 1 15 9 7 4 3 0 1 16 10 6 9 6 1 2 31 19 13

BOS 5 3 1 1 14 9 7 5 5 0 0 16 5 10 10 8 1 1 30 14 17

BUF 5 1 3 1 9 14 3 5 4 1 0 16 10 8 10 5 4 1 25 24 11

CGY 7 4 1 2 20 20 10 4 0 3 1 6 10 1 11 4 4 3 26 30 11

CAR 29 14 9 6 69 59 34 28 6 18 4 54 72 16 57 20 27 10 123 131 50

CHI 18 13 5 0 53 46 26 18 10 7 1 49 40 21 36 23 12 1 102 86 47

COL 18 14 3 1 52 34 29 17 4 10 3 33 47 11 35 18 13 4 85 81 40

CBJ 28 15 9 4 75 79 34 29 10 15 4 64 77 24 57 25 24 8 139 156 58

DAL 18 9 7 2 46 38 20 18 3 11 4 41 68 10 36 12 18 6 87 106 30

DET 18 5 7 6 45 50 16 18 4 13 1 39 71 9 36 9 20 7 84 121 25

EDM 28 17 9 2 78 57 36 29 11 11 7 66 71 29 57 28 20 9 144 128 65

FLA 5 3 0 2 16 5 8 5 4 1 0 17 10 8 10 7 1 2 33 15 16

LA 18 7 6 5 39 41 19 18 8 6 4 44 45 20 36 15 12 9 83 86 39

MTL 4 2 1 1 11 10 5 5 2 2 1 13 14 5 9 4 3 2 24 24 10

NSH 5 1 2 2 13 16 4 5 0 3 2 10 19 2 10 1 5 4 23 35 6

NJ 6 5 1 0 20 15 10 5 3 2 0 16 11 6 11 8 3 0 36 26 16

NYI 6 3 2 1 20 18 7 5 1 4 0 9 15 2 11 4 6 1 29 33 9

NYR 18 10 5 3 62 50 23 18 6 10 2 40 52 14 36 16 15 5 102 102 37

OTT 5 1 2 2 14 19 4 4 1 3 0 8 13 2 9 2 5 2 22 32 6

PHI 4 2 1 1 8 7 5 7 2 5 0 10 20 4 11 4 6 1 18 27 9

PHX 18 9 6 3 48 36 21 18 7 9 2 41 50 16 36 16 15 5 89 86 37

PIT 5 3 1 1 15 12 7 6 5 1 0 20 8 10 11 8 2 1 35 20 17

SJ 18 6 9 3 41 47 15 18 7 9 2 37 50 16 36 13 18 5 78 97 31

STL 18 11 3 4 56 34 26 18 6 8 4 33 41 16 36 17 11 8 89 75 42

TB 5 4 1 0 19 13 8 6 3 1 2 15 13 8 11 7 2 2 34 26 16

TOR 3 2 1 0 11 5 4 5 1 4 0 11 17 2 8 3 5 0 22 22 6

VAN 29 14 10 5 81 70 33 28 10 10 8 68 77 28 57 24 20 13 149 147 61

WSH 5 5 0 0 12 6 10 5 1 4 0 8 14 2 10 6 4 0 20 20 12

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TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built).............................. PhilipsArena(18,545,1999)Mailing Address.............CentennialTower,101MariettaSt.,Suite1900 Atlanta,GA30303Telephone.........................................................................404.878.3800Fax....................................................................................404.878.3765Website.................................................................atlantathrashers.comTwitter............................................................................ @AtlThrashersFounded.................................................................................... 1999-00Stanley Cup Titles...........................................................................NoneColors............................................ Navy,Blue,Copper,BronzeandGold

DIRECTORYOwnership...................................................................AtlantaSpirit,LLCPresident.............................................................................DonWaddellGeneral Manager.................................................................. RickDudleyHead Coach...................................................................... CraigRamsayAssociate Coach................................................................JohnTorchettiAssistant Coach................................................................. MikeStothers

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,11/13/01(D.Rhodes),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:Two;1/3/01,1-1tie@MIN;3/7/08,3-2shootoutloss(Christensen)@ATLPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:NoneLast Trade Between Thrashers and Wild:06/14/06,AcquiredDPetteriNummelininexchangefora2007thirdroundpick(SpencerMachacek).

WILDVS.ATLANTATHRASHERS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-1-0 (0-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, Did not play at Atlanta)All-Time Wild Record: 6-1-2 (3-1-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-0-1 at Atlanta)

SERIESNOTESTheThrashersdefeatedtheWild3-2intheteams’onlymeetinglastseason(2/12)atXcelEnergyCenter…RWNiclasBergforssnappedatiewithagoalmidwaythroughthethirdperiod,astheWildlostinregulationagainstAtlantaforthefirsttimeever(6-1-2)…Minnesotais3-0-1all-timeatPhilipsArena…CMattCullen(5-15=20)leadstheWildinscoringin34gamesagainstAtlanta…LWAndrewBrunettehassixgoalsand12pointsineightgames…RWDustinByfuglienisanativeofMinneapolisandpacestheThrasherswithninepoints(3-6=9)versustheWildin14games,whileDBrentSopelhassevenpoints(2-5=7)in33games…GNiklasBackstromis1-1-1witha2.28GAAanda.908SV%inhiscareerversusAtlanta…GChrisMasonis5-5-2witha3.24GAAanda.881SV%inhiscareeragainsttheWild…OnlyRonTugnutt(.880)hasalowercareerSV%versusMinnesota.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Thu, 11/11 Philips Arena 6:00 p.m.Wed. 11/17 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Sun. 12/12 Honda Center 7:00 p.m.

Fri. 2/18 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Fri. 2/25 Honda Center 9:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESMinnesotaandAnaheimsplitfourgamesduringthe2009-10season,withthreegamesdecidedbyonegoal…Eachteamwonbothgamesonhomeice,includingapairofMinnesotawinsinextratime…TheWildralliedfroma3-0deficitfora4-3homeopeningwin(10/6)…LWAndrewBrunette(2-5=7)andCMikkoKoivu(3-3=6)ledtheWildinscoringvs.Anaheim…LWBobbyRyanhadsixpoints(4-2=6)againsttheWild…Eachteamhaswon18ofthe36all-timemeetings...AnaheimandMinnesotametinthe2003WesternConferenceFinalwiththeDuckstakingtheseries,4-0,ontheirwaytotheStanleyCupFinal…TheDucksdefeatedtheWild4-1inthe2007WesternConferenceQuarterfinals…TheWildplayeditsfirst-evergameatAnaheimandlost3-1(10/6/00)...WildCMattCullenwasdraftedinthesecondroundbyAnaheimin1996,andspentthefirst5½seasonsofhiscareerwiththeDucks…AnaheimCRyanCarterisanativeofofSt.Paul…DucksCSakuKoivuistheolderbrotherofWildCMikkoKoivu…RWAaronVorosplayed55gamesfortheWildinthe2007-08season…WildGeneralManagerChuckFletcherworkedfortheDucksfrom2002-06,servingasDirectorofHockeyOperations,AssistantGeneralManager,andVicePresidentofAmateurScoutingandPlayerDevelopment…WildAssistantGeneralManagerBrentFlahrservedasanAmateurScoutfortheDucksfrom2003-07…BrunettepacestheWildincareerscoringagainsttheDuckswith28points(11-17=28)in39games…GNiklasBackstromis5-3-0witha2.35GAAanda.921SV%inhiscareeragainstAnaheim,whileGJoshHardingis2-3-0witha2.63GAAanda.918SV%...RWTeemuSelanneleadstheDuckswith20points(9-11=20)in32careergamesversustheWild,whileCRyanGetzlafhas17points(3-14=17)in37games…GJonasHilleris4-2-1witha2.31GAAanda.914SV%inninegamesversusMinnesota.

WILDVS.ANAHEIMDUCkS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-2-0 (2-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at Anaheim)All-Time Wild Record: 18-14-4 (11-4-3 at Xcel Energy Center, 7-10-1 at Anaheim)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:VaclavProspal,1/23/04,(D.Roloson),3-1=4pts.Overtime Games:Eight,last,12/4/09,5-4shootoutwin@MIN(Latendresse)Penalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Eight(MIN-4,ANA-4),last,2/04/09,3-0win@MIN(Backstrom-34saves)Last Trade Between Ducks and Wild: 6/11/08,AcquiredDMarc-AndreBergeroninexchangefora2009thirdroundpick(BrandonMcMillan)

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)..............................HondaCenter(17,174,1993)Mailing Address.................... 2695E.KatellaAve.|Anaheim,CA92806Telephone.........................................................................714.940.2900Fax....................................................................................714.940.2953Website.................................................................... anaheimducks.comTwitter.........................................................................@AnaheimDucksFounded.................................................................................... 1993-94Stanley Cup Titles...........................................................................2007Colors.....................................................Black,Gold,OrangeandSilver

DIRECTORYOwners................................................................Henry&SusanSamueliChief Executive Officer............................................. MichaelSchulmanExecutive Vice President/General Manager.........................BobMurrayHead Coach.......................................................................RandyCarlyleAssistant Coach..................................................................DaveFarrishAssistant Coach................................................................. NewellBrownGoaltending Consultant....................................................... PetePeeters

ATLANTATHRASHERSANAHEIMDUCkS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. ANA 0 3 0 0 3 7 10 2 0 19 1-2 8-19 Giguere(28-32)10/6 MIN 0 0 3 1 4 10 7 13 2 32 3-5 5-13 Brunette(1) Backstrom(16-19) *18,256 MIN 0 1 1 – 2 8 18 8 – 34 0-4 5-13 Backstrom(32-35) 10/14 ANA 2 1 0 – 3 14 8 13 – 35 0-4 5-13 Carter Hiller(32-34) 15,111 ANA 1 1 2 0 4 4 5 8 5 22 1-3 4-11 Hiller(25-29) 12/4 MIN 0 1 3 0 5 12 8 7 2 29 1-3 4-11 Latendresse(SO) Backstrom(18-22) *18,265 MIN 1 0 1 – 2 8 12 11 – 31 1-4 7-33 Harding(28-31) 12/29 ANA 2 1 1 – 4 17 12 3 – 32 1-3 7-25 Ryan Hiller(29-31) 16,960 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) ANA 5 6 3 0 14 42 35 26 5 108 3-12(25.0) 24-68 Giguere(0-0-1,28-32);Hilller(2-0-1,86-94) MIN 1 2 8 1 13 38 45 39 4 126 5-16(31.3) 21-70 Backstrom(2-1-0,66-76);Harding(0-1-0,28-31)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. ATL 2 0 1 – 3 12 3 9 – 24 1-7 3-8 Bergfors Hedberg(36-38)2/12 MIN 2 0 0 – 2 13 15 10 – 38 1-4 8-16 Backstrom(21-24) *18,257 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) ATL 2 0 1 – 3 12 3 9 – 24 1-7(14.3) 3-8 Hedberg(1-0-0,36-38) MIN 2 0 0 – 2 13 15 10 – 38 1-4(25.0) 8-16 Backstrom(0-1-0,21-24)

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TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)................................HSBCArena(18,690,1996)Mailing Address...........................................OneSeymourKnoxIIIPlaza Buffalo,NY14203Telephone........................................................................716.855.4100Fax...................................................................................717.855.4110Website................................................................................ sabres.comTwiter.......................................................................... @SabresDotComFounded....................................................................................1970-71Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................... NoneColors..........................................................Navy,Blue,GoldandSilver

DIRECTORYOwner.....................................................................B.ThomasGolisanoChief Operating Officer / Minority Owner.........................DanielDiPofiGeneral Manager............................................................... DarcyRegierHead Coach........................................................................... LindyRuffAssociate Coach....................................................... BrianMcCutcheonAssistant Coach............................................................... JamesPatrickGoaltender Coach...................................................................JimCorsi

2010-2011MATCHUPSSun. 3/6 HSBC Arena 5:00 p.m.

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:10/23/08,4-3loss(Roy)@MINPenalty Shots:3/9/07,@BUF;MarianGaborikvs.RyanMiller;nogoalShutouts:1/14/03,1-0loss@MIN(Miller-22saves)Last Trade Between Sabres and Wild:3/8/04,Acquired2005fourthroundpick(KyleBailey)inexchangeforDBradBrownanda2005sixthroundpick(VyacheslavBuravchikov).

WILDVS.BUFFALOSABRES2009-10 Wild Record: 1-0-0 (Did not play at Xcel Energy Center, 1-0-0 at Buffalo)All-Time Wild Record: 5-4-1 (1-3-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 4-1-0 at Buffalo)

SERIESNOTESMinnesotasprintedtoathree-goalleadandheldonfora3-2winlastseasonatHSBCArena(3/12),theWild’sfourthstraightwininBuffalo…GJoshHardingmade43saves…TheWildstands5-4-1intheall-timeseries…SabresLWThomasVanekandDJordanLeopoldplayedcollegehockeyattheUniversityofMinnesota...RWMartinHavlatpacestheWildwith14points(8-6=14)in22gamesversustheSabres…LWAndrewBrunettehas12points(3-9=12)in22games…RWMikeGrierleadsBuffalowith13points(8-5=13)in25gamesagainstMinnesota…GJoshHardingis2-0-0witha1.50GAAanda.963SV%againstBuffalo,whileGNiklasBackstromis0-0-1witha3.93GAAanda.833SV%...GRyanMilleris2-1-0witha2.49GAA,a.909SV%andoneshutoutversustheWild,whileGPatrickLalimeis2-4-1witha2.70GAAanda.897SV%.

Thu. 1/6 TD Garden 6:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESTheBruinsedgedtheWild2-1inashootoutatXcelEnergyCenterintheteams’lonemeetinglastseason(11/25)…GTuukkaRaskmade28savesforBoston,whileGNiklasBackstromhad15stopsfortheWild…Minnesotahasjustoneregulationlossin10all-timemeetings(8-1-1),andis5-0-0all-timeinBoston…Minnesotadidnotrecordashotduringthethirdperiodofthe5-3win,theonlytimetheWildhasneverrecordedashotinaperiod(11/8/01)...WildRWChuckKobasewwasacquiredfromBoston(10/18/09)inexchangeforRWCraigWeller,asecond-roundpickinthe2011Draft,andtherightstoRWAlexanderFallstrom…WildAssistantCoachDaveBarrmadehisNHLdebutwithBostonduringthe1981-82season…BostonRWBlakeWheeler(Plymouth)andDMarkStuart(Rochester)areMinnesotanatives...WheelerplayedhiscollegehockeyattheUniversityofMinnesota…RWMartinHavlatpacestheWildwith25points(9-16=25)in25careergamesagainsttheBruins…LWAndrewBrunetteissecondwith22points(8-14=22)…GNiklasBackstromis3-0-1witha1.22GAAanda.955SV%andashutoutinfourcareergamesagainstBoston…CMarcSavardleadstheBruinsinall-timescoringvs.Minnesotawith13points(6-7=11)…GTimThomasis0-1-0witha2.07GAAanda.938SV%againsttheWild,whileRaskis1-0-0witha0.92GAAanda.966SV%.

WILDVS.BOSTONBRUINS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-0-1 (0-0-1 at Xcel Energy Center, Did not play at Boston)All-Time Wild Record: 8-1-1 (3-1-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 5-0-0 at Boston)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:One,11/25/09,2-1shootoutloss@MIN(Krejci)Penalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Two;3/18/04,1-0win@BOS(Fernandez–31saves);1/6/09,1-0win@BOS(Backstrom–28saves)Last Trade Between Bruins and Wild: 10/18/09,AcquiredRWChuckKobasew inexchange forRWCraigWeller, the rights toRWAlexanderFallstrom,anda2011secondroundpick.

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)..................................TDGarden(17,565,1995)Mailing Address......................................................... 100LegendsWay Boston,MA02114Telephone....................................................................... 617.624.2327Fax.................................................................................. 617.523.7184Website..................................................................... bostonbruins.comTwitter.............................................................................. @NHLBruinsFounded...................................................................................1924-25Stanley Cup Titles................................. 1929,1939,1941,1970,1972Colors.................................................................Gold,BlackandWhite

DIRECTORYOwner & Governor......................................................JeremyM.JacobsPresident..............................................................................CamNeelyGeneral Manager............................................................ PeterChiarelliHead Coach..................................................................... ClaudeJulienAssistant Coach................................................................. DougHondaAssistant Coach................................................................... GeoffWardAssistant Coach.................................................................. DougJarvisGoaltending Coach........................................................... BobEssensa

BUFFALOSABRESBOSTONBRUINS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. BOS 1 0 0 0 2 2 5 7 2 16 0-4 6-14 Krejci(SO) Rask(28-29)11/25 MIN 0 1 0 0 1 11 7 6 5 29 1-6 4-8 Backstrom(15-16) *18,208 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) BOS 1 0 0 0 2 2 5 7 2 16 0-4(0.0) 6-14 Rask(1-0-0,28-29) MIN 0 1 0 0 1 11 7 6 5 29 1-6(16.7) 4-8 Backstrom(0-0-1,15-16)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 2 1 0 – 3 15 10 8 – 33 1-2 8-19 Brunette(3) Harding(43-45)3/12 BUF 0 0 2 – 2 15 12 18 – 48 1-6 4-11 Lalime(30-33) 18,690 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) BUF 0 0 2 – 2 15 12 18 – 48 1-6(16.7) 4-11 Lalime(0-1-0,30-33) MIN 2 1 0 – 3 15 10 8 – 33 1-2(50.0) 8-19 Harding(1-0-0,43-45)

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TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)............................. RBCCenter(18,680,1999)Mailing Address........................................... 1400EdwardsMillRoad Raleigh,NC27607Telephone.....................................................................919.467.7825Fax................................................................................919.462.0123Website..........................................................carolinahurricanes.comTwitter............................................................................@nhl_canesFounded..........................1979-80(RelocatedfromHartfordin1997)Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................2006Colors.................................................... Red,White,BlackandSilver

DIRECTORYCEO/Owner/Governor...........................................PeterKarmanos,Jr.President/General Manager........................................JimRutherfordHead Coach................................................................... PaulMauriceAssociate Head Coach/Dir. of Player Personnel............ RonFrancisAssistant Coach.................................................................. TomRoweAssistant Coach............................................................ TomBarrasso

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Four,last,11/15/09,5-4shootoutloss(Jokinen)@CARPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Two;3/7/03,1-0loss@CAR,(Weekes-22saves);1/15/02,2-0loss@CAR,(Irbe-22saves)Last Trade Between Hurricanes and Wild:3/1/01,AcquiredLWAskhatRakhmatullin,a2001thirdroundpick(ChrisHeid)andfutureconsiderationsinexchangeforLWScottPellerin.

WILDVS.CAROLINAHURRICANES2009-10 Wild Record: 1-0-1 (1-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-0-1 at Carolina)All-Time Wild Record: 4-4-3 (4-1-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-3-1 at Carolina)

SERIESNOTESMinnesotawent1-0-1againstCarolinain2009-10,winning3-2atXcelEnergyCenter(10/24)andfalling5-4inashootoutafterfallingbehindbythreegoalsatRBCArena(11/15)…Minnesotais4-4-3all-timeagainsttheHurricanes,buthasjustoneregulationlossinsevenhomemeet-ings(4-1-2)…TheHurricanesdefeatedtheWild,7-3,scoringthemostgoalseverbyaWildopponentatXcelEnergyCenter(10/24/01)...WildCMattCullenspentfourseasons(2005-06,and2008-10)withCarolina,helpingtheHurricaneswinaStanleyCupin2006…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Carolinawith16points(5-11=16)in22games...GNiklasBackstromis3-0-1witha2.91GAAanda.901SV%againsttheHurricanes,whileGJoshHardingis1-0-0witha3.00GAAanda.893SV%…LWJussiJokinen(3-9=12)leadstheHurricanesinall-timescoringvs.Minnesota…GCamWardis1-0-1witha3.64GAAanda.901SV%againsttheWild.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Thu. 10/7 Hartwall Areena 11:00 a.m. Fri. 10/8 Hartwall Areena 11:00 a.m.

