On November 20th, the Minnesota Wild will square off against the New York Rangers at the Xcel Energy Center. This game will come with lots of anticipation, as this will mark the return of Marian Gaborik (barring injury) and Derek Boogaard. Last season, Gaborik did not play in the game at Minnesota because of an injury. Both players were fan favorites in Minnesota, for different reasons. Derek Boogaard was the enforcer that quickly became one of the NHL's most intimidating players. Marian Gaborik holds the record for most career goals and points in the franchise's history. Both left the team via free agency, one year apart.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Can't Wait for November 20th: New York Rangers
On November 20th, the Minnesota Wild will square off against the New York Rangers at the Xcel Energy Center. This game will come with lots of anticipation, as this will mark the return of Marian Gaborik (barring injury) and Derek Boogaard. Last season, Gaborik did not play in the game at Minnesota because of an injury. Both players were fan favorites in Minnesota, for different reasons. Derek Boogaard was the enforcer that quickly became one of the NHL's most intimidating players. Marian Gaborik holds the record for most career goals and points in the franchise's history. Both left the team via free agency, one year apart.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Minnesota Wild Tickets Available With Ticket King

Tickets for Minnesota Wild hockey games in the 2010 NHL Season are now available with Ticket King. Both preseason and regular season games are now available. The Wild are working to get back in the playoffs and back on top of the Northwest Division in the Western Conference. Coach Todd Richards will have his hands full trying to make the Minnesota Wild into an elite team and hopefully a Stanley Cup Winner. The Xcel Energy Center continues to sell out every game and is one of the best arenas in all of the NHL. Don't miss your chance to see the Minnesota Wild play at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul! Get your Minnesota Wild tickets today!
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2010 Minnesota Wild Season,
Todd Richards
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Minnesota Wild 2010 Preseason Schedule is out, Minnesota Wild Tickets will be available soon!
The Minnesota Wild has released the 2010 Minnesota Wild Schedule for the preseason, a good indication that Minnesota Wild Tickets will be available soon. Minnesota Wild Preseason Tickets are typically less expensive than regular season Wild Tickets but they can be just as hard to find. The Minnesota Wild preseason is often viewed as real-fans only time. Most fair-weather or mid-season fans don’t care enough to go to MN Wild preseason games, making them almost exclusively Wild Faithful only. If you consider yourself in this group or are interested in Minnesota Wild Tickets, I suggest making sure you get your Wild Preseason Tickets early. Check back here for more details about the 2010 Minnesota Wild Ticket Release Date.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Minnesota Wild wish they were playing like Wild Rivals the Chicago Blackhawks

The Minnesota Wild Roster is taking a moment... taking a moment to wish they had played like Wild Rivals the Chicago Blackhawks who are celebrating their Stanley Cup win. Minnesota Wild Ticket Brokers are taking a moment to do the same thing. Take a minute to play what if, IF the Minnesota Wild had played well and made it to the playoffs this week Minnesota Wild ticket sellers would be enjoying a vacation some where wonderful... instead, Minnesota Wild Ticket Holders are trying to decide if renewing their Minnesota Wild Season Tickets is worth it. So this week, as much as it pains me... Congratulations Chicago Blackhawks Ticket Holders, Blackhawks Fans, and Chicago Blackhawks Players!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Vote on my poll, Minnesota Wild Season Ticket holders
Attention, Minnesota Wild Season Ticket Holders: VOTE VOTE VOTE!
Please vote on my poll in the sidebar. Inquiring minds want to know!
Did you renew your Wild Season Tickets????
If yes, comment me on WHY and if no, comment me on WHY NOT.
Thanks!
Please vote on my poll in the sidebar. Inquiring minds want to know!
Did you renew your Wild Season Tickets????
If yes, comment me on WHY and if no, comment me on WHY NOT.
Thanks!
Friday, April 30, 2010
Will Minnesota Wild Season Ticket holders renew thier tickets?
I know that I am the Minnesota Wild Ticket expert, and typically I feel that I do have a finger to the pulse of the Minnesota Wild Fans and their ticket choices. However, after this past Minnesota Wild Season I feel unsure of what is going to happen in terms of Wild Season Tickets.
For the most part, Minnesota Wild Fans are not fair-weather fans, good-bad-ugly the Minnesota Wild Fans holding season tickets show up at the Xcel Energy Center ready to share. However, this year I have a feeling that things might be different. Because I can't quite feel out what the season ticket holders are going to do it is really hard to tell you what I think of the Minnesota Wild Ticket Market is going to be. So, I set a poll on the sidebar for all of you Wild Season Ticket holders or those of you who feel like they have a good guess about where Minnesota Wild Tickets are going to be next season. Let me know what you are thinking...
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Minnesota Wild Tickets were cheap on the secondary ticket market, leaving fans wondering about next year...
It was a rough year for the Minnesota Wild, expectations were high and Wild fans were quickly discouraged. The Minnesota Wild never seemed to really peak fan interest and spent most of the season skating in front of a only partially filled arena... without the demand for Wild Tickets that there has been in the past, Minnesota Wild Ticket prices fell on the secondary ticket market. For many of the late season games, ticket brokers like Ticket King were selling Minnesota Wild Tickets at below face value.
It makes me wonder what will happen to Wild Tickets next season. If fans are still barely interested at best, I doubt they will buy Minnesota Wild Tickets unless they are discounted. However, ticket brokers and the secondary market can not afford to sell discounted Wild Tickets for the entire season. In my opinion, brokers are going to need to spend the summer raising interest in the Minnesota Wild and encouraging fans to buy Wild Tickets early. Check back for updates about the Minnesota Wild and Wild Ticket Prices.
It makes me wonder what will happen to Wild Tickets next season. If fans are still barely interested at best, I doubt they will buy Minnesota Wild Tickets unless they are discounted. However, ticket brokers and the secondary market can not afford to sell discounted Wild Tickets for the entire season. In my opinion, brokers are going to need to spend the summer raising interest in the Minnesota Wild and encouraging fans to buy Wild Tickets early. Check back for updates about the Minnesota Wild and Wild Ticket Prices.
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Cheap Wild Tickets,
Minneosta Wild,
Ticket King
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