Minnesota will play their next nine of 12 games on the road. The Wild are desperately in need of some goal production when they visit Calgary Sunday night. Puck drops at 5 p.m.

The Wild (22-18-7) look to avoid their fifth consecutive loss when the Stars (24-20-2) return to the Xcel Energy Center Saturday night. Minnesota needs to boost its offense after being outscored 17-6 during an 0-3-1 road trip. Four players from the Houston Aeros will join the Wild for the game in St. Paul. Dallas is also only one loss away from its fifth consecutive defeat.

The Wild (22-16-6) will meetup with the Blues (25-12-6) on the road Saturday night. Minnesota continued to struggle Thursday losing 5-2 to the Blackhawks. The Wild are now 2-9-3 in their last 14 games. St. Louis also lost on home ice Thursday to Vancouver in overtime. However, that was just the second loss for the Blues in 11 homes games. Minnesota beat St. Louis twice at the Xcel in November.

Minnesota (25-19-7) beat Dallas at the Xcel Energy Center two weeks ago. However, the Stars (26-22-2) are looking to win their 15th straight home game against the Wild Saturday night. Both teams are still chasing one of the final playoff spots in the Western Conference. Minnesota lost 11 straight road games before beating Colorado last month and again Thursday night. The Stars are coming off a two-game winning streak.

Minnesota (25-21-8) continues to struggle as of late, despite being one the best teams in the NHL earlier this season. The Wild have lost their last three games, including a loss on the road in Columbus Tuesday. Minnesota will again face the Blue Jackets (15-33-6) on home ice Saturday night.

The Minnesota Wild are back in St. Paul Sunday night to host the Colorado Avalanche. The Wild are looking to bounce back from an embarrassing loss to the Detroit Red Wings Friday night.

The Wild (25-23-8) are looking to avoid their sixth consecutive loss when the Winnipeg Jets visit St. Paul Thursday night. Minnesota only had 18 shots Tuesday night while dropping a club-record fourth straight regulation home loss to Anaheim.

The Wild (27-25-9) are back in St. Paul to host the Sharks Sunday night. Minnesota had its two-game winning streak snapped Friday with a loss in Dallas. San Jose (32-21-7) could move back into a tie for first place, but the Sharks haven't won at the Xcel Energy Center in almost two years.