Fri. 11/5 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Mon. 11/29 Pengrowth Saddledome 8:00 p.m.Fri. 12/3 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

Sat. 12/18 Pengrowth Saddledome 9:00 p.m.Mon. 12/20 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Wed. 1/19 Pengrowth Saddledome 8:30 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESMinnesotawent5-1-0versusCalgaryin2009-10,itsmostwinseverinaseasonagainsttheFlames…TheWildwonallthreemeetingsatSad-dledomeaftergoing3-18-4initsfirst25gamesthere…LWGuillaumeLatendressehadsixpoints(4-2=6)againstCalgary…WildRWChuckKobasewandLWEricNystromweretheFlames’first-rounddraftpicksin2001and2002,respectively,andtheybothspentpartsoffourseasonswithCalgary…FlamesRWJaromeIginlaistheall-timeleaderagainsttheWildinpoints(54),goals(30),GWG(eight)andshots(175),andhadhisthirdcareerhattrickagainstMinnesota(3/7/10)…IginlaistiedforfirstinPPG(10)andistiedforsecondin+/-(+16)versusMinnesota…AlexTanguay(12-26=38)istiedforfourthinscoringversustheWild,whileDaymondLangkowissecondingoals(18),tiedforsecondin+/-(+16)andseventhinpoints(18-16=34)…FlamesGMiikkaKiprusoffis24-10-4witha1.94GAA,a.926SV%andthreeshutoutsin39gamesagainstMinnesota.His24winsand39appearancesarethemostbyanygoaltenderagainsttheWild(noothergoaliehasmorethan16victoriesversusMinnesota)...However,Kiprusoff is0-5-1inhislastsixdecisionsagainstMinnesotaandhasnotbeatentheWildsince3/28/09…LWAndrewBrunettehas39points(15-24=39)in59games...WildGNiklasBackstromis8-7-4witha2.04GAAanda.921SV%versusCalgary,whileGJoshHardingis1-4-1witha2.64GAAanda.911SV%.

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks: Marc Chouinard, 10/5/05, (M. Kiprusoff), 3-0=3 pts.; Jarome Iginla, 3/29/07, (N.Backstrom/J.Harding), 3-0=3 pts.; Jarome Iginla,3/22/08,(J.Harding),3-0=3pts.;JaromeIginla(3/7/10),(N.Backstrom/ENG)3-1=4pts.Overtime Games:16,last,4/8/10,2-1shootoutwin(Burns)@CGYPenalty Shots:Two,last,12/29/05@CGY;BrianRolstonvs.MiikkaKiprusoff;nogoalShutouts:Eight(MIN-4,CGY-4),last,3/3/10,4-0win@CGY(Backstrom–29saves)Last Trade Between Flames and Wild:6/22/02,Acquireda2002ninthroundpick(MikaHannula)inexchangeforGJamieMcLennan.

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)............... PengrowthSaddledome(19,289,1983)Mailing Address.......................................................Box1540,StationM Calgary,AlbertaT2P3B9Telephone......................................................................... 403.777.2177Fax.................................................................................... 403.777.2195Website......................................................................calgaryflames.comTwitter............................................................................... @NHLFlamesFounded................................ 1972-73(RelocatedfromAtlantain1980)Stanley Cup Titles........................................................................... 1989Colors...........................................................Red,White,BlackandGold

DIRECTORYChairman..................................................................N.MurrayEdwardsPresident & CEO........................................................................KenKingGeneral Manager.................................................................DarrylSutterHead Coach......................................................................... BrentSutterAssistant Coach.....................................................................DaveLowryAssistant Coach....................................................................RyanMcGillAssistant Coach............................................................ JamieMcLennanAssistant Coach.................................................................. RobCookson

CAROLINAHURRICANESCALGARYFLAMES

WILDVS.CALGARYFLAMES2009-10 Wild Record: 5-1-0 (2-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-0-0 at Calgary)All-Time Wild Record: 20-27-10 (14-9-6 at Xcel Energy Center, 6-18-4 at Calgary) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 0 1 1 2 19 10 15 2 46 0-5 5-13 Havlat(1) Backstrom(22-23)12/11 CGY 0 0 1 0 1 3 10 8 2 23 0-3 7-17 Kiprusoff(44-46) 19,289 CGY 1 0 0 – 1 10 8 8 – 26 0-2 5-10 Kiprusoff(31-35) 1/6 MIN 1 2 1 – 4 13 13 9 – 35 1-5 2-4 Brodziak(1) Backstrom(25-26) *18,137 MIN 1 2 1 – 4 11 7 3 – 21 0-0 2-4 Brodziak(2) Backstrom(29-29) 3/3 CGY 0 0 0 – 0 9 13 7 – 29 0-2 0-0 Kiprusoff(17-21) 19,289 CGY 2 1 2 – 5 11 8 5 – 24 2-5 4-8 Iginla Toskala(27-29) 3/7 MIN 0 2 0 – 2 10 13 6 – 29 1-4 5-10 Backstrom(19-23) *18,217 CGY 1 1 1 – 3 10 11 11 – 32 1-1 2-4 Toskala(9-12);KIPRUSOFF(8-9) 3/21 MIN 2 2 0 – 4 10 6 5 – 21 1-2 1-2 Kobasew(2) Harding(29-32) *18,411 MIN 1 0 0 0 2 6 8 7 3 24 1-5 6-12 Burns(SO) Backstrom(27-28);DUBIELEWICZ(5-5)

4/8 CGY 0 1 0 0 1 14 9 10 0 33 0-5 6-12 Kiprusoff(23-24) 19,289 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) CGY 4 3 4 0 11 57 59 49 2 167 3-18(16.7) 24-51 Kiprusoff(0-3-2,123-135);Toskala(1-0-0,36-41) MIN 5 8 3 1 18 69 57 45 5 176 4-21(19.0) 21-45 Backstrom(3-1-0,122-129);Harding(1-0-0,29-32);Dubielewicz(1-0-0,5-5)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. CAR 1 1 0 0 2 9 3 10 1 23 1-3 10-23 Ward(26-29)10/21 MIN 1 1 0 1 3 9 7 10 3 29 1-7 6-15 Clutterbuck(1) Backstrom(21-23) *18,145 MIN 0 3 1 0 4 6 17 5 4 32 0-3 6-12 Backstrom(31-35) 11/15 CAR 2 2 0 0 5 10 14 7 4 35 3-6 3-6 Jokinen(SO) Leighton(28-32) 12,194 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) CAR 3 3 0 0 7 19 17 17 5 58 4-9(44.4) 13-29 Ward(0-0-1,26-29);Leighton(1-0-0,28-32) MIN 1 4 1 1 7 15 24 15 7 61 1-10(10.0) 12-27 Backstrom(1-0-1,52-58)

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TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built).............................. UnitedCenter(20,500,1994)Mailing Address................................................. 1901W.MadisonStreet Chicago,IL60612Telephone......................................................................... 312.455.7000Fax.................................................................................... 312.455.7041Website............................................................. chicagoblackhawks.comTwitter........................................................................@NHLBlackhawksFounded.....................................................................................1926-27Stanley Cup Titles............................................. 1934,1938,1961,2010Colors....................................................................Red,WhiteandBlack

DIRECTORYChairman........................................................W.Rockwell“Rocky”WirtzPresident...................................................................JohnF.McDonoughGeneral Manager...............................................................StanBowmanHead Coach................................................................... JoelQuennevilleAssistant Coach................................................................ MikeHavilandAssistant Coach.................................................................. MikeKitchenGoaltending Coach.........................................................StephaneWaite

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarkParrish,12/9/06,(B.Boucher),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:Six,last,1/9/10,6-5shootoutwin(Nolan)@MINPenalty Shots:2/05/03,@MIN;MarianGaborikvs.JocelynThibault;nogoalShutouts:Seven(MIN-4,CHI-3),last,3/31/10,4-0loss@MIN(Niemi–21saves)Last Trade Between Blackhawks and Wild:2/2/10,AcquiredDCamBarkerinexchangeforDKimJohnssonandDNickLeddy.

WILDVS.CHICAGOBLACkHAWkS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-3-0 (1-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at Chicago)All-Time Wild Record: 23-12-1 (13-5-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 10-7-1 at Chicago)

Sat. 10/30 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Tue. 1/25 United Center 7:30 p.m.

Wed. 2/16 United Center 7:00 p.m.Mon. 2/28 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

Sat. 11/27 Pepsi Center 8:00 p.m.Thu. 12/23 Pepsi Center 8:00 p.m.Fri. 1/14 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

Thu. 2/3 Pepsi Center 8:00 p.m.Wed. 2/9 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Tue. 3/8 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

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TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)............................... PepsiCenter(18,007,1999)Mailing Address......................................................1000ChopperCircle Denver,CO80204Telephone.........................................................................303.405.1100Fax....................................................................................303.893.0614Website..............................................................coloradoavalanche.comTwitter................................................................................@AvalancheFounded............................... 1979-80(RelocatedfromQuebecin1995)Stanley Cup Titles.................................................................1996,2001Colors..................................................Burgundy,Silver,BlueandBlack

DIRECTORYOwner & Governor.....................................................E.StanleyKroenkePresident & Alternate Governor.......................................PierreLacroixGeneral Manager & Alternate Governor......................... GregShermanHead Coach.............................................................................JoeSaccoAssistant Coach............................................................ SylvainLefebvreAssistant Coach........................................................SteveKonowalchuk

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,4/9/06,(P.Budaj/J.Theodore),3-1=4pts.;RadimVrbata,2/8/02,(M.Fernandez/D.Roloson),3-0=3pts.,ChuckKobasew,11/27/09,(C.Andersond/ENG),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:12,last11/28/09,3-2shootoutwin(Koivu)@COLPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Five(MIN-1,COL-4),last,1/4/09,2-0win@COL(Backstrom–33saves)Last Trade Between Avalanche and Wild: 2/25/04,Acquireda2005 fourth roundpick– later traded toOttawa (CodyBass)– fromColorado inexchangeforCDarbyHendricksonanda2004eighthroundpick(BrandonYip).

WILDVS.COLORADOAVALANCHE2009-10 Wild Record: 5-1-0 (2-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-0-0 at Colorado)All-Time Wild Record: 25-24-8 (15-9-4 at Xcel Energy Center, 10-15-4 at Colorado)

SERIESNOTESTheWildwent5-1-0againsttheAvalancelastseasonandis13-2-2inthelast17regularseasonmeetings…Eightofthelastninemeetingsbetweentheteamsweredecidedbyonegoal…Theteamshavemettwiceintheplayoffs…TheWildrecordeditsfirst-everplayoffserieswinwitha4-3seriesvictoryovertheAvalancheinthe2003WesternConferenceQuarterfinal...Minnesotaralliedfromathree-games-to-onedeficittodefeatColorado...TheAvalanchedefeatedtheWildinsixgamesinthe2008WesternConferenceQuarterfinal…Minnesotais9-2-0inthelast11homemeetings,andis11-2-2inthelast15…LWAndrewBrunetteplayedthreeseasonswithMinnesotabeforegoingtoColorado,buthereturnedtotheWildpriortothe2008-09season...WildassistantcoachDaveBarrandvideocoordinatorP.J.DeLucaspentthe2008-09seasonswiththeAvalanche…AvsCRyanStoaisfromBloomingtonandplayedcollegehockeyattheUniversityofMinnesota…ColoradoDDerekPeltierisfromPlymouth…CMikkoKoivuleadstheWildinscoringversusColoradowith24points(11-13=24),whileLWAndrewBrunettehas22points(7-15=22)…GNiklasBackstromis14-3-2withtwoshutouts,2.10GAAanda.928SV%versusColorado,whileGJoshHardingis3-2-1withashutout,1.70GAAanda.940SV%...RWMilanHejdukleadsColoradoandrankssecondinall-timescoringagainstMinnesotawith40points(17-23=40)…Hejduk’s10careerPPGagainsttheWildaretiedforfirstall-time…GCraigAndersonis1-3-2witha2.64GAAanda.909SV%againsttheWild,whileGJohnGrahameis0-3-1witha3.86GAAanda.805SV%.

SERIESNOTESTheWilddroppedthreeoffourgamesagainstChicagolastseasonbyacombined11-2margin,butstormedbackfromfourgoalsdowninthethirdperiodfora6-5shootoutwinatXcelEnergyCenter(1/9)…LWGuillaumeLatendressescoredtwiceinthatgame,includingthetyinggoalwith1:33leftinregulation…Latendresse(0-3=3)andRWMartinHavlat(0-3=3)pacedtheWildinscoringvs.theBlackhawks…Minnesotais23-12-1all-timeagainstChicago...TheWildis10-7-1atUnitedCenter,tiedforitssecondmostwinsinanyotherarena(Edmonton,11)...MinnesotaestablishedanNHLrecordforfastesttwogoalsscoredbyoneteam(1/21/04)whenCJimDowdandRWRichardParkscoredthreesecondsapartinthethirdperiod(19:44&19:47)…WildRWMartinHavlatplayedthreeseasonswithChicago(2006-09),includingacareer-best77points(29-48=77)in81gamesin2008-09…Headdedateam-best15points(5-10=15)in16playoffgamesasChicagoadvancedtotheconferencefinals…CJohnMaddenwonaStanleyCupwithChicagoin2009-10…DCamBarkerwasacquiredfromChicagoforDKimJohnssonandDNickLeddy (2/12/10)…ChicagoDJohnScottplayed71gameswithMinnesotafrom2008-10…BlackhawksDBrianConnelly is fromBloomington…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Chicagowith28points(10-18=28)in40games...GNiklasBackstromis3-4-0witha2.76GAAanda.916SV%versustheBlackhawks,whileGJoshHardingis4-2-0witha1.85GAAanda.948SV%...DDuncanKeith(4-7=11)andRWMarianHossa(6-5=11)leadstheBlackhawksinall-timescoringvs.Minnesota…GMartyTurcois14-4-1witha2.02GAAanda.913SV%againsttheWild…TurcoranksthirdinwinsversustheWild,andthirdamongstactiveplayersinGAAagainstMinnesota…GCoreyCrawfordmadehisNHLdebutversustheWild,makingsevenstopsinrelief(1/22/06).

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Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 0 1 – 1 10 6 5 – 21 1-6 6-15 Backstrom(32-35)10/26 CHI 2 0 1 – 3 10 11 14 – 35 1-4 8-19 Brouwer Huet(20-21) 20,046 MIN 1 0 0 – 1 5 7 8 – 20 0-3 4-8 Harding(29-33) 1/5 CHI 1 1 2 – 4 11 10 12 – 33 1-4 4-16 Hossa Huet(19-20) 21,381 CHI 3 2 0 0 5 6 6 9 4 25 1-2 2-4 Huet(16-21) 1/9 MIN 1 0 4 0 6 6 6 7 2 21 1-2 2-4 Nolan(SO) Backstrom(7-12);HARDING(13-13) *19,310 CHI 1 1 2 – 4 9 16 10 – 35 0-1 3-6 Kopecky Niemi(21-21) 3/31 MIN 0 0 0 – 0 5 5 11 – 21 0-3 1-2 Backstrom(31-35) *18,933 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) CHI 7 4 5 0 16 36 43 45 4 128 3-11(27.3) 17-45 Huet(2-0-1,55-62);Niemi(1-0-0,21-21) MIN 2 0 5 0 8 26 24 31 2 83 2-14(14.3) 13-29 Backstrom(0-2-0,70-82);Harding(1-1-0,42-46)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. COL 0 2 0 – 2 6 18 8 3 35 0-2 8-19 Anderson(24-26)10/21 MIN 1 0 1 – 3 13 4 9 0 26 2-7 3-9 Koivu(SO) Backstrom(33-35) *18,175 COL 1 2 0 – 3 11 15 8 – 34 1-4 4-8 Anderson(27-31) 11/27 MIN 1 2 2 – 5 9 11 12 – 32 2-4 4-8 Brunette(2) Backstrom(31-34) *18,365 MIN 0 1 1 0 3 12 14 8 2 36 0-4 2-7 Koivu(SO) Harding(20-22) 11/28 COL 2 0 0 0 2 9 3 10 0 22 1-1 5-13 Anderson(34-36) 15,303 MIN 1 0 0 – 1 11 7 4 – 22 0-3 6-12 Miettinen(3) Backstrom(22-22) 12/9 COL 0 0 0 – 0 9 6 7 – 22 0-6 3-6 Budaj(21-22) 11,435 COL 1 3 0 – 4 8 9 4 – 21 0-5 6-15 Hendricks Anderson(28-31) 12/21 MIN 0 1 2 – 3 6 12 13 – 31 0-4 7-17 Backstrom(17-21) *18,244 MIN 0 0 1 – 1 9 10 7 – 26 0-5 2-4 Havlat(2) Harding(29-29) 1/28 COL 0 0 0 – 0 6 11 12 – 29 0-2 5-10 Anderson(25-26) 11,597 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) COL 4 7 0 0 11 49 62 49 3 163 2-19(16.7) 31-71 Anderson(1-2-2,138-150);Budaj(0-1-0,21-22) MIN 3 4 7 0 16 60 58 53 2 173 4-27(14.3) 24-57 Backstrom(3-1-0,103-112);Harding(2-0-0,49-51)

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Sat. 12/4 American Airlines Center 7:00 p.m.Sun. 1/9 Xcel Energy Center 5:00 p.m.

Fri. 3/11 American Airlines Center 7:30 p.m.Sun. 4/10 Xcel Energy Center 5:00 p.m.

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)............ AmericanAirlinesCenter(18,532,2001)Mailing Address.............................................. 2601AvenueoftheStars Frisco,Texas75034Telephone.........................................................................214.387.5500Fax....................................................................................214.387.5564Website......................................................................... dallasstars.comTwitter..............................................................................@DallasStarsFounded...........................1967-68(RelocatedfromMinnesotain1993)Stanley Cup Titles...........................................................................1999Colors..................................................................Green,GoldandBlack

DIRECTORYChairman of the Board & Owner........................................TomO.HicksExecutive Vice President.......................................................RoyBaileyGeneral Manager........................................................... JoeNieuwendykHead Coach.....................................................................MarcCrawfordAssociate Coach.......................................................... WillieDesjardinsAssistant Coach.................................................................... StuBarnesAssistant Coach................................................................CharlieHuddyGoaltending Coach............................................................... MikeValley

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Seven,last,4/10/10,4-3shootoutloss(Benn)@MINPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Three(MIN-1,DAL-2),last,2/7/08,1-0loss@MIN(Smith–25saves)Last Trade Between Stars and Wild:AcquiredDMartinSkoulaandDShawnBelleinexchangeforDWillieMitchellanda2007secondroundpick(NicoSacchetti)

WILDVS.DALLASSTARS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-2-1 (1-0-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at Dallas)All-Time Wild Record: 12-18-6 (9-7-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-11-4 at Dallas)

SERIESNOTESTheWildwas1-2-1againsttheStarslastseason,droppingbothgamesatAmericanAirlinesCenter…CMikkoKoivu(4-1=5)pacedtheWildinscoring…Minnesotais4-10-5inthelast19overallmeetings…MinnesotalostbothgamesplayedatAmericanAirlinesCenterlastseasonandhasn’twoninDallassincea3-2OTwin(3/21/03),aspanof12games(0-9-3)…TheStarshaveoutscoredtheWild48-25inthose12games...TheDallasStarswereknownastheMinnesotaNorthStarsfrom1967-93,beforemovingtotheLoneStarStatepriortothe1993-94season...WildAssistantCoachRickWilsonspent16seasonswiththeStarsfranchiseasanassistantandassociatecoach…WilsonwasalsoInterimHeadCoachwithDallasin2002,andwonaStanleyCupwiththeStarsin1999…WildAssistantCoachDaveBarrplayedhisfinalNHLseasonwithDallas(1993-94)…DallasCTobyPeterson(Minneapolis)andDMattNiskanen(Virginia)areMinnesotanatives…LWAndrewBrunette(14-20=34)leadstheWildincareerscoringagainsttheStars…GNiklasBackstromis4-6-4witha2.75GAAanda.898SV%versustheStars,whileGJoshHardingis0-1-0witha4.35GAAanda.866SV%inthreeappearances…CBrendanMorrowpacestheStarswith17points(8-9=17)versusMinnesota…GKariLehtonenis1-2-0witha3.93GAAanda.864SV%againstMinnesota,whileGAndrewRaycroftis3-1-0witha2.53GAAanda.908SV%.

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Sat. 10/16 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Sat. 11/6 Nationwide Arena 6:00 p.m.

Mon. 12/27 Nationwide Arena 6:30 p.m.Sat. 3/19 Xcel Energy Center 1:00 p.m.

