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Minnesota Wild TV Listings, Streaming, & Radio Broadcasts
6pm Central Time Puck Drop
TV: FS-N in Minnesota and MSG+ in New York
Streaming: NHL Gamecenter
Radio Broadcast: KFAN 100.3 FM in Minneapolis area and WRHU 88.7 FM & 103.9 LI News Radio in Long Island area
Radio Stream: NHL Radio or KFAN on I Heart Radio
Nationally Broadcast Games:
Los Angeles Kings vs New York Rangers, 6pm CST, NBCSN
Playoff Odds
With a win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday the Wild saw a 1.661% bump in their probability of making the playoffs, moving them to 94.916%, according to HockeyStats.ca and Micah Blake McCurdy.
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- Minnesota Wild draft heavy on centers and home-state selections
- Minnesota Wild open regular season at home against Stanley Cup Finalist
They’re now less than 1% behind the Vancouver Canucks in this rating system. Vancouver’s path is a little easier than the Wild’s since the top three teams in the Central Division are among the top four in the Western Conference, making it easier for Vancouver to get above the Wild Card line.
On Tuesday night the Wild’s odds can get a little boost by (in order of descending importance to the Wild) the New York Rangers beating the Los Angeles Kings and the Vancouver Canucks beating the Winnipeg Jets.
Here’s a look at how the playoff probabilities break down in the Western Conference.
It’s been a little while since we’ve taken a look at the Eastern Conference, so I’m going to drop that graph below, because things are getting interesting over there. Last night, the Ottawa Senators beat the San Jose Sharks and grabbed a wild card spot away from the Boston Bruins.
Note Florida’s dive since mid-January, as well as the meteoric rise of the Senators in recent weeks coinciding with a nosedive from the Bruins.
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More from Gone Puck Wild
- Defenseman Matt Dumba signs one-year contract with Arizona
- Minnesota Wild reach agreement with Brandon Duhaime on one-year contract
- Minnesota Wild receive mixed grades for picks in NHL Entry Draft
- Minnesota Wild draft heavy on centers and home-state selections
- Minnesota Wild open regular season at home against Stanley Cup Finalist