The Oilers will play the Minnesota Wild for the final time in Marc-Andre Fleury's career, which prompted an Oilers source to reveal an under the radar charitable act from Fleury to the city of Edmonton.

In his final NHL season, Minnesota Wild goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury has been given the red carpet treatment. Around the league, organizations have acknowledged the future Hall of Famer in his final visits to their arenas.

Between 2017 and 2021, Fleury made 192 appearances in the Knights’ crease, going 117-60-14 with 23 shutouts. More than one Knights fan at Sunday’s game wore his replica jersey, in honor of the franchise’s first puck-stopping star.

Minnesota Wild goalie Marc-André Fleury recalled his time with the Vegas Golden Knights, calling it “pretty special.” Fleury will play his final regular season game at T-Mobile Arena on Sunday, pending a rematch in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

Fleury won 117 games as a Golden Knight over four seasons, guiding Vegas to the 2018 Stanley Cup Final in its inaugural campaign in paving the way for the city to fall in love with the new franchise

Best friends and former teammates Crosby and Fleury reignite their prank wars, four Wild prospects medal at the World Juniors and more.

Minnesota Wild goalie Marc-Andre Fleury is playing in what seems to be his final NHL season, wrapping up what has almost certainly been a Hall-of-Fame career.