The remarkably slump-proof Minnesota Wild will have their season-long stability challenged next week. Wild coach Bruce Boudreau didn't sound worried, even after losing Tuesday to the Chicago Blackhawks, the lead chaser in the race for the top seed in the playoffs. ''I told them to, quite frankly, get some rest and enjoy this break but want to get home to play hockey,'' Boudreau said.
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