1. Last 10 Seasons

             Finish           GP      W        L       OT     Pts                      Playoff Results

    2007-2008
    2008-2009
    2009-2010
    2010-2011
    2011-2012
    2012-2013
    2013-2014
    2014-2015
    2015-2016
    2016-2017

    2nd of Southeast
    2nd of Southeast
    3rd of Southeast
    3rd of Southeast
    5th of Southeast
    3rd of Southeast
    7th of Metropolitan
    8th of Metropolitan
    6th of Metropolitan
    7th of Metropolitan

    82
    82
    82
    82
    82
    48
    82
    82
    82
    ​82

    43
    45
    35
    40
    33
    19
    36
    30
    35
    36

    33
    30
    37
    31
    33
    25
    35
    41
    31
    31

    6
    7
    10
    11
    16
    4
    11
    11
    16
    15

    92
    97
    80
    91
    82
    42
    83
    71
    86
    87

    Did not qualify
    Lost in Conference Finals to Pittsburgh 4-0
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify

The Boston Bruins are a professional ice hockey team based in Boston, Massachusetts. They are members of the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). The team has been in existence since 1924, and is the league's third-oldest team overall and the oldest in the United States. It is also an Original Six franchise, along with the Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs. The Bruins have won six Stanley Cup championships, tied for fourth most of all-time with the Blackhawks and tied second-most of any American NHL team also with the Blackhawks (behind the Red Wings, who have 11).

The first facility to host the Bruins was the Boston Arena (today's Matthews Arena) — the world's oldest (built 1909–10) indoor ice hockey facility still in use for the sport at any level of competition — and following the Bruins' departure from the Boston Arena, the team played its home games at the Boston Garden for 67 seasons, beginning in 1928 and concluding in 1995, when they moved to the TD Garden.
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The Minnesota Wild is a professional ice hockey team based in St. Paul, Minnesota. It is a group of members of the Central Division of the Western Conference of the National Hockey League (NHL). The Wild is the only Minneapolis-St. Paul area major professional sports league franchises to play in St. Paul; the other three play in Minneapolis.

The new team was founded on June 25, 1997, but started playing in the 2000–01 NHL season.
The Wild were the first NHL franchise in Minnesota since the Minnesota North Stars moved to 
Dallas in 1993. They lost their first game, 3–1, to the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim and recorded their
first win against the Tampa Bay Lightning five games later. The Wild play at the Xcel Energy Center.
 In the 2002–03 season, the team made its first Stanley Cup playoff appearance, making a surprising
run to the Western Conference Finals. As of 2017, the Wild have averaged a .544 points percentage
since entering the league.

  1. Top 3 Goaltender with Most Regular Season Wins

    Seasons       GP          W          L         T/O

    1. Niklas Backstrom
    2. Manny Fernandez
    3. Devan Dubnyk

    2007-2015
    2001-2007
    2015-

    409
    260
    171

    194
    113
    99

    142
    102
    54

    50
    28
    13

  2. Top 5 Regular Season Point-Scorers

    Seasons   Pos    GP         G           A         Pts

    1. Mikko Koivu
    2. Marian Gaborik
    3. Pierre-Marc Bouchard
    4. Andrew Brunette
    5. Zach Parise

    2005-
    2000-2008
    2002-2012
    01-04.08-11
    2012-

    C
    RW
    RW
    LW
    LW

    843
    502
    565
    489
    328

    179
    219
    106
    119
    124

    435
    218
    241
    202
    127

    614
    437
    347
    321
    251

  1. Team Captains

    26. Keith Carney
    27. Brian Rolston
    28. Mark Parrish
    29. Pavol Demitra
    30. Brian Rolston

    Dec. 2006
    Jan. 2007
    End of Season
    Oct. 2007
    Nov. 2007

  2. Team Captains

    26. Mark Parrish
    27. Nick Schultz
    28. Mikko Koivu
    29. Marian Gaborik
    30. Mikko Koivu

    Dec. 2007
    Jan. 2008
    Feb. 2008
    End of Season
    Oct-Nov 2008

  3. Team Captains

    31. Kim Johnsson
    32. Mikko Koivu
    33. Andrew Brunette
    34. Mikko Koivu
    35. Mikko Koivu

    1999-2009
    2010-2014
    Feb. 2009
    Mar-Apr 2009
    2009-

  4. Team Captains

    21. Filip Kuba
    22. Willie Mitchell
    23. Brian Rolston
    24. Wes Walz
    25. Brian Rolston

    Nov. 2005
    Dec-Jan 05-06
    Feb. 2006
    Mar-Apr 2006
    Oct-Nov 2006

  5. Team Captains

    16. Richard Park
    17. Brad Bombardir
    18. Jim Dowd
    19. Andrew Brunette
    20. Alex Henry

    Dec. 2003
    Jan. 2004
    Feb. 2004
    Mar-Apr 2004
    Oct. 2005

  6. Team Captains

    6. Jim Dowd
    7. Filip Kuba
    8.Brad Brown
    9. Andrew Brunette
    10. Brad Bombardir

    Oct. 2001
    Nov. 2001
    Dec-Jan 01-02
    Fe-Mar-Ap 2002
    Oct-Nov 2002

  7. Team Captains

    11. Matt Johnson
    12. Sergei Zholtok
    13. Brad Bombardir
    14. Brad Brown
    15. Andrew Brunette

    Dec. 2002
    Jan. 2003
    Rest of season
    Oct. 2003
    Nov. 2003

  8. Team Captains

    1. Sean O'Donnell
    2. Scott Pellerin
    3. Wes Walz
    4. Brad Bombardir
    5. Darby Hendrickson

    Oct. 2000
    Nov. 2000
    Dec. 2000
    Jan-Feb 2001
    Mar-Apr 2001

    The Wild rotated their captaincy for their first 9 Seasons

  1. Last 11 Seasons

             Finish           GP      W        L       OT     Pts                      Playoff Results

    2007-2008
    2008-2009
    2009-2010
    2010-2011
    2011-2012
    2012-2013
    2013-2014
    2014-2015
    2015-2016
    2016-2017
    ​2017-2018

    1st of Northwest
    3rd of Northwest
    4th of Northwest
    3rd of Northwest
    4th of Northwest
    2nd of Northwest
    4th of Central
    4th of Central
    5th of Central
    ​2nd of Central
    3rd of Central

    82
    82
    82
    82
    82
    48
    82
    82
    82
    ​82
    ​82

    44
    40
    38
    39
    35
    26
    43
    46
    38
    49
    ​45

    28
    33
    36
    35
    36
    19
    27
    28
    33
    25
    26

    10
    9
    8
    8
    11
    3
    12
    8
    11
    ​8
    ​11

    98
    89
    84
    86
    81
    55
    98
    100
    87
    106
    101

    Lost in Conference Quarterfinals to Colorado 4-2
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Did not qualify
    Lost Conference Quarterfinals to Chicago 4-1
    Lost in Second Round to Chicago 4-2
    Lost Second Round to Chicago 4-0
    Lost in First Round to Dallas 4-2
    Lost First Round to St-Louis 4-1
    Lost First Round to Winnipeg 4-1