24 former Wild players have made an appearance in the Stanley Cup playoffs this year, but, now with four teams left, only three remain and will continue their pursuit for their first Stanley Cup.
Ryan Suter (1G-2A-3P and +4 rating in 13 games), Sam Steel (1G-3A-4P and +1 in 13 games) and the Dallas Stars face the Edmonton Oilers in the Western Conference Final with Game 1 in Dallas scheduled for Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
And Dmitry Kulikov (0 points and +0 in 11 games) and the Florida Panthers face the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference Final with Game 1 in New York set for Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.
Here is a full list of former Wild players who were eliminated and how each performed with their team:
• Ian Cole (Vancouver Canucks) — 2 assists and-3 rating in 13 games
• Pat Maroon (Boston Bruins) — 2 assists and -2 in 13 games
• Charlie Coyle (Boston Bruins) — 1 goal, five points and +0 in 13 games
• Carson Soucy (Vancouver Canucks) — 1 goal, five points and +1 in 12 games
• Brent Burns (Carolina Hurricanes) — 1 goal, 4 points and+4 in 11 games
• Zach Parise (Colorado Avalanche) — 2 goals, 3 points and -1 in 11 games
• Brandon Duhaime (Colorado Avalanche) — 1 goal and -2 in 11 games
• Gustav Nyquist (Nashville Predators) — 1 goal, 4 points and -3 in 6 games
• Jason Zucker (Nashville Predators) — 1 goal, 3 points and +4 in 6 games
• Connor Dewar (Toronto Maple Leafs) — 1 assist and -1 in 6 games
• Kevin Fiala (L.A. Kings) — 1 goal, 2 points and +1 in 5 games
• Mike Reilly (New York Islanders) — 1 goal, 2 points and -3 in 5 games
• Nino Niederreiter (Winnipeg Jets) — 2 assists and -5 in 5 games
• Ryan Reaves (Toronto Maple Leafs) — 1 assist and -1 in 5 games
• Matt Dumba (Tampa Bay Lightning) — 0 points and -2 in 5 games
• Cal Clutterbuck (New York Islanders) — 0 points and -3 in 5 games
• Mitchell Chaffee (Tampa Bay Lightning) — 0 points and -1 in 5 games
• Cam Talbot (L.A. Kings) — 1-2 and .861 save percentage in three starts
• Darcy Kuemper (Washington Capitals) — Did not play
• Brad Hunt (Colorado Avalanche) — Did not play
• John Klingberg (Toronto Maple Leafs) — Did not play
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