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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 104 entries checked · 84 flagged · 257 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 257 still open
Xcel Energy Center — The entry states the arena is 'Grand Casino Arena (formerly Xcel Energy Center)', but the arena has not been renamed to Grand Casino Arena; naming rights were held by Xcel Energy until a 2025 announcement of a future renaming, and the new name is not Grand Cas
Xcel Energy Center — The entry claims the arena has 'four spectator levels: one suite level and three for general seating,' but the actual layout has four general seating levels (lower, club, upper, and a second upper level) plus a suite level, making five levels total.
Devan Dubnyk — Dubnyk played for the Edmonton Oilers and Arizona Coyotes before joining the Wild; he did not play for the Nashville Predators prior to the Wild.
Clutch the Badger — The badger is not the official state animal of Minnesota; the official state animal is the timber wolf (gray wolf).
Clutch the Badger — The claim that Xcel Energy Center is 'one of the largest indoor arenas in North America' is misleading and factually incorrect; with a capacity of roughly 19,000 for hockey, it is not among the largest indoor arenas in North America.
St. Paul, Minnesota — The Minnesota Wild play at Xcel Energy Center, not 'Grand Casino Arena'.
St. Paul, Minnesota — The mayor of Saint Paul as of the 2020s is Melvin Carter, not Kaohly Her.
Go Wild — The claim that the Minnesota Vikings relocated to Texas is false.
Go Wild — The Metro Cup is not a real rivalry trophy between the Minnesota Wild and St. Louis Blues.
Minnesota Wild — The entry states the home arena is 'Grand Casino Arena', but the correct name is Xcel Energy Center.
Minnesota Wild — The claim of 'one division championship' is outdated and factually incorrect as of the current canon; the Wild have won division titles in 2007–08 and 2023–24.
Green, White, Black, Gold — The Minnesota Wild have never appeared in the Stanley Cup Final; their deepest playoff run was the 2003 Western Conference Final.
Green, White, Black, Gold — The Wild did not reach the Stanley Cup Final in 2015; they lost in the second round to the Chicago Blackhawks.
Wild Nation — The Xcel Energy Center is not shared with the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves; the Timberwolves play at the Target Center in Minneapolis.
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