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Kaprizov scores early as Wild defeat Kraken 5-1
The Minnesota Wild ended a two-game losing streak behind Blake Coleman’s two goals and 22 saves from goaltender Jesper Wallstedt, according to official team statistics.
- The Minnesota Wild defeated the Seattle Kraken 5-1 on Saturday night at Climate Pledge Arena, with left wing Kirill Kaprizov scoring just 26 seconds into the game.
- Minnesota dominated the second period, out-shooting Seattle 16-1 as Blake Coleman scored twice, with Olli Maatta and Joel Eriksson Ek adding goals to pull away.
- Jesper Wallstedt made 22 saves in his 11th start for Minnesota, while Seattle goaltender Joey Daccord stopped 31 shots despite the Kraken's 1-8-0 home record versus the Wild.
- The Wild lost defenseman Daemon Hunt on Saturday when Nashville claimed the 24-year-old off waivers after he played 11 games for Minnesota without recording a point.
- Minnesota travels to face the Canucks on Sunday night, while Seattle prepares to host Toronto on Wednesday to continue their regular season schedules.
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The Russian attacker "Minnesot Wilde" Kirill Caprizov threw a puck and gave a tournament in the winner's regular NHL tournament against Seattle Kraken. The Seattle meeting ended at 5:1 in favour of the guests. In addition to Caprizov, Blake Coleman (formed a double), Ollie Myyatty and Euel Eriksson Ek. The owners of the ice have distinguished themselves as Berkeley Katton, transmitting RIA News. Capriz dropped his 12th Shiba in the season at the…
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right2Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution54% Left
Bias Distribution
- 54% of the sources lean Left
54% Left
L 54%
C 33%
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