SERIESNOTESTheteamssplitfourgameslastseason,witheachteamwinningtwogamesonhomeice…CMikkoKoivuhadsixpoints(3-3=6)infourgames,whileColumbusLWRickNashhadfourgoals…TheWildis14-3-1all-timeathomeversusColumbus,includinga7-1-0markinthelasteightgames,andan11-1-1recordinthelast13…Minnesotais4-10-3all-timeinColumbus…TheWildplayedintheirfirst-evershootoutatXcelEnergyCentervs.Columbusandlost3-2(11/30/05)...TheWild’swin(4/6/03)securedthesixthseedinthe2003WesternConferenceplayoffsandgavethemafranchise-record42winsontheseason...DMarekZidlickyleadstheWildincareerscoringagainsttheBlueJacketswith31points(7-24=31)in36contests,whileLWAndrewBrunettehas28points(5-23=28)...GNiklasBackstromis7-2-0witha1.91GAAanda.932SV%againstColumbus,whileGJoshHardingis1-2-0witha3.67GAAanda.880SV%…LWKristianHuselius(6-10=16)andNash(10-6=16)leadtheBlueJacketsinall-timescoringvs.Minnesota…GSteveMasonis2-3-1witha2.64GAAanda.908SV%versustheWild,whileGMathieuGaronis6-3-1witha2.66GAAanda.907SV%.

WILDVS.COLUMBUSBLUEjACkETS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-2-0 (2-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at Columbus)All-Time Wild Record: 18-13-4 (14-3-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 4-10-3 at Columbus)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,3/10/02,(R.Tugnutt),3-1=4pts.;NikitaFilatov,1/10/09,(Harding),3-0-=3pts.Overtime Games:Seven,last,11/15/08,3-2shootoutwin(Zidlicky)@MINPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Seven(MIN-2,CBJ-5),last,11/23/07,4-0loss@MIN(Leclaire–32saves)Last Trade Between Blue Jackets and Wild:None

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built).......................NationwideArena(18,144,2000)Mailing Address...............................................200W.NationwideBlvd...............................................................................Columbus,OH43215Telephone........................................................................614.246.4625Fax...................................................................................614.246.4007Website........................................................................ bluejackets.comTwitter.......................................................................@BlueJacketsNHLFounded....................................................................................2000-01Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................... NoneColors................................Red,White,CapitalBlueandElectricGreen

DIRECTORYMajority Owner/Governor.......................................... JohnP.McConnellPresident/Alternate Governor..............................................MikePriestGeneral Manager..............................................................ScottHowsonHead Coach.........................................................................ScottArnielAssistant Coach.....................................................................BradBerryAssistant Coach...............................................................BobBoughnerAssistant Coach....................................................................DanHinoteGoaltending Coach................................................................DaveRook

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Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 0 1 – 1 9 12 12 – 33 1-4 2-6 Backstrom(37-39)10/3 CBJ 0 1 1 – 2 11 19 9 – 39 0-3 4-8 Klesla Mason(32-33) 18,159 CBJ 0 1 0 – 1 3 9 10 – 22 0-1 1-2 Mason(21-23) 12/15 MIN 0 1 1 – 2 11 6 6 – 23 0-1 1-2 Zidlicky(2) Backstrom(21-22) *18,086 CBJ 0 0 2 – 2 9 8 7 – 24 0-2 8-22 Mason(24-28) 1/23 MIN 1 2 1 – 4 9 9 10 – 28 0-5 5-16 Belanger(3) Backstrom(22-24) *18,173 MIN 1 1 0 – 2 9 6 5 – 20 0-3 5-10 Harding(28-32) 3/19 CBJ 0 1 3 – 4 11 12 9 – 32 0-5 3-6 Nash Garon(18-20) 16,419 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) CBJ 0 3 6 – 9 34 48 35 – 117 1-12(8.3) 16-38 Mason(1-2-0,77-84);Garon(1-0-0,18-20) MIN 2 4 3 – 9 38 33 33 – 104 0-12(0.0) 13-34 Backstrom(2-1-0,80-85);Harding(0-1-0,28-32)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. DAL 0 2 0 – 2 4 10 7 – 21 2-6 6-12 Auld(34-37)11/7 MIN 2 1 0 – 3 17 9 11 – 37 0-5 7-14 Zidlicky(1) Backstrom(19-21) *18,558 MIN 0 1 2 – 3 6 12 7 – 25 1-3 5-10 BACKSTROM(11-15);Harding(14-14)1/18 DAL 1 3 0 – 4 9 9 11 – 29 1-4 4-8 Niskanen Auld(22-25) 16,302 MIN 0 1 1 – 2 14 15 13 – 42 1-4 5-16 Dubielewicz(14-18) 2/2 DAL 1 2 1 – 4 4 8 6 – 18 1-3 6-18 Modano Turco(40-42) 16,729 DAL 0 2 1 0 4 4 11 10 1 26 1-4 5-21 Benn(SO) Lehtonen(24-27) 4/10 MIN 2 0 1 0 3 11 9 7 0 27 1-3 6-23 Backstrom(23-26) *19,109 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) DAL 2 9 2 0 14 21 38 34 1 94 5-17(29.4) 21-59 Auld(1-1-0,56-62);Turco(1-0-0,40-42);Lehtonen(1-0-0,24-27) MIN 4 3 4 0 11 48 45 38 0 131 3-15(20.0) 23-63 Backstrom(1-1-1,53-62);Harding(0-0-0,14-14);Dubielewicz(0-1-0,14-18)

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Thu. 10/14 Xcel Energy Center 7:30 p.m.Thu. 10/21 Rexall Place 8:30 p.m.Tue. 1/18 Rexall Place 8:30 p.m.

Tue. 2/22 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Thu. 3/31 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Fri. 4/8 Rexall Place 8:00 p.m.

SERIESNOTESTheWildwent3-2-1againstEdmontonlastseasonandis17-6-2inthelast25meetings…TheWildhaswon13straighthomemeetingswiththeOilersbyacombined46-16score,includingfourshutouts,lastlosing2-1(1/16/07)…Minnesotais28-20-9all-timeagainstEdmonton,itsmostwinsagainstanyNHLteam…TheWildis11-11-7atRexallPlace,itsmostwininanyotherbuilding…CKyleBrodziakwasacquiredfromEdmonton(6/27/09)alongwithasixth-roundpick,fortheWild’sfourth-roundpickandafifth-roundpickinthe2009EntryDraft…BrodziakwasdraftedbytheOilersintheseventhroundin2003,andspentpartsoffourseasonsinEdmonton…OilersDKurtisFosterskatedfourseasonswiththeWild(2005-09),scoringhisfirsttwoNHLgoalsinhisfirstgamewiththeWild(11/19/05)…EdmontonDTomGilbert(Minneapolis)isaMinnesotanative…DTaylorChorneywasborninThunderBay,Ont.,butwasraisedinHastings…EdmontonLWRyanJoneswasdraftedbytheWildinthefourthroundofthe2004NHLEntryDraft…CSamGagner’sfather,Dave,playedfortheMinnesotaNorthStars…WildLWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildinall-timescoringvs.theOilerswith39points(17-22=39)in59games…GNiklasBackstromis14-2-1witha1.74GAAanda.934SV%lifetimeagainstEdmontonwithfourshutouts…AthomeagainsttheOilers,Backstromisaperfect11-0-0witha1.08GAAanda958SV%,butontheroad,heis3-2-0witha2.91GAAanda.894SV%versusEdmonton,gettingpulledfourtimesineightstarts…GJoshHardingis2-4-1witha2.59GAA,ashutoutanda.915SV%versustheOilers…CShawnHorcoffleadsEdmontonincareerscoringagainstMinnesotawith23points(8-15=23)in47contests…GNikolaiKhabibulinis4-7-2witha2.38GAAanda.907SV%againsttheWild,whileGJeffDeslauriersis1-3-0witha2.74GAAanda.908SV%...GDevanDubnykis1-0-0witha1.00GAAanda.962SV%,whileGMartinGerberis1-0-0witha2.00GAAanda.818SV%.

WILDVS.EDMONTONOILERS2009-10 Wild Record: 3-2-1 (3-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-1 at Edmonton)All-Time Wild Record: 28-20-9 (17-9-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 11-11-7 at Edmonton)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:14,last,3/5/10,2-1shootoutloss(Comrie)@EDMPenalty Shots:10/15/00,@MIN;ScottPellerinvs.JoaquinGage,nogoalShutouts:Nine(MIN-6,EDM-3),last,3/22/09,3-0win@MIN(Backstrom–31saves)Last Trade Between Oilers and Wild:6/27/09,AcquiredKyleBrodziakinexchangefora2009fourthroundpick(KyleBigos)anda2009fifthroundpick(OlivierRoy).

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)...............................RexallPlace(16,839,1974)Mailing Address...................................................11230–110thStreet Edmonton,AlbertaTG53H7Telephone....................................................................... 780.414.4000Fax .................................................................................. 780.409.5848Website..................................................................edmontonoilers.comTwitter............................................................................. @NHL_OilersFounded...................................................................................1979-80Stanley Cup Titles................................. 1984,1985,1987,1988,1990Colors................................ MidnightBlue,White,MetallicCopper,Red

DIRECTORYOwner & Governor.............................................................DarylA.KatzPresident & Chief Executive Officer............................ PatrickLaForgePresident of Hockey Operations......................................... KevinLoweGeneral Manager.........................................................SteveTambelliniHead Coach........................................................................TomRenneyAssistant Coach.......................................................... KellyBuchbergerAssistant Coach..................................................................SteveSmithGoaltending Coach.......................................................FredericChabot

Fri. 11/19 Joe Louis Arena 6:00 p.m.Sun. 12/26 Xcel Energy Center 6:00 p.m.

Sun. 2/20 Xcel Energy Center 5:00 p.m.Sun. 4/3 Joe Louis Arena 4:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESMinnesotawent1-2-1infourgamesagainstDetroitlastseason,thethirdstraightseasontheWildhasgone1-2-1intheseries...RWJohanFranzenhadsixpoints(4-2=6)injusttwogames…TheWildis4-11-3inthelast18meetings,withtworegulationwins…Minnesotaclincheditsfirst-everplayoffbirthwitha4-0shutoutwinvs.Detroit(3/23/03)...AssistantCoachDaveBarrspentpartsoffiveseasonsplayingfortheRedWings(1986-1991)…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Detroitwith21points(9-12=21)in42matches...GNiklasBackstromis1-3-2witha3.49GAAanda.908SV%ineightgamesagainsttheRedWings,whileGJoshHardingis2-4-1witha3.59GAAanda.901SV%…LWToddBertuzzi(14-17=31)andformerNorthStarCMikeModano(9-18=27)leadtheRedWingsinall-timescoringversusMinnesota…GChrisOsgoodis5-5-4witha2.64GAAanda.892SV%againsttheWile,whileGJimmyHowardis3-1-0witha2.46GAAanda.907SV%.

WILDVS.DETROITREDWINGS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-3-0 (1-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at Detroit)All-Time Wild Record: 9-20-7 (5-7-6 at Xcel Energy Center, 4-13-1 at Detroit)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:HenrikZetterberg,12/7/07,(J.Harding),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:10,last,1/21/10,4-3shootoutloss(Miller)@MINPenalty Shots:11/15/03@MIN;PavelDatsyukvs.DwayneRoloson;nogoalShutouts:Four(MIN-1,DET-3),last,12/01/06,4-0loss@DET(Hasek20-saves)Last Trade Between Red Wings and Wild:None

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built).......................... JoeLouisArena(20,066,1979)Mailing Address................................................19SteveYzermanDrive Detroit,MI48226Telephone........................................................................313.394.7000Fax...................................................................................313.567.0296Website..................................................................detroitredwings.comTwitter..................................................................... @DetroitRedWingsFounded....................................................................................1926-27Stanley Cup Titles............................ 10;1936,1937,1943,1950,1954 1955,1997,1998,2002,2008Colors............................................................................. RedandWhite

DIRECTORYOwner/Governor....................................................................MikeIlitchPresident/CEO............................................................ChristopherIlitchExecutive V.P./General Manager........................................ KenHollandHead Coach......................................................................MikeBabcockAssistant Coach...............................................................PaulMacLeanAssistant Coach..........................................................BradMcCrimmonGoaltending Coach...............................................................JimBedard

EDMONTONOILERSDETROITREDWINGS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. DET 1 0 2 0 4 11 7 10 1 29 0-3 1-2 Miller(SO) Howard(27-30)1/21 MIN 0 1 2 0 3 3 13 6 8 30 0-1 3-6 Harding(10-11);BACKSTROM(16-18) *18,330 DET 2 0 0 – 2 12 4 12 – 28 0-2 8-16 Osgood(20-25) 1/27 MIN 3 0 2 – 5 8 8 9 – 25 2-6 4-8 Ebbett(2) Harding(26-28) *18,316 MIN 1 0 0 – 1 13 4 5 – 22 0-5 6-12 Harding(25-30) 3/11 DET 3 1 1 – 5 12 10 8 – 30 1-6 5-10 Holmstrom Howard(21-22) 19,327 MIN 0 1 1 – 2 9 9 9 – 27 1-5 10-20 HARDING(28-32);Backstrom(8-10)3/26 DET 0 4 2 – 6 13 19 10 – 42 2-9 5-10 Ericsson Howard(25-27) 20,066 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) DET 6 5 5 0 17 48 40 40 1 129 3-20(15.0) 19-38 Howard(3-0-0,73-79);Osgood(0-1-0,20-25) MIN 4 2 5 0 11 33 34 29 8 104 3-17(17.6) 23-46 Harding(1-2-0,89-101);Backstrom(0-1-0,24-28)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 1 1 – 2 5 15 11 – 31 1-4 5-10 Harding(15-19)10/16 EDM 0 3 2 – 5 4 7 8 – 19 0-5 4-8 Brule Khabibulin(29-31) 16,839 EDM 1 0 0 – 1 14 9 8 – 31 0-3 9-24 Deslauriers(24-26) 12/23 MIN 1 1 1 – 3 10 10 7 – 27 1-5 7-20 Nolan(2) Backstrom(30-31) *18,250 EDM 0 1 1 – 2 10 7 15 – 32 1-4 3-6 Deslauriers(32-36) 2/4 MIN 0 1 3 – 4 15 7 14 – 36 0-3 4-8 Latendresse(3) Harding(21-23);Khudobin(9-9) *18,168 MIN 0 1 0 0 1 6 10 7 6 29 0-3 4-8 Backstrom(22-23) 3/5 EDM 1 0 0 0 2 5 8 10 0 23 0-2 5-10 Comrie(SO) Deslauriers(28-29) 16,839 EDM 0 1 1 – 2 5 11 20 – 36 1-5 4-8 Deslauriers(24-28) 3/16 MIN 1 1 2 – 4 9 15 4 – 28 0-3 6-12 Kobasew(1) Harding(34-36) *18,474 MIN 0 1 0 – 1 13 7 6 – 26 0-2 5-23 Backstrom(27-31) 4/5 EDM 2 0 2 – 4 9 8 14 – 31 1-4 3-9 Moreau Dubnyk(25-26) 16,839 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) EDM 4 5 6 – 16 47 50 75 0 172 3-23(13.0) 28-65 Khabibulin(1-0-0,29-31);Deslauriers(1-3-0,108-119);Dubynk(1-0-0,25-26)

MIN 2 6 7 – 15 58 64 49 6 177 2-20(10.0) 31-81 Harding(1-1-0,70-78);Backstrom(1-1-1,79-85);Khudobin(1-0-0,9-9)

2010-2011MATCHUPS

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TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)........................... STAPLESCenter(18,118,1999)Mailing Address.................................................1111SouthFigueroaSt. LosAngeles,CA90015Telephone......................................................................... 213.742.7100Fax.................................................................................... 213.742.7791Website................................................................................ lakings.comTwitter......................................................................... @LAKingsHockeyFounded.....................................................................................1967-68Stanley Cup Titles............................................................................NoneColors..................................................... Purple,Silver,BlackandWhite

DIRECTORYOwner..........................................................................PhilipF.AnschutzOwner....................................................................... EdwardP.Roski,Jr.Chief Operating Officer/Chief Financial Officer............DanBeckermanPresident/General Manager............................................DeanLombardiPresident, Business Operations........................................LucRobitailleHead Coach......................................................................... TerryMurrayAssistant Coach.................................................................. JohnStevensAssistant Coach................................................................JamieKomponGoaltending Coach...............................................................BillRanford

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,11/04/02(F.Potvin/ENG),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:12,last,2/24/09,2-1shootoutloss(Doughty)@MINPenalty Shots:Four,last,10/25/06@MIN;ToddWhitevs.DanCloutier;nogoalShutouts:Three(MIN-1,LA-2);last,3/15/08,2-0win@MIN(Backstrom-24saves)Last Trade Between Kings and Wild:6/24/06,AcquiredCPavolDemitraforCPatrickO’Sullivananda2006firstroundpick(TrevorLewis).

WILDVS.LOSANGELESkINGS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-2-0 (1-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-1-0 at Los Angeles)All-Time Wild Record: 15-12-9 (7-6-5 at Xcel Energy Center, 8-6-4 at Los Angeles)

SERIESNOTESTheteamssplitfourgameslastseason,eachwinningonceonhomeice,withtheWild’stwowinsintheseriescomingbyonegoal…Sevenofthelast12gameshavebeendecidedbyonegoal…TheWildhastwowinsinthelasteightmeetings(2-5-1)…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.LosAngeleswith30points(8-22=30)in40games...GNiklasBackstromis4-3-2witha2.46GAAanda.917SV%versustheKings,whileGJoshHardingis2-2-0witha2.36GAAanda.917SV%...CRyanSmythleadstheKingsinall-timescoringvs.Minnesotawith33points(15-18=33)in47contests…GJonathanQuickis5-2-0witha2.55GAAanda.898SV%versustheWild,whileGErikErsbergis1-1-1witha1.65GAAanda.949SV%.

2010-2011MATCHUPSMon. 10/25 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Sat. 12/11 STAPLES Center 9:30 p.m.

Tue. 2/1 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Thu. 2/24 STAPLES Center 9:30 p.m.

SERIESNOTESTheWildfell3-2athomeinashootouttothePanthers(3/9)intheteams’lonemeetinglastseason,fallingto7-1-2againstFloridaall-time...FloridaoutshotMinnesota31-11astheWildtiedateamrecordforfewestshotsinagame,andsetanewmarkforfewestshotsinahomegame…The game snapped Minnesota’s seven-game winning streak in the series…Wild General Manager Chuck Fletcher spent nine years(1993-2002) in thePanthersfrontoffice,workingsevenseasonsasAssistantGeneralManagerandoneas InterimGeneralManager…WildAssistantGeneralManagerBrentFlahrworkedinthePanthersfrontofficefrom1996-2003...CMattCullenleadsMinnesotaincareerscoringagainstFloridawith26points(10-16=26)in39games...LWAndrewBrunettehasscored19points(7-12=19)againstFlorida…GNiklasBack-stromis3-0-1lifetimeagainstFloridawitha1.96GAAanda.940SV%…CSteveReinprecht(4-11=15)leadsthePanthersinall-timescoringvs.Minnesota…GTomasVokounis7-6-3withtwoshutouts,a2.35GAAanda.908SV%versusMinnesota.

WILDVS.FLORIDAPANTHERS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-0-1 (0-0-1 at Xcel Energy Center, Did not play at Florida)All-Time Wild Record: 7-1-2 (3-0-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 4-1-0 at Florida)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTES

Hat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Two,10/22/00,0-0tie@MIN;3/9/10,3-2shootoutloss(Stillman)@MINPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Three(MIN-2,FLA-1);last,11/29/01,6-0win@MIN(Roloson–29saves)Last Trade Between Panthers and Wild:6/26/10,Acquireda2010secondroundpick(JasonZucker)inexchangeforathirdroundpick(JoeBasaraba)andfourthroundpick(JoonasDonskoi).

