Upward mobility for the Wild

January 16, 2017 at 5:15AM
Minnesota Wild head coach Bruce Boudreau watches play against the Dallas Stars in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Dallas, Saturday Jan. 14, 2017. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
Bruce Boudreau has the Wild on a roll. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Upward mobility for the Wild

The Wild lost 3-2 in a shootout at Calgary on Dec. 2, but since then Minnesota has gone 17-1-1 to move into the top spot in the Central Division and Western Conference. A look at how the West shaped up on Dec. 2 and now:

Standings through Dec. 2

TeamGPWLOTPts.

1. Chicago25166335

2. St. Louis24147331

3. San Jose25159131

4. Anaheim24128428

5. Edmonton251310228

6. Los Angeles241310127

7. Wild23118426

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8. Calgary271213226

Standings through Jan. 15

TeamGPWLOTPts.

1. Wild42289561

2. Chicago462714559

3. Anaheim462413957

4. Edmonton452315753

5. San Jose432516252

6. St. Louis442316551

7. Calgary462320349

8. Los Angeles432217448

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