A member of the Wild will have an unforgettable moment this weekend.

The greatest group of underdogs in the history of hockey are reuniting just for the fans. The members of the 1980 United States “Miracle on Ice” Olympic team will reunite in Lake Placid, N.Y. on Saturday in celebration of the 35th anniversary of their defeat over the Soviet Union. The team will be at the Herb Brooks Arena and invite fans to join the gold medal-winning team in reliving the historic event. In addition to hearing their stories first hand, Bob Suter’s No. 20 will be raised to the rafters in his honor. Suter, the father of Minnesota Wild defenseman Ryan Suter, passed away at the age of 57 on Sept. 9, 2014. Bob Suter is one of the most iconic men in american hockey history and it is great that he will be honoured at this event. “To be able to share our story with fans has always been a pleasure, and given the 35th Anniversary is in 2015, this seems like a great time to reach as many people as possible,” retired NHL forward and 1980 Olympian Dave Christian said. “Honestly, sharing the stories never gets old, because it always ends with a smile on someone’s face.”