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)...................BankAtlanticCenter(19,250,1998)Mailing Address....................................................OnePantherParkway Sunrise,FL33323Telephone........................................................................954.835.7000Fax...................................................................................954.835.7700Website.................................................................. floridapanthers.comTwitter.............................................................................@FlaPanthersFounded....................................................................................1993-94Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................... NoneColors..........................................................Red,Navy,YellowandGold

DIRECTORYGeneral Partner/Chairman of the Board/CEO/Governor...... CliffVinerPresident/Chief Operating Officer..............................MichaelYormarkGeneral Manager..................................................................DaleTallonHead Coach.......................................................................PeterDeBoerAssistant Coach.....................................................................JimHultonAssistant Coach................................................................. GordMurphyGoaltending Coach..............................................................RobbTallas

LOSANGELESkINGSFLORIDAPANTHERS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. FLA 0 0 2 – 3 12 9 10 0 31 0-4 2-4 Stillman(SO) Vokoun(9-11)3/9 MIN 2 0 0 – 2 4 3 2 2 11 1-1 5-10 Backstrom(29-31) Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) FLA 0 0 2 – 3 12 9 10 0 31 0-4(0.0) 2-4 Vokoun(1-0-0,9-11) MIN 2 0 0 – 2 4 3 2 2 11 1-1(100.0) 5-10 Backstrom(0-0-1,29-31)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 2 1 – 3 8 11 10 – 29 2-4 4-8 Harding(17-23)10/8 LA 3 1 2 – 6 14 3 6 – 23 1-4 4-8 Handzus Quick(26-29) 14,995 MIN 0 3 1 – 4 10 9 4 – 23 1-2 1-2 Belanger(2) Backstrom(29-32) 12/28 LA 0 1 2 – 3 13 10 9 – 32 1-1 2-4 Quick(19-23) 18,118 LA 3 1 1 – 5 14 10 5 – 29 1-3 7-17 Smyth Quick(27-29) 12/31 MIN 0 1 1 – 2 6 14 9 – 29 0-4 6-15 Backstrom(24-28) *18,504 LA 0 1 1 – 2 6 12 13 – 31 0-4 3-6 Quick(17-20) 3/29 MIN 0 2 1 – 3 5 8 7 – 20 2-3 5-10 Havlat(3) Backstrom(29-31) *18,284 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) LA 6 4 6 – 16 47 35 33 – 115 3-12(25.0) 16-35 Quick(2-2-0,89-101) MIN 0 8 4 – 12 29 42 30 – 101 5-13(38.5) 16-35 Harding(0-1-0,17-23);Backstrom(2-1-0,82-91)

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Fri. 11/12 BankAtlantic Center 6:30 p.m.

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Fri. 11/26 Xcel Energy Center 1:00 p.m.Fri. 12/31 Xcel Energy Center 5:00 p.m.

Tue. 1/11 Sommet Center 7:00 p.m.Thu. 3/10 Sommet Center 7:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESMinnesotasplitfourmeetingswiththePredatorslastseason,witheachteamwinningonceonhomeice…CSteveSullivanpostedsevenpoints(1-6=7)infourgamesversustheWild…MinnesotatiedateamrecordwithfivePPGina6-2winatSommetCenter(11/29/08)…Minnesotais6-10-2all-timeinNashville,butis5-3-0afterbeginningtheseries1-7-2there…WildHeadCoachToddRichardsspentfourseasons(2002-06)asanassistantwiththeAHL’sMilwaukeeAdmirals,affiliateofthePredators…DMarekZidlickywasacquiredbyMinnesotafromNashville(7/1/08)forasecond-roundpickinthe2009NHLEntryDraft,alongwithFRyanJones…DGregZanonsignedwiththeWild(7/1/09)afterspend-inghisfirstthree-plusNHLseasonswithNashville…PredatorsRWJoelWardplayed11gameswithMinnesotainthe2006-07season…RWMartinHavlatleadstheWildinscoringagainstthePredatorswith31points(11-20=31),including10multi-pointefforts,injust24games…GNiklasBackstromis7-2-0witha3.03GAAanda.903SV%againstthePredators,whileGJoshHardingis3-4-0witha3.01GAAanda.908SV%…SullivanleadsNashvillewith26points(9-17=26)in26gamesversusMinnesota…GPekkaRinneis3-1-1witha2.42GAAanda.910SV%againsttheWild.

WILDVS.NASHVILLEPREDATORS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-2-0 (1-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-1-0 at Nashville)All-Time Wild Record: 16-15-5 (10-5-3 at Xcel Energy Center, 6-10-2 at Nashville)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,11/23/02(MikeDunham/TomasVokoun),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:Eight,last,12/2/09,5-4OTwin(Ebbett)@MINPenalty Shots:Two,last,2/17/07@NSH,Pierre-MarcBouchardvs.TomasVokoun;goalShutouts:Seven(MIN-1,NSH-6),last,3/18/10,5-0loss@NSH(Rinne–17saves)Last Trade Between Predators and Wild:7/1/08,AcquiredDMarekZidlickyinexchangeforCRyanJonesanda2009secondroundpick(Charles-OlivierRoussel).

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)........................... SommetCenter(17,113,1998)Mailing Address............................................................... 501Broadway Nashville,TN37203Telephone.........................................................................615.770.2300Fax....................................................................................615.770.2309Website..............................................................nashvillepredators.comTwitter.................................................................................@PredsNHLFounded.................................................................................... 1998-99Stanley Cup Titles...........................................................................NoneColors.............................Orange,Yellow,Blue,MetallicSilverandSteel

DIRECTORYChairman and Alternate Governor..............................ThomasCigarranPresident/COO...................................................................... SeanHenryPresident of Hockey Operations/General Manager............. DavidPoileHead Coach........................................................................... BarryTrotzAssociate Coach..............................................................BrentPetersonAssistant Coach.............................................................. PeterHorachekGoaltending Coach................................................................MitchKorn

NASHVILLEPREDATORS

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Sun. 3/20 Xcel Energy Center 6:00 p.m.

MONTREALCANADIENS

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)...................................BellCentre(21,273,1996)Mailing Address....................................... 1260deLaGauchetiereSt.W. Montreal,QuebecH3B5E8Telephone......................................................................... 514.932.2582Fax.................................................................................... 514.932.8285Website............................................................................canadiens.comTwitter..........................................................................@CanadiensMTLFounded.....................................................................................1909-10Stanley Cup Titles.................. 24;1916,1924,1930,1931,1944,1946, 1953,1956,1957,1958,1959,1960,1965,1966,1968, 1969,1971,1973,1976,1977,1978,1979,1986,1993Colors......................................................................Red,WhiteandBlue

DIRECTORYChairman of the Board/Owner........................................... GeoffMolsonPresident and CEO..............................................................PierreBoivinExecutive Vice President/General Manager...................PierreGauthierHead Coach.....................................................................JacquesMartinAssistant Coach.....................................................................PerryPearnAssistant Coach......................................................................KirkMullerGoaltending Coach..............................................................PierreGroulx

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Three,last,12/17/05,4-3OTwin(Foster)@MINPenalty Shots:12/17/05,@MIN;NiklasSundstromvs.DwayneRoloson;nogoalShutouts:12/10/01,4-0loss@MTL(Theodore–24saves)Last Trade Between Canadiens and Wild:11/23/09,AcquiredLWGuillaumeLatendresseinexchangeforLWBenoitPouliot.

WILDVS.MONTREALCANADIENS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-0-0 (0-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-0-0 at MontrealAll-Time Wild Record: 4-3-2 (2-1-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 2-2-1 at Montreal)

SERIESNOTESTheWilddefeatedtheCanadiens,3-1,atBellCentreinthelonemeetinglastseason(12/17)…GNiklasBackstrommade30saves…TheWildis4-3-2all-timeversustheCanadiens…Oftheninegamestheteamshaveplayedall-time,threehavegonetoovertime...TheWildacquiredLWGuillaumeLatendressefromtheCanadiensinexchangeforC/LWBenoitPouliot(11/23)…WildCoordinatorofAmateurScoutingGuyLapointehelpedtheHabstosixStanleyCupchampionships...CMattCullenleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Montrealwith23points(11-12=23)in31contests…GNiklasBackstromis1-1-0witha2.00GAAanda.938SV%.,whileGJoshHardingis0-1-0witha2.03GAAanda.905SV%...DJaroslavSpacek(0-11=11)leadstheCanadiensinall-timescoringvs.Minnesota…GAlexAuldis6-2-1witha1.69GAAanda.932SV%againsttheWild,whileGCareyPriceis1-1-0witha2.05GAAanda.920SV%.

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 2 0 1 – 3 11 7 3 – 21 1-1 2-4 Koivu(2) Backstrom(30-31)12/17 MTL 1 0 0 – 1 7 12 12 – 31 0-2 1-2 Price(18-21) 21,273 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) MTL 1 0 0 – 1 7 12 12 – 31 0-2(0.0) 1-2 Price(0-1-0,18-21) MIN 2 0 1 – 3 11 7 3 – 21 1-1(100.0) 2-4 Backstrom(1-0-0,30-31)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. NSH 2 1 1 – 4 7 9 6 – 22 1-3 3-6 Smithson Ellis(7-10);RINNE(12-12)10/28 MIN 0 3 0 – 3 7 4 11 – 22 1-2 4-8 Backstrom(18-22) *18,199 NSH 2 1 1 0 4 16 8 11 0 35 0-2 3-9 Rinne(22-27) 12/2 MIN 3 0 1 1 5 11 3 10 3 27 1-2 3-9 Ebbett(1) Backstrom(31-35) *18,071 MIN 2 2 1 – 5 10 18 11 – 39 2-4 5-10 Miettinen(2) Harding(26-29) 12/5 NSH 1 0 2 – 3 7 9 13 – 29 1-5 4-8 ELLIS(24-28);Rinne(10-11) 13,145 MIN 0 0 0 – 0 9 4 4 – 17 0-2 3-6 Wilson Rinne(17-17) 3/18 NSH 3 1 1 – 5 12 14 11 – 37 1-3 2-4 Harding(22-26);Dubielewicz(10-11) 16,615 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) NSH 8 3 5 0 16 42 40 41 0 123 3-13(23.1) 12-27 Ellis(0-1-0,31-38);Rinne(2-0-1,61-67) MIN 5 5 2 1 13 37 29 36 3 105 4-10(40.0) 15-33 Backstrom(1-1-0,49-57);Harding(0-1-0;48-55);Dubielewicz(0-0-0,10-11)

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NEWYORkISLANDERS

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)......NassauVeterans’MemorialColiseum(16,234,1972)Mailing Address.................................................1535OldCountryRoad Plainview,NY11803Telephone........................................................................516.501.6700Fax...................................................................................516.501.6850Website............................................................... newyorkislanders.comTwitter.............................................................................@NYIslandersFounded....................................................................................1972-73Stanley Cup Titles............................................ 1980,1981,1982,1983Colors................................................................. NavyBlueandOrange

DIRECTORYOwner & Governor....................................................... CharlesB.WangGeneral Manager & Alternate Governor.............................GarthSnowHead Coach.......................................................................ScottGordonAssistant Coach...........................................................DeanChynowethAssistant Coach.................................................................... ScottAllenGoaltending Coach...........................................................MikeDunham

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:JasonBlake,3/19/04,(D.Roloson),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:2/9/08,4-3OTwin(Burns)@MINPenalty Shots:3/02/02,@MIN;BradIsbistervs.DwayneRoloson;nogoalShutouts:NoneLast Trade Between Islanders and Wild:6/26/09,AcquiredN.Y.Islanders’2009firstroundpick(NickLeddy),2009thirdroundpick(MattHackett)and2009seventhroundpick(ErikHaula)forMinnesota’s2009firstroundpick(CalvindeHaan).

WILDVS.NEWYORkISLANDERS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-0-0 (1-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-0-0 at New York)All-Time Wild Record: 8-3-0 (5-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-2-0 at New York)

SERIESNOTESTheWilddefeated the Islanders3-2atXcelEnergyCenter (11/20) in the lonemeeting lastseason,Minnesota’sfifthstraightwinoverNewYork…TheWildis8-3-0all-timeversustheIslanders…CEricNystromisfromLongIsland(Syosset)andhisfather,Bob,playedall14ofhisNHLseasonswiththeIslanders…NewYorkGDwayneRolosonspentfourseasons(2001-06)withMinnesota…NewYorkRWKyleOkposo(St.Paul)isaMinnesotanativeandplayed40gameswiththeUniversityofMinnesotaGoldenGophersduringthe2006-07season…CJohnMadden(13-10=23)andCMattCullen(10-12=22)pacetheWildinscoringversustheIsles...GNiklasBackstromis4-0-0witha1.98GAAanda.926SV%againstNewYork…DMarkEaton(1-3=4)andLWJonSim(3-1=4)leadtheIslandersinscoringagainsttheWild…Rolosonis7-13-3witha2.80GAAanda.902SV%versustheWild.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Wed. 3/2 Nassau Coliseum 6:00 p.m.Tue. 1/4 Prudential Center 6:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESTheWilddroppeda5-3homedecisiontoNewJersey(1/2)tofall to1-5-4all-timeversustheDevils…CloquetnativeJamieLangenbrunnernotchedahattrickandGMartinBrodeurmade29saves…TheWildarewinlessinfivetriesinNewJersey(0-3-2)…WildAssistantCoachDaveBarrplayedforNewJerseyfortwoseasons(1991-93)…CJohnMaddenspenthisfirst10NHLseasons(1998-2009)withNewJersey,winningtwoofhisthreeStanleyCups…Langenbrunner(Cloquet)andCZachParise(Minneapolis)areMinnesotanatives...DevilsCBrianRolstonplayedforMinnesota(2005-08)…RolstonhasnopointsinsevencareergamesagainsttheWild…RWMartinHavlat(5-11=16)leadstheWildincareerscoringvs.NewJersey...GNiklasBackstromis0-2-1witha3.87GAAanda.848SV%versustheDevils,whileGJoshHardingallowedonegoalon18shotsinonereliefappearance…CJasonArnott(11-16=27)leadstheDevilsall-timeagainstMinnesotain29games…Brodeuris7-1-2witha2.23GAA,ashutoutanda.925SV%versustheWildwhileGJohanHedbergis4-1-3witha2.00GAAanda.924SV%.

WILDVS.NEWjERSEYDEVILS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-1-0 (0-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, Did not play at New Jersey)All-Time Wild Record: 1-5-4 (1-2-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-3-2 at New Jersey)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,2/17/04(MartinBrodeur),3-0=3pts.;JamieLangenbrunner,1/2/10(N.Backstrom/ENG),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:Four,last,3/13/08,4-3shootoutloss(Langenbrunner)@MINPenalty Shots:1/21/01@MIN;PetrSykoravs.MannyFernandez;nogoalShutouts:NoneLast Trade Between Devils and Wild:6/21/08,Acquireda2008firstroundpick(TylerCuma)inexchangefora2008firstroundpick(MattiasTedenby)anda2009thirdroundpick(AlexanderUrbom).

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)........................ PrudentialCenter(17,625,2007)Mailing Address........................................................165MulberryStreet Newark,NJ07102Telephone......................................................................... 973.757.6100Fax.................................................................................... 973.757.6399Website................................................................... newjerseydevils.comTwitter.................................................................................@NHLDevilsFounded..............................1974-75(RelocatedfromColoradoin1982)Stanley Cup Titles....................................................... 1995,2000,2003Colors....................................................................Red,BlackandWhite

DIRECTORYChairman........................................................................JeffVanderbeekPresident/CEO/General Manager.....................................LouLamorielloHead Coach...................................................................... JohnMacLeanAssistant Coach............................................................... LarryRobinsonAssistant Coach................................................................... AdamOatesGoaltending Coach.............................................................. ChrisTerreri

NEWjERSEYDEVILS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. NYI 0 2 0 – 2 12 12 5 – 29 0-6 8-22 Biron(26-29)10/30 MIN 1 0 2 – 3 8 13 8 – 29 1-5 10-34 Nolan(1) Backstrom(27-29) *18,114 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) NYI 0 2 0 – 2 12 12 5 – 29 0-6(0.0) 8-22 Biron(0-1-0,26-29) MIN 1 0 2 – 3 8 13 8 – 29 1-5(20.0) 10-34 Backstrom(1-0-0,27-29)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. NJ 0 3 2 – 5 6 8 12 – 26 2-3 2-4 Pandolfo Brodeur(29-32)1/2 MIN 0 2 1 – 3 11 9 12 – 32 0-2 3-6 Backstrom(21-25) *19,155 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) NJ 0 3 2 – 5 6 8 12 – 26 2-3(66.7) 2-4 Brodeur(1-0-0,29-32) MIN 0 2 1 – 3 11 9 12 – 32 0-2(0.0) 3-6 Backstrom(0-1-0,21-25)

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OTTAWASENATORS

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)........................ ScotiabankPlace(19,153,1996)Mailing Address....................................................1000PalladiumDrive Ottawa,OntarioK2V1A5Telephone.........................................................................613.599.0250Fax....................................................................................613.599.0358Website...................................................................ottawasenators.comTwitter................................................................................@NHL_SensFounded.................................................................................... 1990-91Stanley Cup Titles...........................................................................NoneColors................................................................... Red,WhiteandBlack

DIRECTORYOwner, Governor & Chairman........................................ EugeneMelnykPresident & Alternate Governor......................................... CyrilLeederGeneral Manager...............................................................BryanMurrayHead Coach...................................................................... CoryCloustonAssistant Coach................................................................... GregCarvelAssistant Coach.................................................................... BradLauerAssistant Coach............................................................LukeRichardsonAssistant Coach................................................................ RickWamsley

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,3/16/04,(P.Lalime),3-2=5pts.Overtime Games:Two;12/20/00,2-2tie(Hendrickson)@MIN;3/12/02,4-3OTloss(Arvedson)@MINPenalty Shots:Two;12/20/00,@MIN;AnttiLaaksonenvs.PatrickLalime;nogoal;11/20/06@OTT;BrianRolstonvs.RayEmery;goalShutouts:2/25/03,3-0win@OTT(Roloson–28saves)Last Trade Between Senators and Wild:7/30/05,AcquiredCToddWhiteinexchangefora2005fourthroundpick(CodyBass).

WILDVS.OTTAWASENATORS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-1-0 (0-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-1-0 at Ottawa)All-Time Wild Record: 2-5-2 (1-2-2 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-3-0 at Ottawa)

SERIESNOTESOttawawonitsfourthstraightoverMinnesotalastseason,4-1,atScotiabankPlace(12/19)…GMikeBrodeurmade22savesforhisfirstNHLwin…MinnesotalastdefeatedOttawa,5-2,atXcelEnergyCenter(3/16/04)…RWMartinHavlatwasOttawa’sfirst-roundpick(No.26overall)inthe1999NHLEntryDraftandskatedhisfirstfiveNHLseasonswiththeSenators…CMattCullenplayed21gameswithOttawainthe2009-10seasonafterbeingacquiredfromCarolina…WildAssistantGeneralManagerBrentFlahrspenttwoseasons(2007-09)astheSenators’DirectorofHockeyOperations…OttawaDBrianLee(Moorhead)isanativeofMinnesota...DFilipKubaskatedwiththeWildfrom2000-05…CMattCullenleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Ottawawith13points(5-8=13)in28contests...GNiklasBackstromis0-1-0witha4.20GAAanda.837SV%againsttheSens,whileGJoshHardingis0-1-0witha3.16GAAanda.500SV%…RWMilanMichalakhas14points(6-8=14)in17gamesagainstMinnesota…GPascalLeclaireis3-2-0witha2.37GAAanda.921SV%andoneshutoutversustheWild…GBrianElliottis0-0-0witha13.85GAAanda.750SV%againstMinnesota.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Thu. 12/16 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Sat. 11/20 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m. Thu. 3/3 Madison Square Garden 6:00 p.m.

SERIESNOTESMinnesotadefeatedtheRangers3-2intheironlymeetinglastseason,atXcelEnergyCenter(10/30)…Minnesotais4-6-1overallagainsttheNewYorkRangers…RangersRWMarianGaborik,whodidnotplayinlastseason’smeetingduetoinjury,istheWild’sall-timefranchiseleaderinseveraloffensivecategoriesincludinggoals(219),assists(218),points(437),PPGs(59),GWGs(43),shotsongoal(1,694)andfive30-goalseasonsin502games…LWDerekBoogaardplayedfortheWildfrom2005-2010andrankssecondontheteam’sledgerswith544PIM…Rang-ersscoutDougRisebroughservedastheWild’sGeneralManagerfrom2000-2009…WildAssistantCoachDaveBarrplayedsixgameswiththeRangersin1983-84…CMattCullenspentthe2006-07seasonwithNewYork…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.N.Y.Rangerswith21points(7-14=21)in25games...GNiklasBackstromis1-1-0witha2.02GAAanda.920SV%againstNewYork,whileGJoshHardingis1-0-0witha3.00GAAanda.914SV%…LWChrisDruryleadstheRangersincareerscoringagainstMinnesotawith13points(6-7=13)in21contests…GHenrikLundqvistis2-2-0witha2.87GAAanda.880SV%againstMinnesota,whileGMartinBironis3-3-0witha2.18GAAanda.919SV%.

