Andre Fleury hunched between the pipes. The goaltender fended off pucks, swerving around the crease — even deploying his trademark windmill save before dropping into a snow angel and getting serenaded with “Fleury” chants by the crowd.

ST. PAUL, Minn. — It’s hard to believe, but Marc-Andre Fleury — the second-winningest goalie in NHL history, who has started the second-most games in NHL history — will make his 566th and possibly final regular-season home start of his career Wednesday night when the Minnesota Wild host the San Jose Sharks.

Minnesota Wild goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury stepped onto the ice Wednesday night at Xcel Energy Center decked in his usual No. 29 jersey, but this time, he had a different kind of company before the puck drop.