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The victory secures Minnesota’s 15th postseason appearance in franchise history and marks the team’s 12th playoff berth in the last 14 seasons, continuing a sustained run of consistency in the Western Conference.
As of early April, the Wild sit in third place in the Central Division and are among the first teams in the conference to mathematically secure a playoff position.

Minnesota fell behind 2-1 after the first period before scoring four unanswered goals to close out the game.
Team performance this season has been supported by roster continuity and front office decisions led by General Manager Bill Guerin, including maintaining core offensive production and strengthening defensive depth.
The game was played at Grand Casino Arena, the newly renamed home venue of the Wild, formerly known as Xcel Energy Center. The arena continues to host regular season and playoff games in downtown St. Paul.
Minnesota has six games remaining in the regular season as it competes for playoff seeding and potential home-ice advantage:
The NHL playoff schedule will be finalized at the conclusion of the regular season.
First-round playoff tickets are scheduled to go on sale to the general public on Monday, April 6 at 2:00 PM CT, with availability expected to be limited. Priority access will be given to season ticket members.
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