Wild Beat Stars 5-2 for First Playoff Series Win in 11 Years
- The Minnesota Wild host the Dallas Stars for Game 6 tonight at Grand Casino Arena, holding a 3-2 series lead after winning Game 5 4-2 on Tuesday.
- Wild veteran defenseman Jonas Brodin remains day-to-day after blocking a shot in Game 5, and Wild coach John Hynes is monitoring his availability for Thursday.
- To address the potential defensive gap, Hynes named Jeff Petry and Daemon Hunt as options to skate alongside Zach Bogosian on the third defensive pairing.
- The NHL fined Stars forward Jamie Benn $2,604.17 on Wednesday for cross-checks delivered to Wild forward Ryan Hartman in Game 5; proceeds go to the Players Emergency Assistance Fund.
- Despite facing aggressive tactics from Dallas, the Wild have maintained discipline throughout the series, with Hynes praising Hartman for keeping his cool as Minnesota seeks to clinch.
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ST. PAUL — In a state where the most recent men’s pro sports title was celebrated in 1991, seeing die-hard fans in tears is sadly not uncommon. But as he makes his way through his first crack at the NHL playoffs, Minnesota Wild goalie Jesper Wallstedt noticed a new kind of emotion expressed in the deafening final two minutes of his team’s 5-2 win over Dallas on Thursday night. “For me, it’s the only feeling I’ve had of NHL playoffs (but) obvious…
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Already perhaps the deepest team in Wild history, the mid-December acquisition of Quinn Hughes made Minnesota a realistic Stanley Cup contender. Hughes more than proved his worth early in the postseason in leading Minnesota to its first playoff series victory…
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