Minnesota Wild Unveil All-Black Hometown Remix Jerseys, Will Wear Them 9 Times This Season At Home

The Minnesota Wild are going all black.

As part of the NHL's new Hometown Remix jersey collection, the Wild have unveiled an all-black uniform that they will wear nine times throughout the 2026-27 season.

The new look features black jerseys, matte black helmets, black gloves and black breezers, giving Minnesota a completely different look on the ice.

While the NHL is requiring teams to wear their Hometown Remix uniforms a minimum of seven times this season, the Wild have elected to wear theirs for nine home games. Ten total.

Minnesota will debut the uniforms on Nov. 17 when the Nashville Predators visit Grand Casino Arena.

Of the ten scheduled games, all nine will take place on home ice.

Here is the Wild's complete Hometown Remix jersey schedule for home games:

• Nov. 17: vs. Nashville Predators

• Nov. 27: vs. Colorado Avalanche

• Dec. 12: vs. Winnipeg Jets

• Dec. 26: vs. Winnipeg Jets

• Jan. 2: vs. St. Louis Blues

• Jan. 14: vs. Florida Panthers

• Jan. 21: vs. Detroit Red Wings

• Feb. 23: vs. Pittsburgh Penguins

• March 19: vs. Calgary Flames

Minnesota will wear them on the road against the Columbus Blue Jackets on December 10.

The Wild will wear the uniforms twice against the Winnipeg Jets, making them the only opponent scheduled to see Minnesota's new look more than once.

The all-black uniforms will make their final scheduled appearance on March 19 against the Calgary Flames.

With nine home games on the calendar, Wild fans will have plenty of opportunities to see Minnesota's newest look throughout the season.

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