So, who will the Wild play?
• As the No. 7 seed, the Wild is the top Western Conference wild-card team and will play the division winner with the second-best record.
• Right now, that's Pacific-leading Anaheim (110 points). But the Ducks still could pass Central-leading St. Louis (111). Colorado (109) is hot on the Blues' heels in the Central, while San Jose (107) could win the Pacific.
Each has three games left.
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