WILDVS.NEWYORkRANGERS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-0-0 (1-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-0-0 at New York)All-Time Wild Record: 4-6-1 (3-2-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-4-0 at New York)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:MarianGaborik,12/20/07,(H.Lundqvist),5-1=6pts.Overtime Games:3/05/02,3-2OTloss(Leetch)@MINPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:NoneLast Trade Between Rangers and Wild:1/29/09,AcquiredCDanFritscheinexchangeforDErikReitz.

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)....................MadisonSquareGarden(18,200,1968)Mailing Address...................................2PennsylvaniaPlaza,14thFloor NewYork,NY10121Telephone.........................................................................212.465.6486Fax....................................................................................212.465.6494Website...................................................................newyorkrangers.comTwitter............................................................................@thenyrangersFounded.................................................................................... 1926-27Stanley Cup Titles.............................................1928,1933,1940,1994Colors.....................................................................Blue,RedandWhite

DIRECTORYExecutive Chairman....................................................... JamesL.DolanPresident & CEO..............................................................HankJ.RatnerPresident, MSG Sports....................................................... ScottO’NeillPresident/General Manager................................................ GlenSatherHead Coach..................................................................... JohnTortorellaAssistant Coach.................................................................MikeSullivanAssistant Coach.................................................................BenoitAllaire

NEWYORkRANGERS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. NYR 0 1 1 – 2 5 8 7 – 20 0-2 3-6 Lundqvist(29-32)10/30 MIN 1 2 0 – 3 12 13 7 – 32 0-3 2-4 Miettinen(1) Backstrom(18-20) *18,106 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) NYR 0 1 1 – 2 5 8 7 – 20 0-2(0.0) 3-6 Lundqvist(0-1-0,29-32) MIN 1 2 0 – 3 12 13 7 – 32 0-3(0.0) 2-4 Backstrom(1-0-0,18-20)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 0 1 – 1 9 5 9 – 23 0-6 3-6 Backstrom(20-24)12/19 OTT 1 2 1 – 4 6 10 8 – 24 0-3 6-12 Michalek Brodeur(22-23) 16,259 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) OTT 1 2 1 – 4 6 10 8 – 24 0-3(0.0) 6-12 Brodeur(1-0-0,22-23) MIN 0 0 1 – 1 9 5 9 – 23 0-6(0.0) 3-6 Backstrom(0-1-0,20-24)

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PHOENIxCOYOTES

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)....................... Jobing.comArena(17,125,2004)Mailing Address..........................................6751N.SunsetBlvd.,#200 Glendale,AZ85305Telephone........................................................................623.772.3200Fax...................................................................................623.872.2000Website...................................................................phoenixcoyotes.comTwitter........................................................................@phoenixcoyotesFounded............................1979-80(RelocatedformWinnipegin1996)Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................... NoneColors...................... Black,BrickRed,HunterGreen,Sand,SiennaandPurple

DIRECTORYChief Operating Officer & Alternate Governor..................... MikeNealyGeneral Manager............................................................... DonMaloneyHead Coach....................................................................... DaveTippettAssociate Coach............................................................UlfSamuelssonAssistant Coach..................................................................... DaveKingAssistant Coach..............................................................DougSullimanGoaltending Coach.............................................................. SeanBurke

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:GuillaumeLatendresse,1/16/10,(Bryzgalov),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:Five;last,3/22/04,3-2OTloss(Comrie)@MINPenalty Shots:Two;10/8/05,@PHX;AlexandreDaiglevs.CurtisJoseph;nogoal;10/8/05,@PHX;LadislavNagyvs.DwayneRoloson;goalShutouts:Seven(MIN-3,PHX-4),last,12/7/09,2-0loss@PHX(Bryzgalov–28saves)Last Trade Between Coyotes and Wild:8/26/05,AcquiredCErikWestrumandDDustinWoodinexchangeforDZybanekMichalek

WILDVS.PHOENIxCOYOTES2009-10 Wild Record: 0-4-0 (0-2-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at Phoenix)All-Time Wild Record: 16-15-5 (9-5-3 at Xcel Energy Center, 7-10-2 at Phoenix)

SERIESNOTESPhoenixsweptafour-gameseasonseriesfromtheWildin2009-10,forthefirsttimeever…TheCoyotesoutscoredtheWildbyacombined14-8margin...PhoenixCAndrewEbbettskatedin49gameswiththeWildin2009-10andCEricBelangerplayed214gamesoverthreeseasonswithMinnesota(2007-10)…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Phoenixwith36points(10-26=36)in39games…WildGNiklasBackstromis9-5-0withthreecareershutoutsanda2.08GAAanda.931SV%againstPhoenix,whileGJoshHardingis1-0-0witha1.00GAAanda.963SV%…RWShaneDoan(11-14=25)leadstheCoyotesinall-timescoringagainstMinnesota…GIlyaBryzgalovis5-7-0witha2.95GAAanda.901SV%inhiscareeragainsttheWild,butwonallfourgamesversusMinnesotalastseason.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Wed. 12/1 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Thu. 12/9 Jobing.com Arena 8:00 p.m.

Sun. 1/2 Xcel Energy Center 5:00 p.m.Sat. 2/5 Jobing.com Arena 7:00 p.m.Wed. 11/20 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESTheWildswepttwogamesfromtheFlyerslastseason,doublingtheirwintotalfromthefirsteightseasons…TheWildwon2-1atXcelEnergyCenter(2/6),thenralliedfromatwo-goal,third-perioddeficitfora4-3OTwininPhiladelphia(3/25)asCKyleBrodziakscoredinextratime…Minnesotaearnedback-to-backshutoutsagainstPhiladelphia(2/10/03&2/12/03),thefirstback-to-backshutoutsinWildfranchisehistory...Minnesotaearnedthefirstpointinfranchisehistorywitha3-3(OT)tieagainsttheFlyersinthefirstregularseasongameinXcelEnergyCenterhistory(10/11/00)...CMattCullen(11-14=25)leadstheWildincareerscoringvs.Philadelphia...GNiklasBackstromis1-2-0witha2.97GAAanda.837SV%inhiscareeragainstPhiladelphia…GAntonKhudobinmadehisfirstNHLstartagainsttheFlyers(2/6/10),making38savesina2-1victory…CIanLaperierreleadstheFlyersincareerscoringagainstMinnesotawith19points(5-14=19)in47contests…GMichaelLeightonis1-3-0witha3.72GAAanda.854SV%againsttheWild,whileGBrianBoucheris4-3-4witha3.04GAAanda.884SV%.

WILDVS.PHILADELPHIAFLYERS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-0-0 (1-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-0-0 at Philadelphia)All-Time Wild Record: 4-6-1 (2-1-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 2-5-0 at Philadelphia)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Two,10/11/00,3-3tie@MIN;3/25/10,4-3OTwin(Brodziak)@PHIPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Three;(MIN-2,PHI-1),last,2/12/03,2-0win@MIN(Roloson-31saves)Last Trade Between Flyers and Wild:12/17/03,AcquiredRWEricChouinardinexchangefora2004fifthroundpick(ChrisZarb).

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built).......................WellsFargoCenter(19,537,1996)Mailing Address................................................3601SouthBroadStreet Philadelphia,PA19148Telephone......................................................................... 215.465.4500Fax.................................................................................... 215.389.9403Website................................................................philadelphiaflyers.comTwitter................................................................................. @NHLFlyersFounded.....................................................................................1967-68Stanley Cup Titles................................................................. 1974,1975Colors...............................................................Orange,BlackandWhite

DIRECTORYChairman................................................................................. EdSniderPresident and Chief Operating Officer.......................... PeterA.LuukkoGeneral Manager............................................................. PaulHolmgrenHead Coach.................................................................... PeterLavioletteAssistant Coach..................................................................CraigBerubeAssistant Coach...................................................................... JoeMullenAssistant Coach.............................................................. KevinMcCarthyGoaltending Coach..................................................................JeffReese

PHILADELPHIAFLYERS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. PHI 1 0 0 – 1 17 10 12 – 39 0-4 5-10 Leighton(28-30)2/6 MIN 1 1 0 – 2 7 16 7 – 30 0-4 5-10 Nolan(3) Khudobin(38-39) *18,640 MIN 0 1 2 1 4 3 11 6 1 21 1-2 5-10 Brodziak(3) Backstrom(32-35) 3/25 PHI 2 1 0 0 3 12 17 6 0 35 0-3 4-8 Boucher(17-21) 19,716 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) PHI 3 1 0 0 4 29 27 18 0 74 0-7(0.0) 9-18 Leighton(0-1-0,28-30);Boucher(0-0-1,17-21) MIN 1 2 2 1 6 10 27 13 1 51 1-6(16.7) 10-20 Khudobin(1-0-0,38-39);Backstrom(1-0-0,32-35)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. PHX 0 1 2 – 3 15 7 10 – 32 1-2 3-6 Upshall Bryzgalov(24-26)11/18 MIN 0 0 2 – 2 5 10 11 – 26 0-3 2-4 Backstrom(29-32) *18,110 MIN 0 0 0 – 0 6 19 3 – 28 0-6 6-15 Backstrom(29-31) 12/7 PHX 0 2 0 – 2 10 14 7 – 31 0-5 7-17 Upshall Bryzgalov(28-28) 8,981 MIN 0 1 3 – 4 3 9 10 – 22 2-3 6-12 Backstrom(27-33) 1/16 PHX 2 0 4 – 6 13 8 12 – 33 1-5 4-8 Fiddler Bryzgalov(18-22) 12,631 PHX 1 1 1 – 3 9 14 8 – 31 0-2 2-4 Vrbata Bryzgalov(29-31) 2/10 MIN 1 0 1 – 2 8 10 13 – 31 1-2 2-4 Backstrom(28-31) *18,178 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) PHX 3 4 7 – 14 47 43 37 – 127 2-14(14.3) 16-35 Bryzgalov(4-0-0,99-107) MIN 1 1 6 – 8 22 48 37 – 107 3-14(21.4) 16-35 Backstrom(0-4-0,113-127)

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SANjOSESHARkS

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built).................................. HPPavilion(17,496,1993)Mailing Address...............................................525WestSantaClaraSt. SanJose,CA95113Telephone......................................................................... 408.287.7070Fax.................................................................................... 408.999.5797Website...............................................................................sjsharks.comTwitter......................................................................... @SanJoseSharksFounded.....................................................................................1991-92Stanley Cup Titles............................................................................NoneColors................................... DeepPacificTeal,BurntOrangeandBlack

DIRECTORYPresident & CEO................................................................ GregJamisonGeneral Manager................................................................. DougWilsonHead Coach...................................................................... ToddMcLellanAssistant Coach.................................................................. TrentYawneyAssistant Coach......................................................................MattShawAssistant Coach................................................................. JayWoodcroftGoaltending Development Coach......................................CoreySchwab

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:BrianRolston,11/5/05(N.Schaefer),3-0=3pts.Overtime Games:Nine,last,3/10/09,5-4OTloss(Ehrhoff)@MINPenalty Shots:Three,last,4/2/10@MIN,JamesSheppardvs.EvgeniNabakov,nogoalShutouts:Five(MIN-2,SJ-3),last,3/6/07,3-0loss@MIN(Nabokov–26saves)Last Trade Between Sharks and Wild:6/21/10,AcquiredRWBradStaubitzinexchangefora2010fifthroundpick(FreddieHamilton).

WILDVS.SANjOSESHARkS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-4-0 (0-2-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at San Jose)All-Time Wild Record: 13-18-5 (6-9-3 at Xcel Energy Center, 7-9-2 at San Jose)

SERIESNOTESSanJosewonallfourmeetingslastseasonbyacombined16-7marginandhaswonfivestraightoverallversustheWild…TheWild’sall-timerecordagainsttheSharksis13-18-5...WildHeadCoachToddRichardswasanassistantwiththeSharksforthe2008-09season…RWBradStaubitzplayed82gamesforSanJosefrom2008-10andwasacquiredbytheWild(6/21/10)forafifth-rounddraftpickinthe2010EntryDraft…SharksHeadCoachToddMcLellancoachedtheWild’sprospects in IHLCleveland(2000-01)andAHLHouston(2001-05)…SharksAssistantCoachMattShawwastheWild’sVideoCoachfrom2007-2009…LWAndrewBrunetteleadstheWildincareerscoringvs.SanJosewith20points(8-12=20)in39games...GNiklasBackstromis2-7-3lifetimeagainstSanJosewitha3.19GAAanda.892SV%,whileGJoshHardingis0-1-0witha5.00GAAanda.861SV%…LWPatrickMarleauleadstheSharksincareerscoringversusMinnesotawith21points(11-10=21),includingsevenpoints(4-3=7)inonlyfourgameslastseason…CJoeThorntonhas19points(5-14=19)againsttheWild…GAnteroNiittymakiis3-0-0witha1.96GAAanda.932SV%inhiscareeragainstMinnesota.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Tue. 11/2 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Wed. 12/29 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

Sat. 1/22 HP Pavilion 9:30 p.m.Thu. 3/17 HP Pavilion 9:30 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Sat. 1/8 Consol Energy Center 6:00 p.m.

SERIESNOTESMinnesotadefeatedPittsburghtwicelastseason,a2-1decisionatMellonArena(10/31)andthena4-3homedecision(1/11)…TheWildholdsan8-2-1recordintheall-timeseries...TheWildhasoutscoredPittsburgh36-20all-time…WildGeneralManagerChuckFletcherspentthreeseasons(2006-09)withthePenguinsasAssistantGeneralManager…WildHeadCoachToddRichardscoachedthePens’AHLaffiliateinWilkes-Barre/Scrantonfortwoseasons(2006-08)…PenguinsRWPascalDupuisplayed334gamesforMinnesotaoversixseasons,whilePensDZbynekMichalekplayed22gameswiththeWildin2003-04…PenguinsDPaulMartinisfromMinneapolisandplayedattheUniversityofMinnesota,whileDAlexGoligoskiisfromGrandRapids…CMattCullen(9-14=23)andCJohnMadden(10-12=22)pacetheWildincareerscoringagainstPittsburgh...GNiklasBackstromis3-0-0witha1.62GAAanda.949SV%againstthePens,whileGJoshHardingis0-1-0witha4.00GAAanda.852SV%…LWMattCookehas18careerpoints(7-11=18)vs.Minnesotain42gamestoleadallPenguins…CSidneyCrosby,whoplayedhockeyatShattuckSaintMary’sinFaribault,hassevenpoints(3-4=7)infivegamesagainsttheWild…GMarc-AndreFleuryis0-4-0witha3.96GAAanda.822SV%versusMinnesotawhileGBrentJohnsonis3-3-3witha1.60GAAanda.934SV%.

WILDVS.PITTSBURGHPENGUINS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-0-0 (1-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-0-0 at Pittsburgh)All-Time Wild Record: 8-2-1 (3-1-1 at Xcel Energy Center, 5-1-0 at Pittsburgh)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Two,11/14/02,1-1tie(Park)@MIN;11/18/08,2-1shootoutwin(Zidlicky)@PITPenalty Shots:11/19/03,@PIT;MarianGaborikvs.SebastienCaron;goalShutouts:12/8/05,5-0win@PIT(Fernandez-22saves)Last Trade Between Penguins and Wild:2/27/07,AcquiredCDominicMooreinexchangefora2007thirdroundpick(CaseyPierro-Zabotel)

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)........................... ConsolEnergyCenter(18,087)Mailing Address.........................................................1001FifthAvenue Pittsburgh,PA15219Telephone........................................................................412.642.1300Fax ...................................................................................412.642.1859Website........................................................... pittsburghpenguins.comTwitter...........................................................................@pghpenguinsFounded....................................................................................1967-68Stanley Cup Titles......................................................1991,1992,2009Colors................................................................. Black,GoldandWhite

DIRECTORYCo-owner/Chairman........................................................MarioLemieuxCo-owner..............................................................................RunBurkleChief Executive Officer/President............................. DavidMorehouseGeneral Manager....................................................................RaySheroHead Coach........................................................................ DanBylsmaAssistant Coach.................................................................TonyGranatoAssistant Coach.................................................................ToddReirdenGoaltending Coach..........................................................GillesMeloche

PITTSBURGHPENGUINS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 2 0 0 – 2 4 5 6 – 15 0-1 7-17 Belanger(1) Backstrom(34-35)10/31 PIT 1 0 0 – 1 16 10 9 – 35 0-3 5-13 Fleury(13-15) 16,960 PIT 1 1 1 – 3 12 16 10 – 38 0-6 4-11 Fleury(20-24) 1/11 MIN 1 2 1 – 4 8 8 8 – 24 0-3 7-14 Latendresse(2) Backstrom(35-38) *19,044 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) PIT 2 1 1 – 4 28 26 19 – 73 0-9(0.0) 9-24 Fleury(0-2-0,33-39) MIN 3 2 1 – 6 12 13 14 – 39 0-4(0.0) 14-31 Backstrom(2-0-0,69-73)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 1 1 0 – 2 12 14 14 – 40 1-8 5-10 Backstrom(25-29)10/10 SJ 0 3 1 – 4 7 15 7 – 29 1-5 8-16 Heatley Nabokov(38-40) 17,562 MIN 2 0 0 – 2 10 17 11 – 38 2-5 7-14 Harding(31-36) 1/30 SJ 1 2 2 – 5 13 12 11 – 36 4-7 5-10 Pavelsi Nabokov(36-38) 17,562 SJ 1 1 2 – 4 6 7 4 – 17 0-5 4-8 Heatley Nabokov(18-19) 3/23 MIN 0 1 0 – 1 9 5 5 – 19 1-4 5-10 Backstrom(13-16) *18,551 SJ 2 0 1 – 3 11 9 8 – 28 0-3 6-12 Couture Nabokov(27-29) 4/2 MIN 0 2 0 – 2 7 11 11 – 29 1-6 3-6 Backstrom(25-28) *18,584 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) SJ 4 6 6 – 16 37 43 30 – 110 5-20(25.0) 23-46 Nabokov(4-0-0,119-126) MIN 3 4 0 – 7 38 47 41 – 126 5-23(21.7) 20-40 Backstrom(0-3-0,63-73);Harding(0-1-0,31-36)

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2010-2011MATCHUPS

Sun. 11/14 St. Pete Times Forum 4:00 p.m. Sat. 4/2 Xcel Energy Center 1:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Fri. 2/11 Scottrade Center 7:00 p.m.Sat. 2/12 Xcel Energy Center 8:00 p.m.

Sat. 3/26 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Tue. 3/29 Scottrade Center 7:00 p.m.

SERIESNOTESTheteamssplitfourgameslastseason,eachwinningtwiceonhomeice…Minnesotais17-11-8overallagainstSt.Louis...WildGJoshHardingbecamethefirstgoaltenderinNHLhistorytoplayinashootoutinhisdebut(4/4/06)...WildAssistantCoachDaveBarrspentpartsoffourseasons(1983-87)withtheBlues…CDavidBackesisfromMinneapolis...BluesDErikJohnson,thefirstoverallpickinthe2006NHLEntryDraft,isaBloomingtonnativeandspentoneseasonatTheUniversityofMinnesota(2006-07)...CT.J.OshieplayedhighschoolhockeyinWarroad…LWAndrewBrunettehas31points(8-23=31)in43games…GNiklasBackstromis5-5-0witha2.47GAAanda.905SV%,whileGJoshHardingis4-2-0witha1.77GAAanda.938SV%...CAndyMacDonaldleadstheBluesincareerscoringagainstMinnesotawith14points(5-9=14)in26games…CTyConklinis1-4-2witha2.15GAAanda.915SV%versustheWild.

SERIESNOTESTampaBaywonlastseason’smeeting,4-3,athome,scoringtwogoalsinthethirdperiodtotiethegameandthenwinninginashotout…TheWildearneditsfirst-everfranchisewin,6-5againstTampaBayatXcelEnergyCenter(10/18/00)...LightningLWRyanMaloneplayedhiscollegehockeyatSt.CloudStateUniversityandhighschoolatShattuckSaintMary’s…DMattSmabyisfromMinneapolis…CDominicMooreplayed40gamesfortheWildfrom2006-2008…LWAndrewBrunette(8-18=26)leadstheWildincareerscoringvs.TampaBay...GNiklasBackstromis3-0-1witha1.680GAAanda.944SV%versustheLightning…DMattiasOhlundhas15points(5-10=15)in48gamesagainsttheWild…GMikeSmithis2-3-1witha1.58GAAanda.934SV%againsttheWild,whileGDanEllisis2-3-0witha3.39GAAanda.887SV%.

