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Craig Leipold is the owner of the Minnesota Wild of the National Hockey League (NHL). He previously owned the Nashville Predators.
Jan 16, 2023 · Craig Leipold is a American businessman and owner of NHL team Minnesota Wild. Image Source: Minnesota Wild Twitter. According to the statistics cited by sportscasting, Craig is the 10th wealthiest NFL owner. Besides, he has backed many Republican candidates like Paul Ryan, Norm Coleman, John McCain, Michele Bachmann, and Mitt Romney .
Craig Leipold is a prominent sports team owner and business tycoon, known primarily for owning the Minnesota Wild Ice Hockey Team. Leipold’s wife, Helen Johnson-Leipold, is an heiress to the S. C. Johnson & Son fortune, and holds notable positions at Johnson Outdoors and Johnson Financial Group.
Oct 6, 2021 · Craig Leipold, who bought the Wild mere weeks after selling the Nashville Predators in 2008, is excited for the future.
Jul 25, 2023 · Craig Leipold has been an NHL team owner for 26 years now, and in that time he’s developed a great affinity for his fellow owners. For years, he’d watch every precious moment of every Stanley...
Owner, Minnesota Wild. Brother Craig Leipold is the majority owner in Minnesota Sports and Entertainment, which includes the NHL’s Minnesota Wild, the AHL Houston Aeros, the Minnesota Swarm from the National Lacrosse League, Wildside Caterers, the Xcel Energy Center, and the Saint Paul RiverCentre.
Sep 26, 2018 · After a summer spent away from the team while rehabbing from hip surgery, Craig Leipold will return to his usual seat for Wednesday's Wild preseason game.
Oct 7, 2022 · PAUL, Minn. — Craig Leipold’s job is to sign the paychecks, not decide who makes the roster. But the Wild owner jumped from his seat when Marco Rossi scored the first goal of the Wild’s 4-1 home...
Dec 31, 2021 · Wild owner Craig Leipold has a very specific way of watching games from his suite at Xcel Energy Center. He posts up in the second row, directly in front of the TV, and makes sure to have open...
Jul 14, 2020 · Craig Leipold never reached a point where he thought Monday's franchise-altering development might not happen, but the Wild owner admits he had moments of real concern.
