The collection has been curated for more than 40 years, with artifacts ranging from vintage newspaper clippings to shiny gold-plated statues, but it took only three days to arrange it on the walls and shelves inside Wild coach Bruce Boudreau's Woodbury home.
Just inside the front door with the sunflower wreath is an office that holds some of the most prominent pieces.
Framed Maple Leafs and Blackhawks jerseys, commemorating Boudreau's stints as a player with each franchise, hang side-by-side, and the Jack Adams Award and Presidents' Trophy rest inside a glass case by the French doors.
An upstairs bedroom has more to offer, with another jersey — this one from the 2017 NHL All-Star Game that Boudreau coached — mounted on the wall and photos of a Calder Cup celebration on stage at a Tim McGraw concert on display.
But the mother lode is in the basement.
That's where there's a smorgasbord of sweaters, books, headlines, snapshots and even a Wild-themed scoreboard that catches Boudreau's eye through the window when he turns into the driveway after a game.
"I'm really lucky," Boudreau said. "No matter what happens, as mad as you get when you don't win — and it stays with you — I've been really blessed."
As his house attests, Boudreau has been reimbursed in accolades for devoting his life to hockey.