WILDVS.TAMPABAYLIGHTNING2009-10 Wild Record: 0-0-1 (0-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-0-1 at Tampa Bay)All-Time Wild Record: 7-2-2 (4-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 3-1-2 at Tampa Bay)

WILDVS.ST.LOUISBLUES2009-10 Wild Record: 2-2-0 (2-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-0 at St. Louis)All-Time Wild Record: 17-11-8 (11-3-4 at Xcel Energy Center, 6-8-4 at St. Louis)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:Three,last,11/12/09,4-3shootoutloss(Lecavalier)@TBPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Three(MIN-2,TB-1);10/18/08,1-0shootoutwin@TB(Backstrom–32saves,Smith–21saves)Last Trade Between Lightning and Wild:6/30/08,AcquiredconditionaldraftpickfornegotiatingrightstoLWBrianRolston.

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:10,last,2/10/08,2-1shootoutwin(Burns)@STLPenalty Shots:Three,last,4/4/04@MIN,MarianGaborikvs.ReinhardDivis;nogoalShutouts:Nine(MIN-4,STL-5),last,1/14/10,1-0loss@STL(Mason–19saves)Last Trade Between Blues and Wild:None

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)........................ ScottradeCenter(19,022,1994)Mailing Address........................................................1401ClarkAvenue St.Louis,MO63103Telephone........................................................................314.622.2500Fax...................................................................................314.622.2533Website....................................................................... stlouisblues.comTwitter.......................................................................@St_Louis_BluesFounded....................................................................................1967-68Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................... NoneColors..........................................................White,Navy,BlueandGold

DIRECTORYChairman/Governor.................................................DavidW.CheckettsPresident of Hockey Operations.....................................JohnDavidsonChief Executive Officer..............................................PeterMcLoughlinGeneral Manager..................................................................LarryPleauHead Coach........................................................................DavisPayneAssistant Coach..................................................................RayBennettAssistant Coach..............................................................ScottMellanbyAssistant Coach....................................................................BradShawGoaltending Coach.............................................................CoreyHirsch

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)..................St.PeteTimesForum(19,758,1996)Mailing Address................................................. 401ChannelsideDrive TampaBay,FL33602Telephone........................................................................813.301.6500Fax...................................................................................813.301.1480Website............................................................ tampabaylightning.comTwitter............................................................................ @TBLightningFounded....................................................................................1992-93Stanley Cup Titles..........................................................................2004Colors.......................................................Black,White,BlueandSilver

DIRECTORYChairman and Governor..........................................................JeffVinikChief Executive Officer...................................................... TodLeiwekeVice President & General Manager...............................SteveYzermanChief Operating Officer..................................................... SteveGriggsHead Coach........................................................................GuyBoucherAssistant Coach..............................................................WayneFlemingAssistant Coach...................................................................DanLacroixAssistant Coach........................................................... MartinRaymond

TAMPABAYLIGHTNINGST.LOUISBLUES

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 1 2 0 0 3 12 11 7 4 34 1-4 5-10 Backstrom(19-22)11/12 TB 0 1 2 0 4 9 4 9 0 22 1-4 5-10 Lecavalier(SO) Niittymaki(31-34) 14,530 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) TB 0 1 2 0 4 9 4 9 0 22 1-4(25.0) 5-10 Niittymaki(1-0-0,31-34) MIN 1 2 0 0 3 12 11 7 4 34 1-4(25.0) 5-10 Backstrom(0-0-1,19-22)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 1 0 – 1 4 13 4 – 21 0-2 7-17 Backstrom(23-25)10/23 STL 1 1 1 – 3 15 8 3 – 26 0-5 4-11 Perron Mason(20-21) 19,150 STL 0 1 2 – 3 8 4 6 – 18 0-4 5-10 Mason(16-20) 12/26 MIN 1 0 3 – 4 9 5 6 – 20 0-4 5-10 Latendresse(1) Backstrom(15-18) *18,554 MIN 0 0 0 – 0 4 5 10 – 19 0-3 4-16 Harding(36-37) 1/14 STL 0 0 1 – 1 18 10 9 – 37 0-1 5-10 Oshie Mason(19-19) 19,150 STL 0 1 1 – 2 7 18 13 – 38 1-6 5-13 MASON(4-7);Conklin(12-13) 3/14 MIN 3 1 0 – 4 7 5 8 – 20 1-3 8-19 Latendresse(4) Harding(36-38) *18,580 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) STL 1 3 5 – 9 48 40 31 – 129 1-16(6.3) 19-44 Mason(2-2-0,59-67);Conklin(0-0-0,12-13) MIN 4 2 3 – 9 24 28 28 – 80 1-10(10.0) 24-62 Backstrom(1-1-0,38-43);Harding(1-1-0,72-75)

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VANCOUVERCANUCkS

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)............................... RogersArena(18,630,1995)Mailing Address........................................................... 800GriffithsWay Vancouver,B.C.V6B6G1Telephone......................................................................... 604.899.4600Fax.................................................................................... 604.899.4640Website...............................................................................canucks.comTwitter............................................................................. @VanCanucksFounded.....................................................................................1970-71Stanley Cup Titles............................................................................NoneColors.......................... DeepBlue,DeepRed,SkyBlue,SilverandWhite

DIRECTORYChairman and Governor.............................................FrancescoAquiliniPresident/General Manager & Alternate Governor............... MikeGillisHead Coach.................................................................... AlainVigneaultAssociate Coach................................................................RickBownessAssistant Coach................................................................. NewellBrownAssistant Coach, Video....................................................DarrylWilliamsGoaltending Consultant............................................... RolandMelanson

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:11/21/07,MarkusNaslund,(J.Harding),3-0=3pts.;12/7/02,MarianGaborik,(D.Cloutier),3-0=3pts.;11/26/00,AnttiLaaksonen,(F.Potvin),3-1=4pts.Overtime Games:19,last,4/4/10,4-3OTloss(Salo)@VANPenalty Shots:Six,last,11/2/06@MIN;BrianRolstonvs.RobertoLuongo;goalShutouts:Five(MIN-3,VAN-2),last,11/8/08,2-0loss@VAN(Luongo-29saves)Last Trade Between Canucks and Wild:None

WILDVS.VANCOUVERCANUCkS2009-10 Wild Record: 2-3-1 (2-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-2-1 at Vancouver)All-Time Wild Record: 24-20-13 (14-10-5 at Xcel Energy Center, 10-10-8 at Vancouver)

SERIESNOTESMinnesotawent2-3-1againstVancouverlastseason,includinga2-1-0homemark...CKyleBrodziakledallscorerswitheightpoints(4-4=8)…TheWildis0-3-1initslastfourtripstoVancouver…TheWildis24-20-13all-timeagainsttheCanucks,itsthirdmostwinsagainstanyNHLteam…LWAndrewBrunetteleadsMinnesotainall-timescoringvs.Vancouverwith53points(16-37=53)in60contests,atotalthatplaceshimfifthamongstcurrentNHL’ers...GNiklasBackstromis10-7-5witha2.35GAAanda.921SV%againstVancouver,whileGJoshHardingis0-3-0witha4.37GAAanda.843SV%…CHenrikSedinleadsVancouverinall-timescoringvs.Minnesotawith43points(7=36=43)in55contests…GRobertoLuongois12-13-5witha2.88GAAanda.896SV%in30careerappearancesversustheWild…ThatmarksLuongo’slowestSV%versusanyNHLteam…LuongoistiedwithDwayneRolosonformostcareerlossesagainsttheWild,andLuongo’sGAAisfifth-highestagainstMinnesota…GCoreySchneideris1-0-0witha1.00GAAanda.941SV%versustheWild.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Tue. 3/22 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

Tue. 10/19 Xcel Energy Center 8:00 p.m.Fri. 10/22 Rogers Arena 9:00 p.m.Sun. 1/16 Xcel Energy Center 5:00 p.m.

Tue. 2/15 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.Mon. 3/14 Rogers Arena 9:00 p.m.Thu. 4/7 Rogers Arena 9:00 p.m.

SERIESNOTESMinnesotais3-5-0all-timeagainsttheMapleLeafs,buthaswontwoinarow,includinga5-2decisioninToronto(11/10)…CMikkoKoivuhadthreepoints(1-2=3)andGNiklasBackstrommade37saves...TorontoRWPhilKesselplayedfortheUniversityofMinnesota…CJohnMaddenhas18points(13-5=18)in35careergamesagainstToronto…Backstromis2-0-0witha1.50GAAanda.955SV%...…DDionPhaneufleadstheMapleLeafsincareerscoringagainstMinnesotawith16points(7-9=16)…GJean-SebastienGiguereis9-9-5witha2.31GAAanda.913SV%versustheWild,whileGJonasGustavssonis0-1-0witha4.14GAAanda.867SV%.

WILDVS.TORONTOMAPLELEAFS2009-10 Wild Record: 1-0-0 (Did not play at Xcel Energy Center, 1-0-0 at Toronto)All-Time Wild Record: 3-5-0 (2-1-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-4-0 at Toronto)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:NonePenalty Shots:12/26/06atTOR,JohnPohlvs.MannyFernandez;goalShutouts:12/11/03,1-0lossvs.TOR(Belfour–28saves)Last Trade Between Maple Leafs and Wild:1/21/09,AcquiredLWRobbieEarlinexchangeforLWRyanHamilton.

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)...................... AirCanadaCentre(18,819,1999)Mailing Address................................................40BayStreet,Suite400 Toronto,OntarioM5J2X2Telephone.........................................................................416.815.5700Fax....................................................................................416.359.9331Website..........................................................................mapleleafs.comTwitter..............................................................................@MapleLeafsFounded.................................................................................... 1926-27Stanley Cup Titles..................11;1932,1942,1945,1947,1948,1949, 1951,1962,1963,1964,1967Colors.............................................................................BlueandWhite

DIRECTORYChairman, NHL Governor.................................LawrenceM.TanenbaumPresident & Chief Executive Officer..............................RichardPeddiePresident & General Manager............................................ BrianBurkeHead Coach.......................................................................... RonWilsonAssistant Coach....................................................................KeithActonAssistant Coach.....................................................................TimHunterAssistant Coach.................................................................... RobZettlerGoaltending Consultant................................................. FrancoisAllaire

TORONTOMAPLELEAFS

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 1 0 0 – 1 4 4 10 – 18 0-4 5-10 Backstrom(37-39)10/10 VAN 0 1 1 – 2 10 17 12 – 39 0-5 4-8 Samuelsson Luongo(17-18) 18,810 VAN 1 3 1 – 5 6 11 5 – 22 1-4 5-10 H.Sedin Raycroft(28-30) 11/5 MIN 0 2 0 – 2 3 12 15 – 30 0-5 4-8 BACKSTROM(13-17);Harding(4-4) *18,105 MIN 2 0 1 – 3 13 18 10 – 41 0-4 5-10 Harding(25-29) 12/12 VAN 3 0 1 – 4 12 8 9 – 29 3-5 4-8 Kesler Luongo(38-41) 18,810 VAN 1 1 0 – 2 12 14 5 – 31 1-4 11-39 LUONGO(14-19);Raycroft(3-3) 1/13 MIN 2 0 3 – 5 12 4 6 – 22 1-5 10-29 Miettinen(4) Backstrom(29-31) 18,356 VAN 0 0 2 – 2 14 2 13 – 29 0-1 11-36 LUONGO(27-32);Raycroft(8-9) 2/14 MIN 1 2 3 – 6 9 17 15 – 41 4-7 4-14 Zidlicky(3) Backstrom(27-29) *19,342 MIN 0 0 3 0 3 3 9 15 0 27 1-8 7-14 Backstrom(36-39) 4/4 VAN 1 1 1 1 4 11 16 10 3 40 2-7 8-16 Salo Luongo(24-27) 18,810 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) VAN 6 6 6 1 19 65 68 54 3 190 7-26(26.9) 42-115 Luongo(3-2-0,120-137);Raycroft(0-1-0,39-42) MIN 6 4 10 0 20 44 64 71 0 179 6-33(18.2) 35-85 Backstrom(2-2-1,142-155);Harding(0-1-0,29-33)

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 1 3 1 – 5 14 9 8 – 31 2-4 4-8 Koivu(1) Backstrom(37-39)11/10 TOR 1 0 1 – 2 14 7 18 – 39 0-4 4-8 Gustavsson(26-30) 19,063 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) TOR 1 0 1 – 2 14 7 18 – 39 0-4(0.0) 4-8 Gustavsson(0-1-0,26-30) MIN 1 3 1 – 5 14 9 8 – 31 2-4(50.0) 4-8 Backstrom(1-0-0,37-39)

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Thu. 10/28 Xcel Energy Center 7:00 p.m.

2010-2011MATCHUPS

SERIESNOTESWashingtondefeatedMinnesota3-1atVerizonCenter(11/13)intheteams’lonemeetinglastseason…Minnesotais6-4-0all-timeagainsttheCapitals,includinga5-0-0homerecordanda1-4-0roadmark…TheWild’slonewinatVerizonCenterwasa4-3decision(11/21/02)…CMattCullenleadstheWildincareerscoringagainstWashingtonwith27points(9-18=27)in42contests...GNiklasBackstromis1-1-0witha3.50GAAanda.870SV%intwostartsversustheCaps,whileGJoshHardingis0-1-0witha2.00GAAanda.950SV%…LWJasonChimera(3-4=7)leadstheCapitalsinscoringagainsttheWild…GDanySabourinis1-0-1witha1.44GAAanda.945SV%againsttheWild,whileGSemyonVarlamovis1-0-0witha1.00GAAanda.967SV%.

WILDVS.WASHINGTONCAPITALS2009-10 Wild Record: 0-1-0 (0-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 0-1-0 at Washington)All-Time Wild Record: 6-4-0 (5-0-0 at Xcel Energy Center, 1-4-0 at Washington)

ALL-TIMESERIESNOTESHat Tricks:NoneOvertime Games:One,10/12/06,3-2shootoutwin(Koivu)@MINPenalty Shots:NoneShutouts:Two,1/10/01,3-0win@MIN(Fernandez-17saves);11/16/02,1-0win@MIN(Roloson-17saves)Last Trade Between Capitals and Wild:3/3/10,Acquireda2010secondroundpick(JohanLarsson)inexchangeforCEricBelanger.

TEAMINFORMATIONHome Ice (Cap., Built)............................ VerizonCenter(18,277,1997)Mailing Address...........................................627N.GlebeRd,Suite850 Arlington,VA22203Telephone........................................................................202.266.2200Fax...................................................................................202.266.2210Website.................................................................washingtoncaps.comTwitter................................................................................@washcapsFounded....................................................................................1974-75Stanley Cup Titles.......................................................................... NoneColors.......................................................................... Red,White,Blue

DIRECTORYChairman and Majority Owner............................................ TedLeonsisVice Chairman and President, COO................................... DickPatrickVice President and General Manager........................... GeorgeMcPheeHead Coach..................................................................BruceBoudreauAssistant Coach.................................................................DeanEvasonAssistant Coach.................................................................... BobWoodsAssistant Coach/Video..................................................BlaineForsytheGoaltending Coach................................................................ArtursIrbe

WASHINGTONCAPITALS NHLINFORMATION

ORDEROFSELECTIONFORENTRYDRAFT

TheNHL’sannualDraftDrawing isaweighted lotterysystemtodeterminetheorderofselectionforthefirst14picksofthe2011EntryDraft.

The 14 teams that did not qualify for the Stanley Cup Play-offs,orclubsthatacquiredthoseclubs’2011first-rounddraftpicks,participateintheDrawing.

TheClubselectedinthedrawingmaynotmoveupmorethanfourpositionsinthedraftorder,thusonlythefiveClubswiththe fewest regular-season points have the opportunity to re-ceivethefirstoverallselection.

NoClubcanmovedownmorethanonepositionasaresultoftheDraftDrawing.

Inthefirstroundofthe2010EntryDraft,theorderofselectionisasfollows:

a) Thefirst14selections,asdeterminedbytheDraftDraw-ing(seeabove);

b) Clubs eliminated in the first two rounds of the 2010Stanley Cup Playoffs, regular-season division winnersexcluded,ininverseorderofpoints;

c) Regular-seasondivisionwinningclubseliminatedinthefirsttworoundsofthe2010StanleyCupPlayoffs,inin-verseorderofpoints;

d) Clubseliminatedinthe2010ConferenceFinals, in in-verseorderofpoints;

e) StanleyCupfinalist

f) StanleyCupchampion

Inthesecondandsubsequentroundstheorderofselectionisasfollows:

a) Non-playoffclubsininverseorderofpoints;

b) Clubs eliminated in the first two rounds of the 2010Stanley Cup Playoffs, regular-season division winnersexcluded,ininverseorderofpoints;

c) Regular-seasondivisionwinningclubseliminatedinthefirsttworoundsofthe2010StanleyCupPlayoffs,inin-verseorderofpoints;

d) Clubseliminatedinthe2010ConferenceFinals, in in-verseorderofpoints;

e) StanleyCupfinalist

f) StanleyCupchampion

ELIGIBILITYFORCLAIM

a) AllPlayersage18orolderareeligibleforclaimintheEntryDraft,except:

i. aPlayerontheReserveListofaClub,otherthanasatry-out;

ii. aPlayerwhohasbeenclaimedintwopriorEntryDrafts;

iii.a Player who previously played in the League and be-cameaFreeAgentpursuanttothisAgreement;

iv. aPlayerage21orolderwho:(A)hasnotbeenselectedinapreviousEntryDraftand (B)playedhockey foratleastoneseasoninNorthAmericawhenhewasage18,19,or20andshallbeeligibletoentertheLeagueasanUnrestrictedFreeAgentpursuanttoArticle10.1(d);and18

v. aPlayerage22orolderwhohasnotbeenselected inapreviousEntryDraftandshallbeeligibletoentertheLeagueasanUnrestrictedFreeAgentpursuanttoArticle10.1(d).

UNSIGNEDDRAFTCHOICES

a) Aplayeraged18or19whowasselectedinthefirstthreeroundsoftheEntryDraftandwhowasnotsignedbyhisNHLClubmaynotberetainedbytheClubandmustbereturnedtohisjuniorClubnolaterthanthedaypriortotheopeningoftheNHLregularseason.

b) Aplayeraged18or19whowasselected in the fourthorsubsequent rounds who has not been signed by his NHLClubmaynotberetainedbyhisClubandmustbereturnedtohisjuniorClubnolaterthanthefourthdaypriortotheopeningoftheNHLregularseason.

ENTRYLEVELPLAYERS

1. Players18through21yearsofagewhensigningtheirfirstcontractmustremainintheentry-levelsystemforaperiodof three years;playersage22and23whensigning theirfirst contract are in the entry level system for two years;whilethoseage24whenfirstundercontractareintheentrylevelsystemforoneyear.Ageisdefinedastheplayer’sageonSeptember15ofthecalendaryearinwhichhesignsthecontract,regardlessofhisactualageonthedatehesignssuchcontract.

2. Intheeventthatasigned18or19-year-oldplayerdoesnotplayaminimumof10NHLgames(regularseasonand/orplayoffs)inhisfirstseasonundercontract,thetermofhisplayercontractandhisnumberofyears intheentry levelsystemwillbeextendedforaperiodofoneyear.Theexcep-tion to this isa19-year-oldplayerwho turns20 years ofage between September 16 and December 31 in his firstcontractyear.

3. Intheeventthataplayersignshisfirstcontractatage18andhashadhisPlayerContractextendedforoneseasonal-ready,andsuchplayerdoesnotplayatleast10NHLgames(regularseasonand/orplayoffs)inthesecondseasonunderthat player’s Player Contract, then the term of his Player

Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Penalties/ Game-Winning GoalieDATE OPP. 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T Plays Minutes Goal (Saves-Shots) Attn. MIN 0 1 0 – 1 10 6 14 – 30 0-3 3-6 Harding(38-40)11/13 WSH 0 1 2 – 3 15 16 10 – 41 1-3 3-6 Pothier Varlamov(29-30) 18,277 Scoring By Period Shots By Period Power Plays Penalties/ GoaltendersTOTALS 1 2 3 OT F 1 2 3 OT T (Percentage) Minutes (Record, Saves-Shots) WSH 0 1 2 – 3 15 16 10 – 41 1-3(33.3) 3-6 Varlamov(1-0-0,29-30) MIN 0 1 0 – 1 10 6 14 – 30 0-3(0.0) 3-6 Harding(0-1-0,38-40)

TEAMHISTORY TEAMRECORDS PLAYOFFHISTORY THENHLTEAMHISTORY TEAMRECORDS THEPLAYOFFS THENHL THEMEDIA

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NHLINFORMATION NHLCRITICALDATESCALENDAR

ContractandhisnumberofyearsintheEntryLevelSystemshallbeextendedforoneadditionalyear.

