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MINNESOTA WILD ROSTER Oct. 1, 2019 FORWARDS HT WT SHOOTS BORN BIRTHPLACE 2018-19 TEAM LGE GP G A PTS PIM ACQ 6 Ryan Donato 6-0 193 Left 4/9/96 Boston, Massachusetts Boston/Minnesota NHL 56 10 15 25 6 TRD/19 9 Mikko Koivu 6-3 219 Left 3/12/83 Turku, Finland Minnesota NHL 48 8 21 29 22 EN/01 11 Zach Parise 5-11 193 Left 7/28/84 Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota NHL 74 28 33 61 26 FA/12 12 Eric Staal 6-4 207 Left 10/29/84 Thunder Bay, Ontario Minnesota NHL 81 22 30 52 34 FA/16 14 Joel Eriksson Ek 6-1 208 Left 1/29/97 Karlstad, Sweden Minnesota NHL 58 7 7 14 20 EN/15 16 Jason Zucker 5-11 183 Left 1/16/92 Newport Beach, California Minnesota NHL 81 21 21 42 28 EN/10 17 Marcus Foligno 6-3 228 Left 8/10/91 Buffalo, New York Minnesota NHL 82 7 12 19 55 TRD/17 18 Jordan Greenway 6-6 227 Left 2/16/97 Canton, New York Minnesota NHL 81 12 12 24 29 EN/15 19 Luke Kunin 6-0 195 Right 12/4/97 Chesterfield, Missouri Minnesota NHL 49 6 11 17 27 EN/16 22 Kevin Fiala 5-10 193 Left 7/22/96 St. Gallen, Switzerland Nashville/Minnesota NHL 83 13 26 39 36 TRD/19 36 Mats Zuccarello 5-8 184 Left 9/1/87 Oslo, Norway New York Rangers/Dallas NHL 48 12 28 40 24 FA/19 38 Ryan Hartman 6-0 181 Right 9/20/94 Hilton Head Island, S.C. Nashville/Philadelphia NHL 83 12 14 26 74 FA/19 49 Victor Rask 6-2 200 Left 3/1/93 Leksand, Sweden Carolina/Minnesota NHL 49 3 6 9 8 TRD/19 DEFENSEMEN HT WT SHOOTS BORN BIRTHPLACE 2018-19 TEAM LGE GP G A PTS PIM ACQ 20 Ryan Suter 6-1 208 Left 1/21/85 Madison, Wisconsin Minnesota NHL 82 7 40 47 41 FA/12 21 Carson Soucy 6-5 211 Left 7/27/94 Viking, Alberta Iowa AHL 66 5 15 20 71 EN/13 24 Matt Dumba 6-0 182 Right 7/25/94 Regina, Saskatchewan Minnesota NHL 32 12 10 22 21 EN/12 25 Jonas Brodin 6-1 198 Left 7/12/93 Karlstad, Sweden Minnesota NHL 82 4 14 18 30 EN/11 29 Greg Pateryn 6-3 223 Right 6/20/90 Sterling Heights, Michigan Minnesota NHL 80 1 6 7 41 FA/18 46 Jared Spurgeon 5-9 167 Right 11/29/89 Edmonton, Alberta Minnesota NHL 82 14 29 43 20 FA/10 55 Nick Seeler 6-2 198 Left 6/3/93 Eden Prairie, Minnesota Minnesota NHL 71 2 5 7 64 EN/11 77 Brad Hunt 5-9 187 Left 8/24/88 Maple Ridge, British Columbia Vegas/Minnesota NHL 42 5 7 12 8 TRD/19 GOALTENDERS HT WT CATCHES BORN BIRTHPLACE 2018-19 TEAM LGE GP W-L-OT SO GAA SV% ACQ 32 Alex Stalock 6-0 195 Left 7/28/87 St. Paul, Minnesota Minnesota NHL 21 6-8-3 0 2.99 .899 FA/16 40 Devan Dubnyk 6-6 223 Left 5/4/86 Regina, Saskatchewan Minnesota NHL 67 31-28-6 2 2.54 .913 TRD/15 .

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