Boldy's go-ahead goal in 2nd period leads Wild over NHL-best Capitals, 4-2
- Matt Boldy scored the go-ahead goal for the Minnesota Wild in a 4-2 victory over the Washington Capitals, contributing with one goal and one assist in the game.
- The Wild's new power play strategy featured five forwards and generated a 50 percent success rate against a top team.
- David Jiricek's season ended due to a serious injury he sustained during a game for the Iowa Wild, as announced by the team on Friday.
- Alex Ovechkin organized a handshake line for retiring goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, honoring their competitive history together.
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Wild going forward with new-look power play
By this point in any given hockey season, you pretty much know what you’re going to get when a team takes the ice. The key players are well established, the systems are in place and you figure everyone is going to play their role on any given night. But this season, with less than a dozen games remaining on the schedule, Minnesota Wild coach John Hynes has thrown in a new wrinkle. In Thursday’s 4-2 win over the Washington Capitals, the Wild went…
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