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Wild Beat Flyers 4-2 After Referee Deflection Leads to Game-Winning Goal

Minnesota scored three times in the first period and held off a late Philadelphia push as the Flyers dropped their fourth straight home game.

  • On Tuesday, the Minnesota Wild defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 4-2 in Philadelphia, extending their point streak to six games. Goaltender Jesper Wallstedt recorded 23 saves in the victory.
  • Minnesota established a 2-0 lead in just 31 seconds during the first period, with Matt Boldy scoring the opener from the high slot and Michael McCarron capitalizing on a fortunate bounce. Philadelphia struggled to recover despite generating 25 shots on net.
  • A third goal occurred after a pass struck official Kyle Rehman, allowing Joel Eriksson Ek to score off the rebound. Trevor Zegras received a 10-minute misconduct penalty for arguing with officials regarding the controversial play.
  • Philadelphia rallied with goals from Tyson Foerster and Denver Barkey to pull within one goal at 3-2. However, the Flyers failed to find an equalizer, and Danila Yurov iced the game with an empty-net goal for Minnesota.
  • Facing a 4-9-4 record, the Flyers begin a five-game road trip in New York against the Rangers on Thursday. The team must secure wins to re-enter the playoff chase after struggling to generate consistent momentum.
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Matt Boldy helps surging Wild skate past Flyers

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Wild beat Flyers 4-2 after referee deflection leads to game-winning goal

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Matt Boldy had a goal and an assist, and Joel Eriksson Ek scored what proved to be the winner after a Flyers clearing attempt hit a referee as the Minnesota Wild beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4-2 on Tuesday night.

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