The Minnesota Wild are 10-3 since the team fired Dean Evanson including SIX straight home wins by a margin of 19-10.

From Wild forward - "This has been a grind," Foligno said. "We're trying to catch up in the standings, so it's like extra, extra work, and then mentally a little bit of fatigue. So to be going into the break with another win is huge, and the consistency we've been getting has been nice."

Since December 7th Detroit is 2-8 and they’ve allowed over 4 goals/game in that span with the avg loss 4.0 to 2.
Take the Wild to get the win at home on Wednesday night.