Video (00:33) : See the coveted trophy enjoying a boat ride on a Minnesota lake thanks to the Chicago Blackhawks' assistant general manager.
Wild single-game tickets will go on sale Sept. 19 at the Xcel Energy Center box office, at wild.com and at Ticketmaster locations, the team announced Wednesday.
Tickets for preseason games will go on sale Aug. 27 at 10 a.m.
Information on public tickets for the Stadium Series Feb. 20-21 will be announced at a later date.
The Wild will conduct part of training camp in Duluth Sept. 28-30.
The Wild has begun replacing seats at Xcel Energy Center with new ones, Chief Operating Officer Matt Majka said. It will be done in phases throughout the season with the goal that all will be replaced by the end of the season.
The 2015-16 schedule is here.
(Full disclosure: Russo e-mailed me some of these notes because I cut them from a recent story)
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