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At the end of the game, there will be a silent auction for game worn jerseys and other NHL items. You can also contact me for tickets, and I believe Bryan has a few left. Suites are sold out. If you can't make the game, you can donate tickets to send a military family to the game. But after taking a look at the Winnipeg game, Boudreau said he was very pleased with the results.

We were shutting them down pretty good," Boudreau said. Any time you can give a team seven scoring chances and keep them under 20 shots, you're going to win a lot of hockey games. The two goals Winnipeg scored in the final moments of the period both came as a result of turnovers on breakouts. Boudreau used the opportunity as a teaching point, showing video of the errors while also using other examples of what happens when the Wild are able to move the puck up the rink effectively.

Enter Search Term. Prospects Full Archive. Filed under: Hockey Wilderness Hosted Events. Reddit Pocket Flipboard Email. Want Zach to sign the back of your sweater too? Here's your chance. Details after the jump. Other NHL players participating in the game will be announced on www. Player game worn jerseys will be autographed and auctioned off after the game and all fans will be entered into a raffle for Minnesota Wild Camo Sweaters, Wild game tickets and other fabulous prizes. Fans and media alike had the opportunity to bid on the jerseys used by the star players in the Charity Game.

The high payout was for the Zach Parise jersey, which definitely went at a high price. Even Bryan and myself were fortunate enough to cast the winning bid on a jersey, with Bryan taking home the Gigi Marvin jersey, and I am now the proud owner of a Drew Stafford jersey. A great evening for an even better cause.

Not to sound too much like a tele-a-thon, but if you can, please give something. The money used helps kids play hockey. Their parents help provide us with the freedom to play an incredible game, so please help the kids enjoy the same privileges that we all have. To visit the site or make a donation, please visit the Defending the Blue Line.