Dave Lozo of NHL.com ranks the Wild as the second-best team behind the Boston Bruins. Minnesota currently leads the NHL in points.
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It’s a completely subjective list, but ESPN.com is out with its weekly NHL power rankings. For the first time ever, the Minnesota Wild are at the top. As they put it: "Why not the Wild?"
The NHL Board of Governors has approved a major change to realignment. The new format wipes out the current six divisions in favor of four conferences. The Wild will join Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Detroit, Nashville, St. Louis and Winnipeg. Each conference will include seven or eight teams.
