Don’t look now, but the Minnesota Wild are actually starting to play some decent hockey. In their last eight games, the Wild are 5-2-1 and are just looking better in most phases of the game. They still have a long way to go before they can be considered a legitimate contender for the postseason, but their back-to-back wins against the Buffalo Sabres and Colorado Avalanche serve as a good start. And Saturday night, the Wild will have a chance to do something they have failed to do all season — win three straight games.
Preview: Wild head to Boston to take on Bruins
