The Minnesota Wild finished dead last in the Central Division and seven points out of the final Wild Card spot with 83 points in 2018-19. Former General Manager Paul Fenton definitely had his hand in the Wild’s poor campaign, but the fact that the division sent five teams to the playoffs shows that Minnesota also needs to measure themselves against the teams ahead of them in the Central. At the top were the Nashville Predators, who recorded 47 wins and 100 points to win the division, and the Winnipeg Jets, who posted the same number of wins and only one less point.
Top of the Top: Where Do the Wild Land?