23-MANROSTER

Theremaybeamaximumof23playersoneachClub’splay-ingrosteratanyonetimefromthecommencementoftheNHLregularseasonthroughthetradedeadline. Priortothestartoftheseason,eachClubmustsubmittotheNHLits“OpeningDayPlayingRoster”whichshallbecomprisedofnotmorethan23players.EachClubmusthavearosterofatleast20play-ers,composedof18skatersandtwogoaltenders.PlayersonInjuredReservedonotcountinthe23-ManRosterlimit.

INjUREDRESERVELIST

IntheeventthataplayerisinjuredandaClubwishestoplacehim on the Injured Reserve List, the Club must follow theseprocedures.

1. AClubmayplaceaplayerontheinjuredreservelistifsuchplayerisinjured,disabledorillandunabletoperformhisduties as a hockey player after having passed the Club’sinitialphysicalexaminationinthatseason.

2. Aplayerwhohasaninjurythatrendershimphysicallyun-abletoplayforaminimumofsevendaysafterthatdateoftheinjurycanbeplacedontheClub’sInjuredReserveList.Onceaplayerisplacedontheinjuredreserve,theClubmayreplacesaidplayeronitsNHLrosterwithanotherplayer.Alldeterminations that a player has suffered an injury war-rantinginjuredreservestatusmustbemadebytheClub’smedical staff and in accordance with the Club’s medicalstandards.

3. AplayerplacedonInjuredReserveisineligibletocompeteinNHLgamesforaperiodofnotlessthansevendaysfromthedateofinjury.

4. PlayersonInjuredReservemayattendClubmeetingsandmeals,travelwiththeClubandparticipateinpracticeses-sions.

5. Players on Injured Reserve are prohibited from appearingingames,participating inpre-gamewarm-upswith theirClubs,ordressingingameuniformsongamedays.

REGULARSEASONWAIVERS

ForpurposesofRegularWaiversandRe-EntryWaivers,thefive(5)yearexemptionforan18yearoldskaterandthefour(4)yearexemptionfora19yearoldskatershallbothbereducedtothree(3)yearscommencingthefirstseasonthatthe18or19yearoldskaterplaysineleven(11)NHLGamesormore.Thenext two (2) seasons, regardlessofwhether theskaterplaysanyNHLGamesineitherseason,shallcountasthesecondandthird years toward satisfying the exemption. For purposes ofRegularWaiversandRe-EntryWaivers,thesix(6)yearexemp-

tionforan18yearoldgoalieandthefive(5)yearexemptionfora19yearoldgoalieshallbothbereducedtofour(4)yearscom-mencingthefirstseasonthatthe18or19yearoldgoalieplaysineleven(11)NHLGamesormore.Thenextthree(3)seasons,regardlessofwhetherthegoalieplaysanyNHLGamesinanyofthosethree(3)seasons,shallcountasthenextthree(3)yearstowardsatisfyingtheexemption.

ThefirstseasoninwhichaPlayerwhoisage20orolderplaysinone(1)ormoreProfessionalGamesshallconstitutethefirstyear for calculating the number of years he is exempt fromRegularWaiversandRe-EntryWaivers.

APlayer25yearsoldorolderwhoplaysinone(1)ormorePro-fessionalGamesinanyseasonshallbeexemptfromRegularWaiversandRe-EntryWaiversfortheremainderofthatseason.

TIE-BREAkINGPROCEDURES

At the conclusion of the regular season, the standing of theteamsineachConferenceshallbedeterminedinaccordancewiththefollowingprioritiesintheorderlisted:

a) Firstplaceineachofthethree(3)divisionsseeded1,2,and3.

b) ThehighernumberofpointsearnedbytheClub.

c) ThegreaternumberofgameswonbytheClub.

d) Thehighernumberofpointsearned ingamesagainsteachotheramongtwo(2)ormoreClubshavingequalstandingunderpriority(b)and(c)**

e) The greater differential between goals scored for andagainstbyClubshavingequalstandingunderpriority(d).

** note: For the purpose of determining standing under pri-ority (d) for two or more tied Clubs that have not played an even number of games with one or more of the other tied Clubs, the first game played in the city that has the extra game (the “odd game”) shall not be included. When more than two Clubs are tied, the percentage of available points earned in games among each other (and not including any “odd games”) shall be used to determine standing.

SEPTEMBER10 OpeningDayofRookieCamp

14 NHLBoardofGovernorsMeeting(NewYork,NY)

17 OpeningDayofNHLTrainingCamps

21 Pre-seasonschedulebegins

28 KraftHockeyville:BuffaloSabresvs.OttawaSenators(Dundas,ON)

OCTOBER1 HockeyFightsCancerAwarenessMonth

6 OpeningDayPlayingRostersset(3p.m.ET)

7 OpeningNight:93rdNHLRegularSeasonbegins

NHLFace-Off(Toronto)

2010CompuwareNHLPremiere:CarolinaHurricanesatMin-nesotaWild(Helsinki,FIN)

OfficialOpeningofCONSOLEnergyCenter:PhiladelphiaFly-ersatPittsburghPenguins

8 2010CompuwareNHLPremiere:MinnesotaWildatCarolinaHurricanes(Helsinki,FIN)

2010CompuwareNHLPremiere:ColumbusBlue JacketsatSanJoseSharks(Stockholm,SWE)

9 2010CompuwareNHLPremiere:SanJoseSharksatColum-busBlueJackets(Stockholm,SWE)

2010CompuwareNHLPremiere:PhoenixCoyotesatBostonBruins(Prague,CZE)

Stanley Cup Banner Raised: Detroit Red Wings at ChicagoBlackhawks

10 2010 Compuware NHL Premiere: Boston Bruins at PhoenixCoyotes(Prague,CZE)

21 U.S.HockeyHallofFameInductionCeremony(Buffalo,NY)

Inductees:ArtBerglund,DerianHatcher,KevinHatcher,Dr.GeorgeV.Nagobads,JeremyRoenick

28 ACelebrationofLesterPatrick(Boston,MA)

Recipients:CamNeely,DavidAndrews,JerryYork,JackParker

30 BusiestDayinNHLseason–28teamsplay

NOVEMBER6 HockeyHallofFameGame(BuffaloSabresatTorontoMaple

Leafs)

7 HockeyHallofFameLegendsClassic

8 HockeyHallofFameInductionCeremony(Toronto,ON)

Inductees: Dino Ciccarelli, Cammi Granato, Angela James;JimDevellano,ThelateDaryl“Doc”Seaman

8-18 2010SubwaySuperSeries(CHL)

9 NHLGeneralManagersMeeting(Toronto)

11-13 U204NationsCup

26 NHLFounder’sDay(1917)–13gamesonschedule

DECEMBER1 SigningdeadlineforGroup2freeagents

6-7 NHLBoardofGovernorsMeeting(PalmBeach,FL)

19-27 Holiday Roster Freeze in effect. For all players on an NHLactiveroster,injuredreserve,orplayerswithnon-rosterandinjurednon-rosterstatusasofmidnight,localtime,Decem-ber 19, a roster freeze shall apply through midnight localtimeDecember27,withrespecttowaivers,tradesandloans,subjecttotheexceptionsprovidedforinCBAArticle16.10.

24-25 Noscheduledpractices-dressingroomsclosed

26–Jan.5 IIHFWorldU20Championship(Buffalo,NY)

jANUARY1 2011BridgestoneNHLWinterClassic:WashingtonCapitals

atPittsburghPenguins(HeinzField,Pittsburgh)

17-19 HomeHardwareCHL/NHLTopProspectsGame(Toronto,ON)

27-31 NHLAll-StarBreak(nogamesplayed)

28 NHLBoardofGovernorsMeeting(Raleigh,NC)

29 HondaSuperSkills,7p.m.ET,Raleigh,NC(RBCCenter)

30 58thNHLAll-StarGame,4p.m.ET,Raleigh,NC(RBCCenter)

FEBRUARY1 HockeyisforEveryoneMonthCelebration

NHLRegularSeasonScheduleResumes

12 CBC’sHockeyDayinCanada(Host:Whitehorse,YT)

OttawaSenatorsatEdmontonOilers;TorontoMapleLeafsatMontrealCanadiens;CalgaryFlamesatVancouverCanucks

18-20 HockeyWeekendAcrossAmerica(USAHockey)

20 HockeyDayinAmerica

2011NHLHeritageClassic:MontrealCanadiensatCalgaryFlames(McMahonStadium,Calgary)

28 Tradedeadline(3p.m.ET)

MARCH14-16 NHLGeneralManagersMeeting(BocaRaton,FL)

APRIL7-9 NCAAFrozenFour(XcelEnergyCenter,St.Paul,MN)

10 Lastdayof2010-11regularseason

13 StanleyCupPlayoffsbegin

14-24 IIHFU18WorldChampionship(Germany)

29-May15IIHFWorldChampionship(OndrejNepelaArenainBratislava,Slovakia&LadislavTrojakArenainKosice,Slovakia)

30 2011RBCRoyalBankCup(EdgeworthCentre,Camrose,AB)

MAY20-29 2010MasterCardMemorialCup(HersheyCentre,Mississauga,

ON)

29-June4 NHLCombine(Location:TBA)

jUNE17/18 Lastpossibledayfor2011StanleyCupFinal

TBA Deadlineforfirstclub-electedsalaryarbitration(laterofJune15or48hoursafter

theconclusionoftheStanleyCupFinal,5:00p.m.ET)

22 2010NHLAwards(LasVegas,Nevada)

24-25 NHLEntryDraft(SaintPaul,MN)

jULY1 FreeAgencyperiodbegins

5 Deadlineforplayer-electedsalaryarbitrationnotification(5p.m.ET)

6 Deadlineforclub-electedsalaryarbitrationnotification(5p.m.ET)

20–Aug.4Salaryarbitrationhearingsheld

AUGUST6 Deadlineforsalaryarbitrationdecisionstoberendered

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NHLOFFICIALS

REFEREES SWEATER#AUGER,Stephane 15

*BANFIELD,David 44

*CHARRON,Frances 46

*CIAMAGA,Chris 41

DEVORSKI,Paul 10

DWYER,Gord 19

FURLATT,Eric 27

HASENFRATZ,Mike 30

*HEBERT,Ghislain 49

*HEBERT,Jean 43

JACKSON,Dave 8

JOANNETTE,Marc 25

KIMMERLY,Greg 18

REFEREES SWEATER#KOWAL,Tom 32

KOZARI,Steve 40

L’ECUYER,Frederick 17

LARUE,Dennis 14

LEE,Chris 28

LEGGO,Mike 3

MARTELL,Rob 26

MCCAULEY,Wes 4

McCREARY,Bill 7

MEIER,Brad 34

MORTON,Dean 36

O’HALLORAN,Dan 13

O’ROURKE,Dan 9

REFEREES SWEATER#PEEL,Tim 20

POCHMARA,Brian 16

POLLOCK,Kevin 33

REHMAN,Kyle 37

ROONEY,Chris 5

ST.LAURENT,Francois 38

ST.PIERRE,Justin 12

SUTHERLAND,Kelly 11

VANMASSENHOVEN,Don 21

*VINNERBORG,Marcus 45

WALKOM,Stephen 24

WALSH,Ian 29

WATSON,Brad 23

* minor league official

LINESMEN SWEATER#AMELL,Derek 75

BARTON,Steve 59

BRISEBOIS,David 96

CAMERON,Lonnie 74

CHAMPOUX,Pierre 67

CHERREY,Scott 50

CORMIER,Michel 76

CVIK,Mike 88

DEVORSKI,Greg 54

DRISCOLL,Scott 68

GALLOWAY,Ryan 82

LINESMEN SWEATER#GIBBS,Darren 66

HENDERSON,Don 91

HEYER,Shane 55

KOVACHIK,Brad 71

LAZAROWICH,Brad 86

MACH,Brian 78

McELMAN,Andy 90

MILLER,Steve 89

MORIN,Jean 97

MURPHY,Brian 93

MURRAY,Jonny 95

LINESMEN SWEATER#NANSEN,Derek 70

NELSON,Thor 80

NOWAK,Tim 77

PANCICH,Bryan 94

RACICOT,Pierre 65

RODY,Vaughan 73

SCHACHTE,Dan 52

SERICOLO,Anthony 84

SHARRERS,Jay 57

SHEWCHYK,Mark 92

WHELER,Mark 56

Front Row (L to R): Gordy Lee, John Jundt, Bob James Jr., Barry Fritz (Crew Supervisor), Scott Wheeler, Jeff Lehtinen, Paul Ryan. Back Row (L to R): Ken Kosel, Jim Larson, Bill Kronschnabel, Rick Tibesar, Rob Fritz, Dave Black, Jerry McLaughlin. Not Pictured: Ed Zepeda, (Scoring System Manager)

Last season Mikko Koivu was named the first-ever permanent captain of the Wild. This summer, the 27-year-old center committed his long-tern future to Minnesota signing a contract extension that will last until the 2017-18 season.

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AaronSickmanstartshis13thyearwiththeMinnesotaWildandsixthasManagerofMediaRelationsandTeamServices.HestartedasaninternwiththeorganizationinJuneof1998andhasheldanumberofpositionsintheclub’scommunicationsandbroadcastingdepartmentincludingManagerofCorporateCommunicationsandInternetServicesandCommunicationsManager.

Hisresponsibilitiesincludeorganizingtelevision,radioandnewspaperinterviewrequestsforplayersandfrontofficepersonnel,assistinginthewritingofallteaminformation,facilitatingplayerappearancerequestsandassistingintheorganizationssocialmediaefforts.Sickmanalsomanagesteamservicesincludingbookingpracticetimes.

ATwinCitiesnative,heattendedJohnMarshallHighSchoolinRochester,Minn.,andgradu-atedfromGustavusAdolphusCollegewithadoublemajorinOrganizationalManagementandGeography.SickmanalsoearnedaMaster’sinSportManagementfromtheUniversityofMassachusettsAmherstandservedasthemediarelationsinternfortheNFL’sMiamiDolphinsin1997.Hereceivedtheprestigious2005-06DickDillmanAward,giventotheNHL’stoppublicrelationsstaff.In2003,TheHockeyNewsselectedtheMinnesotaWildaspossessingtheNHL’sbestmediarelationsdepartmentinits“TheBestofEverythinginHockey”issue.

Heandhiswife,Kari,havetwosons,EvanandTate.ThefamilyresidesinBurnsville.

RyanStanzelisinhisfourthseasonastheWild’sMediaRelationsandTeamServicesCoordi-nator.StanzelhasworkedforMinnesotaSports&Entertainmentsince2003,servingseveralroleswiththeHoustonAerosoftheAmericanHockeyLeague,includingVicePresidentofCom-municationsandAdministration.

A2000graduateofWingate(N.C.)University,StanzelhasspenttimewiththeECHL’sLoui-siana IceGators, theMyrtleBeachPelicansof theCarolinaLeague,and theArenaFootballLeague’sAlbanyFirebirds.

StanzelresidesinSt.Paulwithhiswife,Keri,andtheirdogDaisy.

AARONSICkMANMANAGER, MEDIA RELATIONS

RYANSTANzELCOORDINATOR, MEDIA RELATIONS

MEDIARELATIONSTEAMMEDIAPOLICIESANDPROCEDURES

ACCESS: The Minnesota Wild organization and Communicationsdepartmentstrivetomakeitsplayers,coaches,managementandotherpersonnelavailableinatimelyandresponsiblefashiontoallaccreditedmembersofthemedia.

CREDENTIALS:PressseatingatWildhomegamesatXcelEnergyCenterisavailabletoaccreditedmediaintheAlShaverPressBoxlocatedonthesouthsideof theXcelEnergyCenter’spress level.Single-gamecredentialsmustberequestedno laterthan5p.m.,thedayprior toagameplayedTuesdaythroughSaturdayandby3 p.m., Friday for a Sunday or Monday holiday game. Requestsshould be made in writing to Deb Hanson, Minnesota Wild, 317Washington Street, Saint Paul, MN 55102; facsimile requests at(651) 293-9574 or e-mail requests at “[email protected]” willalsobeaccepted.Single-gamecredentialsmaybepickedupatthemediaentrancenearGate1,locatedonthesoutheastentranceoftheXcel Energy Center on Kellogg Boulevard. The elevator to thepressroomandpressboxislocatedinthesouthwestcorneroftheXcelEnergyCenternearGate2.Duetooccasionallimitedpressboxseating, those requestingsingle-gamecredentialswill be seatedonanas-availablebasis,withpreferencegiven to the following:localdailynewspapersandwireservices,televisionstationswithsportscasts, radio stationswhichuseactualities, visitingmedia,national media. Next preference goes to other Twin Cities mediaincludingweeklynewspapers,generaltopicmagazinesandtelevi-sionshowsandanyothermediathathaveaspecificassignmenttocoveraWildgame.Thosepersonsholdingfull-seasonWildorNHLTeamManagementcredentialsMUSTenterthroughGate1.

DAY-OF-GAME INTERVIEWS: After completion of the morningskate, which typically begins at approximately 10:30 a.m. (for a7p.m.start),isthebesttimetointerviewplayersandcoachesonagameday.RequeststointerviewaplayeruponhisarrivaltoXcelEnergyCenterforthegamewillbeaccommodatedupontheplayer’sand coach’s approval and should be requested at the morningskate. If the team isnotpracticing, the request shouldbemadetotheWild,orvisitingteampublicrelationsdepartment,nolaterthan10a.m.onthedayofgame.TheWildCommunicationsdepart-mentcannotguaranteeaccesstoplayersorcoachesifnopracticeisscheduled.InterviewsthatneedadvancepreparationorspecialaccommodationbyaWildplayerorCommunicationsstaffmember,such as live or studio television interviews pre- and post-game,should be made by contacting theWild Communications depart-mentnolaterthan10a.m.onthedayofthegame.

DAY-OF-GAMEPRACTICES:Onhomegamedayswhen theWildchoosetopractice,theywilltypicallytaketheiceatapproximately10:30a.m.Mediashouldplanonarrivingby10:30a.m.forgame-daypractices.Thevisitingteam’spracticeusuallystartsat11:30a.m.CalltheWildCommunicationsdepartmentifthereisaques-tionregardingeitherteam’spracticeschedule.

LOCkERROOMS:NHLlockerroomsclose90minutesbeforegametime.Requestsforinterviewstotakeplacebeforethelockerroomsareclosedwillbeaccommodatedonlyuponpriorapprovalbyboththeplayerandcoach.Theroomswillre-openfiveminutesafterthegameandremainopenfor30minutes.Theofficials’lockerroomisoff limits to themedia.Shouldacommentor interpretation fromthegame’srefereeorNHLsupervisorbeneeded,contactamemberof theWildCommunicationsdepartmentandapool reportermaybeassigned.

PHOTOGRAPHERS:Onlythosephotographersonassignmentwillbeallowedaccesstodesignatedphotographylocationsatrinkleveland inoverheadpositions.XcelEnergyCenterspacesareacces-sibletolocaldailies,wireservicephotographersandlocalTVcrews(fornon-televisedgames).TwophotographypositionsarereservedforWildteamphotographers.Additionalphotographypositionsaredeterminedonafirst-come,first-servedbasis;however, in casesof increasedphotographerattendance,positionswillbeassignedbyDewayneHankinsof theWildBrandMarketingstaffandteamphotographerBruceKluckhohn.Inallcases,photographersshouldcheck inwithDewayneHankinsorBruceKluckhohn inthepress-roombeforegametime.Becauseofverylimitedphotographyloca-tions,itisnotpossibletoaccommodatefreelancephotographers.

