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What channel is Minnesota Wild vs San Jose Sharks on and how can I watch it?
In United States, Minnesota Wild vs San Jose Sharks (NHL) is shown on ESPN, ABC, TNT, TBS, ESPN app, Hulu, Disney+, HBO Max. Broadcasters differ by country, so pick yours in the "Where to watch" card above.
What time does Minnesota Wild vs San Jose Sharks start?
Minnesota Wild vs San Jose Sharks starts on Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 01:00 UTC. This page shows the kick-off in your own time zone. In other time zones: 20:00 (-1) ET, 17:00 (-1) PT, 01:00 UK, 02:00 CET, 04:00 TRT, 06:30 IST.
What is the recent form of Minnesota Wild and San Jose Sharks?
Minnesota Wild have 10 wins, 0 draws and 6 losses in their last 16 games. San Jose Sharks have 7 wins, 0 draws and 9 losses in their last 16 games.
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Match preview
Minnesota (9-3, 21 points, first in the table) hosts a San Jose side that sits eighth with 15 points from 14 games. The Wild are the stronger team on the table, and San Jose arrives after a 3-2 win over Vancouver and a 2-0 loss to Buffalo.
- Minnesota's standings lead depends on a short-handed blue line after injuries to Brock Faber and Jared Spurgeon.
- San Jose's recent results mix a comeback win in Vancouver with a shutout loss to Buffalo.
- Quinn Hughes's contract status and a possible Dylan Larkin trade keep Minnesota's roster talk active.
Key facts
- Minnesota: 9-3 record, 21 points, first in the standings after 15 games.
- San Jose: 7-6 record, 15 points, eighth in the standings after 14 games.
- Minnesota claimed defenseman Cameron Crotty off waivers from Ottawa on Oct 29.
- Head-to-head and injury details for this meeting were not available in the sources.
Statistics
Stats appear here once the match is under way.
League table
Western ConferenceLatest news
Wild reported to be pursuing a major trade involving several players
Reports say Minnesota has been pursuing Dylan Larkin for an extended period. The Wild's trade interest remains unconfirmed.
Wild claim defenseman Cameron Crotty off waivers from Senators
Minnesota claimed Crotty from Ottawa, a few days after losing Daemon Hunt on waivers. The Wild are dealing with injuries on defense.
Wild recall defenseman Carson Lambos from Iowa
Minnesota recalled Lambos from the AHL affiliate, where he had two points in eight games this season.
Wild recall forward Mason Shaw from Iowa
Minnesota brought forward Mason Shaw up from its AHL affiliate ahead of its road game against Seattle.



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