Minnesota Wild Display Cases

When you purchase one of our Minnesota Wild Display Cases you are getting a top quality made-in-the-USA specially designed acrylic case. Our cases are designed to display and protect hockey caps or hats, hockey helmets, hockey pucks and jerseys. An added feature is that each case comes complete with an engraved Minnesota Wild logo.

Minnesota Wild Goalie Mini Hockey Helmet Display - ...

Store your Minnesota Wild mini helmet in this unique acrylic display case that holds your souvenir in a horizontal position and comes personalized with an engra

$62.98

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Minnesota Wild Jersey Display Holder

Display and protect your prized jersey with this officially licensed Minnesota Wild Jersey Display Case. The jersey frame comes in black, wood or mahogany

$239.99

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Minnesota Wild Single Hockey Puck Case

If you’ve been looking for storage for hockey pucks you’ll want to take a look at this acrylic display case with a black base and includes an engraved Minnesota

$37.99

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History Of The Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota Wild was founded in June 1997 and entered the NHL in the 2000-2001 season. They aren’t the first NHL team to play in the region as they were preceded by the Minnesota North Stars who played there until they moved to Dallas in 1993 as the Stars. The Minnesota Wild call St. Paul, Minnesota home and are joined in the Minneapolis-St. Paul region by a number of professional sports teams including Major League Baseball’s Minnesota Twins, National Football League’s Minnesota Vikings, Minnesota Lynx (WNBA), Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA) and the Minnesota Swarm of the National Lacrosse League. The latter also being owned by the same partnership that owns the Wild.

The move of the North Stars to Dallas prompted local politicians, most notably Mayor Norm Coleman, to start a campaign to attract another franchise to the city of St. Paul. The original plan was to hopefully seek an existing team looking to relocate but plans eventually shifted to establishing an expansion team instead. Bob Naegele, Jr. filled the role as the lead investor and eventually became the majority owner in the partnership that applied for the expansion franchise.

A name-the-team contest announced six finalists in November 1997 and they included Blue Ox, Freeze, Northern Lights, Voyagers, White Bears and Wild. The front office appointments were made soon after and the ball started rolling in the return of professional hockey to Minnesota.

The team colors are Forest green, Iron Rage red, Harvest gold, Minnesota wheat and white. The Minnesota Wild play in the Central Division of the Western Conference.

Top players who have played for the Wild include Marian Gaborik (2000-2009), Andrew Brunette (2001-2011), Mikko Koivu (2004-present), Dwayne Roloson (2005-2008), Sergei Zholtok (2001-2004), Brian Rolston (2005-2008) and Filip Kuba (2000-2006).

The Minnesota Wild has not yet won a Stanley Cup but they have collected a single Division Championship.