PRESS ROOM: Media possessing season credentials or thosegrantedsingle-gamecredentialsareinvitedtohaveamealbeforeeachgameinthepressdiningroom,locatedonthelowerlevel(XcelEnergyCenter’ssouthside).TheMinnesotaWildwillchargemedia$10toeatamealinthepressdiningroom.Theroomopenstwo-and-one-halfhoursbeforegametime.Diningroomusageislimitedto thosepresenting valid Wild credentials orNHL TeamManage-ment passes. It is impossible to accommodate family members,friends,guestsorothers.Anyabuseofdiningroomprivilegesmaycause forfeiture of a media pass. Limited refreshments are alsoavailableduringintermissions.

SERVICES: The Wild Communications department will furnishpre-gamepressnotes,lineups,pressreleases,completestatisticsand other pertinent information in the pressroom and the pressdiningroom.Therearesufficientelectricaloutletsandtelephonesavailable in thepressboxandmediawork room(adjacent to thepressdiningroom).MediainterestedinusingtheXcelEnergyCen-ter wireless network can receive an access code from a memberofthecommunicationsstaff.StatisticiansareavailabletoassistradioandtelevisionbroadcastersbycontactingtheWildCommu-nications department. These servicesmust bemade in advance,andonce theyaremade, the statisticiansmustbe compensatedwhetherornotused.

TELEVISIONCOVERAGE:AlltelevisionstationsareprohibitedbytheNationalHockeyLeaguefromshootinganddistributinggamefootage of any contest that is being broadcast from Xcel EnergyCenterbyeithertheMinnesotaWild,thevisitingteamornetworktelevision.Requestsforspecialfeaturesandthelikeshouldbedi-rectedtotheWildCommunicationsdepartment.

MEDIAPARkING:Theamountofparkingavailabletothemediaat the Xcel Energy Center is limited. The Wild Communicationsdepartment will issue full-season parking passes only to thosemediaexpectedtoattendthemajorityofhomegamesthroughoutthe2010-11season.Allotherparkingrequestswillbehandledona per-game basis and are subject to availability. Media parkingwillbelocatedintheRIVERCENTREPARKINGRAMPacrossKelloggBoulevard from the arena. The ramp has two entrances: on Kel-loggBoulevardandonExchangeStreet,whichcanbeaccessedviaEagleStreet(attheKelloggandWestSeventhintersection).Toenterthebuilding,mediashouldtaketheWestelevatortoSkywayLevelandenterthearenaattheskywayentrancetoGate1.AnalternateoptionistocrossKelloggBlvd.andenterthroughthemainentranceatGate1.


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MIkEGREENLAYTELEVISION ANALYST

MikeGreenlayentershiseighthyearastheMinnesotaWild’sTelevisionAnalyst.Theformergoalie,whowasnamedtothetelevisionanalystpositiononAug.13,2002,bringsauniqueperspectivetothebroadcastboothandprovidesin-depthanalysisofthegamebothonandofftheice.

GreenlaywillpartnerwithWild televisionplay-by-playannouncerDanTerhaaronKSTC-TV,Channel 45, the club’s exclusive over-the-air broadcastpartnerand FOXSportsNorth, theclub’sexclusivecabletelecastpartner.Alongwithhisanalystduties,Greenlayisfullyinte-gratedintotheWild’scommunications,marketingandcommunityrelations’efforts.

PriortojoiningtheWild,Greenlay,42(9/15/68),servedasradioanalystfortheMightyDucksofAnaheimfor twoseasons(1999-2001).HebeganhisbroadcastcareerwiththeHoustonAerosin1995servingastheteam’sradioandtelevisioncoloranalystforFoxSportsSouthwest.Greenlaywastheradioana-lystfortheNashvillePredatorsduringitsinaugural1998-99season,whilealsoworkingasatelevisionanalystforseveralnetworks.HespentthreeyearsasthetelevisionanalystfortheOrlandoSolarBearsontheSunshineNetworkandtheCentralCollegiateHockeyAssociationonFoxSportsDetroit(1996-99).GreenlayalsoservedastelevisionanalystfortheInternationalHockeyLeague’sGameoftheWeek(1995-99)andTurnerCupFinals(1995-99,2001).

Heplayedprofessionalhockeyforsixseasons(1989-95)asagoaltenderforseveralNHLorganizationsincludingtheEdmontonOilers,thePhiladelphiaFlyersandtheTampaBayLightning.Greenlaywasamemberofthe1988LakeSuperiorStatehockeyteamthatwontheNCAAChampionship.HealsowasapartoftheAtlantaKnights1994IHLTurnerCupChampionshipteam.

BorninBraziltoCanadianparents,GreenlaywasraisedinCalgary,Alta.,andholdsanundergraduatedegreeinE-CommercefromtheUniversityofPhoenixandaMastersdegreeinProjectManagement.Greenlayandhiswife,Amy,haveadaughter,Halston,andason,Landon.ThefamilyresidesinWoodbury.

Dan Terhaar is entering his sixth season as the television play-by-play announcer of theMinnesotaWild.HewasnamedtothepositiononSept.14,2005,andcanbeseenonKSTC-TVChannel 45, theWild’s exclusive over-the-air broadcastpartnerand FOXSportsNorth, theclub’sexclusivecabletelecastpartner.AlongwithbeingthevoiceofWildtelevisionbroad-casts,hewillbefullyintegratedintotheorganization’scommunications,sponsorship,mar-ketingandcommunityrelations’efforts.

Terhaar,48(11/20/61),alsowastheplay-by-playannouncerforKSTC-TV’scoverageof theMinnesotaStateHighSchoolLeagueTournamentsincludingboys’andgirls’hockeyandboys’andgirls’basketball.

Terhaar,agraduateofE.J.CooperHighSchool inNewHope,Minn.,hasanextensiveback-groundintheMinnesotasportsscene.Overthepastfewyears,hehasbeenthehostofanumberofweeklylocalsportsmaga-zineshowsincludingtheMinnesotaWild’sCalloftheWild,theMinnesotaSwarm’sInsideScoopandMinnesotaTwins’InsidePitchmagazineshows.TerhaarhasalsoservedasanannounceronVictorySports,calledMinnesotaStateHighSchoolTourna-mentgamesforKSTC-TV,Channel45,wasahostofamorningshowonKSTPRadioAM1500andSportsDirectoratWCCORadio.Hehasastronghockeybackground,havingservedastheradiovoiceofUniversityofMinnesotaGoldenGopherhockeyfrom1996to2003onKSTPRadio.HealsocalledcollegehockeygamesforSt.CloudStateandtheUniversityofNorthDakota.

Terhaarandhiswife,Teresa,havethreechildren,Ben,HannahandTom.ThefamilyresidesinAndover.

DANTERHAARTELEVISION PLAY-BY-PLAY ANNOUNCER

TELEVISIONANNOUNCERSTELEVISIONBROADCASTS

KSTC-TV,Channel45,theTwinCitiesonlyindependenttelevisionstation,beginsits5thseasonastheexclusiveover-the-airbroad-castpartneroftheMinnesotaWild.

Channel45deliversthebestinlocalsportsactiontoareaview-ers. Key franchise games include the Emmy™ award winning

MinnesotaStateHighSchoolLeagueChampionshipTournamentbroadcasts,NationalBasketballAssociation’sMinnesotaTimberwolves,SaintPaulSaintsBaseballandthefast-pacedactionoftheNHL’sMinnesotaWild.

PartoftherichbroadcastingheritageofHubbardBroadcasting,oneoftheonlyfamily-ownedtelevisiongroupsinthecountry,Channel45isthestationtoturntoforLocalNewsat9pm,deliveringlocalnewsofthedayandtheTwinCitiesfirstlookatweatherforthedayahead.Inaddition,Channel45LocalNewsMornings,airsfrom7:00amto9:00am.ForacompletelistingofChannel45sportsbroadcastsandregularprogramming,visitkstc45.com.

Reachingmorethan1.7milliontelevisionhomes,KSTC-TV,Channel45,isalsoavail-ableoncablechannel12(onmostmetrocablestations)andiscarriedonDirecTVandDishNetworksatellitesystems.

KSTC-TV,Channel45alsoproduces“MinnesotaWildCountry,”aweeklymagazineshowthatincludeshighlights,aspotlightfeature,newsandnotesfromaroundtheLeagueandcommunityinvolvementbytheteam.HostedbyJohnHanson,theshowairsat6p.m.onSaturdayandagainonSundayeveningat11:30p.m.

FOXSportsNorth—thearea’s leadingsupplier of regional sportsprogram-ming—andtheMinnesotaWild’sexclusivecabletelevisionpartnersinceitsinaugural season. The regional sports network enters its 10th consecutive

yearaspartofthislong-termpartnershipandwilltelecast50regularseasonWildgamesduringthe2010-11campaign.TheFOXSportsNorthtelecastsfeaturethebroadcastteamofplay-by-playannouncerDanTerhaarandcoloranalystMikeGreenlay.Inadditiontolivegamecoverage,FOXSportsNorthairsaspecialhalf-hourshowtitled“WildLive”beforeandafterthegamesfeaturingthebroadcastteamofTomChorske,RobbyInc-mikoski,andMarneyGellner.

FOXSportsNorthreachesmorethan2millionhomesthroughoutMinnesota,Wisconsin,IowaandNorthandSouthDakotaandtelecastsnearly2,600hoursoflocallyproducedprogrammingperyear.TheEmmyAward-winningregionalsportsnetworkprovidescomprehensivecoverageoftheNBA’sMinnesotaTimberwolves,MLB’sMinnesotaTwins,theNHL’sMinnesotaWild,theNFL’sMinnesotaVikings,theWNBA’sMinnesotaLynxaswellastheUniver-sityofMinnesotaathleticevents.

Forthelatestup-to-the-minutesportsnewsandopinions,visitwww.foxsportsnorth.com.

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RADIOINFORMATION RADIOINFORMATION

KevinFalnessbeginshis11thyearastheStudioHostandExecutiveProducerofMinnesotaWildradiobroadcastsonWCCO®RadioandacrosstheMinnesotaWildRadioNetwork.Heisthehostoftheteam’spre-andpost-gameshows,andkeepsfansuptodateonallthe

latebreakinghockeynewsandscoresaroundtheNationalHockeyLeauge(NHL)betweenpe-riodsfromtheNHLTonightStudios.

Priortothe2002-03season,theWildmadeabrandnewhomefortheNHLTonightStudios–thestate-of-the-artFishingLodgeinXcelEnergyCenter.ItservesasthestartingpointforeachandeveryradiobroadcastfortheMinnesotaWildRadioNetwork.

AgraduateofSt.LouisParkHighSchool,Falnesshasworkedintheradioindustryformorethan16years.BeforejoiningtheMinnesotaWild,hespentsixyearsinDenverworkinginsportsradioatKKFN.

Besidescatchinghimontheradiobroadcasts,youcanalsocatchFalnesshosting“HockeyUnplugged”,co-hosting“ThisWeekinHockey”SundaysatnoononWCCO®Radioandprovidingupdatesbothfortheteam’sofficialWebsite,wild.comandtheofficialMinnesotaWildPONDcast.

Heandhiswife,Melissahaveason,Brayden,andliveinSt.LouisPark.

kEVINFALNESSEXECUTIVE PRODUCER / STUDIO HOST

WCCO®Radio(830AM)entersits10thyearastheofficialflagshipstationoftheMin-nesotaWild.AllMinnesotaWildhockeygames, includingallpreseasongames, regularseasoncontestsandStanleyCupplayoffgameswillbebroadcastbyWCCO®Radioaspartofanexclusiveradioagreement.AnypreemptedcontestswillbeheardonbothBOB106FMand“LaMeraBuena”KBGY107.5FM.

Veteranplay-by-playmanBobKurtzandformerNHLdefensemanTomReidmakeupWCCO’sbroadcastteam.InadditiontotheirworktogetherwiththeWild,theduowaspairedtogetherfornineseasonsasthetelevisionvoicesoftheMinnesotaNorthStarsbeginningin1980.

TheTwinCitiesleaderinlivebroadcasting,WCCO®RadioisalsohometoUniversityofMinnesotasports.

Alsoaspartoftheagreement,WCCO®Radioisamajorcommunityrelations,marketingandpromotionalpartnerwiththeMinnesotaWild.Thestation’sWebsite,wccoradio.com,isalsolinkedtotheofficialWebsiteoftheMin-nesotaWild,wild.com.

WCCO®Radioisa50,000-wattstationthatcovers88counties,including13intheTwinCitiesmetropolitanareaand75non-metrocountiesinMinnesota,Wisconsin,IowaandSouthDakota.OwnedbyViacom,InfinityMediaCorporationandCBS,thestationcanbepickedupinmorethan28statesandthreeCanadianprovincesduringtheeveninghours.IthasbeenMinnesota’smostlistenedtoradiostationbasedontotalcumulativeaudiencesince1924.

Minnesota’stotalcountrystationBOB106isproudtojoinwiththeirsisterstation“LaMeraBuena”KBGY107.5FMtocarryanypreempted

Wildgamesduringthe2009-10season.BOBFMplaysthebestcountrymusicfromthelast50yearsandfeatureslegendaryTwinCitiesmorningshowhostChuckKnappalong

withhislongtimepartnerJonEngenontheBOBWakeupHappymorningshow.BOB106isproudtobeinpartner-shipwithWCCOandtheMinnesotaWildforthethirdconsecutiveyear!

“LaMeraBuena”KBGY107.5FMwillairanypreemptedMinnesotaWildhockeygamesalongwithBOBFM.His-panicsintheTwinCities,SouthernMinnesotaandpartsofIowaandWisconsinaretuninginto“LaMeraBuena”107.5,Minnesota’sfirst24-hour-a-day,365-day-a-yearSpanishlanguage49,000watt,FMradiostation.Withnews,weather,traffic,specialprogrammingandmore,aswellanextensivesongplaylistfeaturingthebiggeststarsinLatinmusic,“LaMeraBuena”hasbecometheradiostationofchoiceforareaHispanics.

The Minnesota Wild is committed to growing the sport of hockey throughout the state ofMinnesotaandupperMidwestaspartoftheMinnesotaWildRadioNetwork.Throughapart-nershipwithSkyviewSatelliteNetworks,more than30 radioaffiliateswillbroadcastWildhockeygamestothousandsofMinnesotafans.TheWildanditsradiopartnerswillcreateandexecuteavarietyoffundraising,educationalandinspiringpromotionalopportunitiesfor

youthhockeyplayersincommunitiesallacrosstheregion.

SkyviewSatelliteNetworkscurrentlyprovidestheradionetworkdistributionandinventorymanagementformorethan30professionalfranchisesandmajoruniversities.

ItalsoservesasthestatenewsnetworkofCaliforniaandArizona.Foundedin1995,SkyviewSatelliteNetworksisbasedinScottsdale,Ariz.,andfocusesonprovidingradionetworksolutionsformajorleaguesports.Formoreinformationvisitskyviewnetworks.com.

KATE1450AM............................ AlbertLea

KAUS1480AM.................................. Austin

KBUN1450AM............................... Bemidji

KUAL103.5FM..............................Brainerd

KROX1260AM............................Crookston

KDLM1340AM.......................DetroitLakes

KQDS1490AM.................................Duluth

WELY94.5FM/1450AM........................Ely

KSUM1370AM............................. Fairmont

KMGK107.1FM........................... Glenwood

WXXZ95.3FM.......................GrandMarais

KOZY1320AM.......................GrandRapids

WMFG1240AM..............................Hibbing

KRBI105.5FM...............................Mankato

WCCO830AM............Minneapolis/St.Paul

KNUJ860AM................................ NewUlm

KCUE1250AM............................ RedWing

KOLM1520AM............................Rochester

KRWB1410AM................................Roseau

KXSS1390AM..............................St.Cloud

KKAQ1460AM...................ThiefRiverFalls

KVKK1070AM...............................Verndale

KOWZ1170AM............................... Waseca

KWNO1230AM................................Winona

KVOX740AM...............................Fargo,ND

KKXL1440AM...................GrandForks,ND

KSDN930AM........................ Aberdeen,SD

KWSN1230AM.................... SiouxFalls,SD

KVTK1570AM...................... Vermillion,SD

WBIZ1400AM...................... EauClaire,WI

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RADIOANNOUNCERS

BobKurtz entershis11th yearbehind the radioplay-by-playmicrophoneof theMinnesotaWild.Kurtz’sdistinctivevoiceandsmoothdeliveryhasbeenastapleofeveryWildgameduringtheclub’sfirstnineseasons.He,alongwithradioanalystandformerNHLdefenseman,TomReid,canbeheardonWCCO®Radio(830AM),theofficialflagshipstationofMinnesotaWildhockeyandtheextensiveradionetworkwhichblanketstheStateofHockey.InadditiontocallingWildgames,KurtzandReidwerepreviouslypairedonMinnesotaNorthStartelecastsandhaveworkedsidebysideonUniversityofMinnesotaandMichiganStatehockeybroadcasts,aswell.

TheDetroit,Mich.,nativespent11years(1989-00)workingwithNewEnglandSportsNetwork(NESN)inBoston,Mass.,priortojoiningtheWildforitsinauguralseason.Hewasthenetwork’splay-by-playvoiceoftheBostonRedSoxandalsobroadcastanarrayofsportsincludingBostonBruinshockey,BostonUniversityhockey,theHockeyEastGameoftheWeekandtheAmericanHockeyLeague.

KurtzhasstrongMinnesotatieshavingservedastheleadtelevisionannouncerfortheMinnesotaNorthStarsforsevenseasonsonKMSP(1979-84)andKXLI(1987-88).Healsoperformedplay-by-playdutiesfortheMinnesotaTwinsonKMSPfrom1979to1986,andcouldbeheardonUniversityofMinnesotahockey,footballandbasketballbroadcastsin1988-89.Duringthatsameyear,heworkedasthesportsdirectoratKSTPradio(Minneapolis/SaintPaul)overseeingboththemorningsportsshowsandsportstalkshows.

AgraduateofMichiganStateUniversity,KurtzreturnedtohisalmamatertocallSpartanshockey,football,baseballandbasketballfrom1974to1979.Hehasalsodone freelanceplay-by-playassignmentswithTheBaseballNetwork (1994-95)andWJRRadio inDetroit.

Heandhiswife,Lorri,resideinSaintPaul.Theyhavetwosons,PaulandDanny.

TomReidbeginshis11thyearwiththeMinnesotaWildandhisninthseasonastheclub’sradioanalyst.ReidandBobKurtzwillwork togetheras thevoicesofWildhockeyontheclub’sofficialflagshipstationWCCO®Radio(830AM),andtheextensiveradionetworkwhichblanketstheStateofHockey.InadditiontotheirworkwiththeWild,thepairservedastelevisionbroadcastpartnerswiththeNorthStarsbeginningin1980.

TheformerNHLdefensemanspenthisfirsttwoyearswiththeclubasMinnesota’stelevisionana-lystsharinghishockeyknowledgewithmillionsofhockeyfansacrossMinnesota.ReidjoinedtheorganizationonAug.10,2000,andalongwithhisanalystduties,hasbeenfullyintegratedintotheorganization’scommunications,sponsorship,marketingandcommunityrelations’efforts.

Reidspent11yearsplayingintheNHLbeginningwiththeChicagoBlackhawks(1967-69)andthenwiththeMinnesotaNorthStars(1969-78).In701careerregular-seasongames,thedefensemantallied130pointson17goalsand113assistsandnotched654penaltyminutes.Headded14points(onegoal,13assists)and49penaltyminutesin43careerStanleyCupplayoffgames.

Followinghisplayingcareer,Reidspentthenext12yearsasatelevision/radioanalystfortheNorthStars.PriortohiscomingonboardwiththeWild,heservedasthetelevisionanalystforUniversityofMinnesotaGopherhockeytelecastsandwasatelevisionanalystfortheMinnesotastatehighschoolhockeytournament.

TheFortErie,Ont.,nativehasbeenveryactive incommunityserviceprojectssincemovingtoMinnesotamorethan30yearsago.Reidispresently involvedwithMinnesota’snewestchildren’swishgrantingorganization“Wishes&More”.Hewasaco-founderoftheMinnesotachapteroftheMake-A-WishFoundationin1982,andservedastheorganization’svolunteervicepresidentfor16years.

HecurrentlyservesasthepresidentoftheMinnesotachapteroftheNHLAlumniAssociation.ReidisalsotheownerofTomReid’sHockeyCityPubindowntownSaintPaul.

Heandhiswife,Patty,resideinEagan.Theyhaveadaughter,Rebecca.

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