Iowa and Tucson will face off for the first time in the 2018-19 season in Arizona Tuesday evening. Heading into the first of four meetings between these two clubs, the Wild sit in second place in the Central Division with 78 points while the Roadrunners…
With 78 points heading into their four-game road trip through Tucson and Stockton, the math for Iowa is simple. Earn 14 points and it’s almost impossible for them to miss the postseason.
Gerry Mayhew calls it “mucking it up.” That’s just what happened again Friday as the Iowa Wild got into the face of the much bigger Rampage with a swarming forecheck and speedy attacks that drew 10 penalties from the Rampage and set-up…
Iowa Wild (33-18-7-5; 78 pts.) powered itself to a 6-3 victory against the San Antonio Rampage (27-30-6-0; 60 pts.) on the back of five power-play goals, which set a new franchise record.
Iowa finishes up a quick two-game set with the San Antonio Rampage Friday evening as the two teams face off at Wells Fargo Arena. The Wild currently are tied for second place in the Central Division with 76 points, while San Antonio is in eighth with…
When Brennan Menell arrived at Minnesota Wild’s training camp last season, few gave him a chance of getting to the American Hockey League. One year later, Menell is showing again underestimating him will only lead to a surprise.
Iowa Wild goalie Andrew Hammond moved quickly to the near post of his goal as San Antonio forward Jordan Kyrou chipped a shot at him from just outside the crease. Hammond blocked then cleared the puck to the other side of the ice in a continuous motion,…
Iowa Wild (32-18-7-5; 76 pts.) defeated the San Antonio Rampage (27-29-6-0; 60 pts.) by a score of 4-1 Tuesday evening, extending the team’s point streak at Wells Fargo Arena to eight games, setting a new franchise record.
Iowa welcomes San Antonio to Wells Fargo Arena for a quick two-game series beginning Tuesday evening. Iowa is in third place in the Central Division with 74 points while San Antonio is in eighth place with 60. Iowa is 2-3-0-1 this season against the…
Captain Cal O'Reilly is logging nightly minutes at a nearly unheard of pace and it feels like forever since the Wild have been back at home. Iowa Wild broadcaster Joe O'Donnell talks that and more in this edition of the Wild Wire.
Despite a loss to close out the season long six-game road trip, the Wild return to Wells Fargo Arena in a better position to make the playoffs than when they left. Now, all eyes are on Tuesday night against the San Antonio Rampage.
Iowa Wild (31-18-7-5; 74 pts.) ended its season-long six-game road trip with a 4-1 loss to the Chicago Wolves (35-18-5-2; 77 pts.) Saturday evening.