The Minnesota Wild, sitting at 6-7-3, are set to face off against the Calgary Flames, who currently hold a record of 4-10-2, on November 9, 2025, at Grand Casino Arena. Puck drop is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET, and fans can catch the game on ESPN+.
As the teams prepare to clash, the Wild find themselves positioned 13th and the Flames at 16th in the Western Conference standings. These rankings highlight the importance of the matchup as both teams seek to improve their standings.
Viewers can stream the game on Fubo, while tickets for those looking to attend in person can be found on StubHub.
Injury reports note the Wild will be missing Nico Sturm due to a back injury and Zach Bogosian with a lower body issue. The Flames have their own challenges, with Kevin Bahl listed as day-to-day with an undisclosed injury, while Zayne Parekh is out with an upper body injury and Martin Pospisil also classified as day-to-day.
Statistically, Kirill Kaprizov has been a standout player for Minnesota, boasting 21 points from nine goals and 12 assists this season. However, Filipp Gustavsson will need to improve his goals-against average of 3.2 and save percentage of .896 as they rank among the lower tier in the league. On the Calgary side, Nazem Kadri has contributed significantly with four goals and seven assists, bringing his total to 11 points. Dustin Wolf, despite facing challenges in goal with a goals-against average of 3.3 and a .893 save percentage, is crucial to the team’s efforts.
As anticipation builds for this matchup, both teams will be looking to leverage their strengths and key players to secure a vital win. This game could represent a turning point for either squad in their quest for a more favorable spot in the standings.