Record
Pts
Div. Rank
G/G
GA/G
PP%
PK%
Minnesota Wild
(22-17-7)
51
3rd Northwest
2.20 (29)
2.46 (8)
14.1% (25)
82.5% (15)
Toronto Maple Leafs
(22-18-5)
49
3rd Northeast
3.02 (6)
3.07 (26)
20.6% (4)
74.4% (30)
Minnesota Wild
Top 5 Scorers:
G
A
Pts
1. #9 Mikko Koivu
9
24
33
2. #15 Dany Heatley
13
17
30
3. #7 Matt Cullen
11
14
25
4. #21 Kyle Brodziak
12
10
22
5. #96 Pierre-Marc Bouchard
9
13
22
Top 3 Penalty Minutes:
PIM
1. #16 Brad Staubitz
73
2. #22 Cal Clutterbuck
56
3. #4 Clayton Stoner
40
Goaltenders:
GAA
SV%
1. #32 Niklas Backstrom (12-11-4)
2.39
.923
2. #37 Josh Harding (8-6-3)
2.44
.925
3. #31 Matt Hackett (2-0-0)
0.85
.977
Toronto Maple Leafs
Top 5 Scorers:
G
A
Pts
1. #81 Phil Kessel
24
25
49
2. #19 Joffrey Lupul
20
28
48
3. ...
Found January 18, 2012 on
State of Hockey News:
PLAYERS:
Mikko Koivu,
Dany Heatley,
Matt Cullen,
Kyle Brodziak,
Pierre-Marc Bouchard,
Brad Staubitz,
Cal Clutterbuck,
Clayton Stoner,
Niklas Backstrom,
Josh Harding,
Phil Kessel,
Joffrey Lupul,
Dion Phaneuf,
Mikhail Grabovski,
Tyler Bozak,
Mike Brown,
Jonas Gustavsson,
James Reimer,
Ben Scrivens,
Devin Setoguchi,
Nick Schultz,
Marek Zidlicky,
Marco Scandella,
Jarod Palmer,
Guillaume Latendresse,
Colby Armstrong,
John-Michael Liles
TEAMS: Minnesota Wild, Toronto Maple Leafs
TEAMS: Minnesota Wild, Toronto Maple Leafs
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