Mats Zuccarello’s 2-point night helps Wild beat Kraken 4-3 – Hockey Writer – Minnesota Wild

The Minnesota Field Team went to Seattle on March 4 to participate in its second showdown of the season. It was a close game, but the field was able to win 4-3.

Game review

At 12:01, Brandon Tanev snatched the first punishment of the night. He had to sit for two minutes after the tall Yakov Trenin. Enter the extra man advantage for 36 seconds and score in the wild. Matt Boldy sent his pass to Mats Zuccarello. He slid into the confrontation circle and shot. Vinnie Hinostroza stands in front of the net. He was able to put the hockey in the net and put Minnesota on the board first.

Four minutes later, Kraken was able to tie the score. The delayed fine was asked to trip Matty Beniers, but Kraken exposed the puck in the offensive zone and continued the game. Jaden Schwartz sent Kaapo Kakko’s pass. He put the puck to the blue line Adam Larson. He exploded and drove past Filip Gustavsson and placed Kraken on the board.

At 18:23, the wilderness can answer. Marcus Foligno skates the hockey behind Joey Daccord’s net. He found Declan Chisholm on the Blue Line and sent him a pass. Chisholm passed to Ryan Hartman on the left of the blue line. He passed on to Jared Spurgeon, who skated with hockey. Once Spurgeon hit the standoff point, he made a shot and scored his second goal for Minnesota’s second goal.

Entering the second inning at 1:41, no time wasted in the wild to extend the lead. Frederick Gaudreau shot from the confrontation circle. The puck pops up from Jamie Oleksiak’s skateboard and goes into the back of the net. Gaudreau is considered the target.

From 4:20 to the second time, Eeli Tolvanen had a great chance of breaking away, but Brock Faber cut him off from behind, lowering his chances. He then sent Tolvanin to the board of directors face to face. So Faber was sent to the box for two minutes on the boarding phone. In addition, Tolvanin received a fine. He slipped on the net with a puck, but Gustavsson made a save.

At 8:22, the wilderness hit again. Marcus Johansson was able to take the puck away from Yanni Gourde. He skated with Gaudreau, keeping a consistent pass when skating into the offensive zone. Johnson had a hockey again and went to Zucarello. He sent it to the corner of the net to extend their lead 4-2.

With six minutes left in the second phase, Chisholm sat down and made a call. With one minute of extra man advantage left, Claken started to head into the offensive zone. Kakko placed the puck in the middle of the ice and sent a pass to Oliver Bjorkstrand. He saw Shane Wright on his left and gave him the puck. Once he touched the stick, he let the puck fly and Wright scored Kraken’s second goal of the night.

With 11 seconds left in the second stage, Kraken was within one goal. Yanni Gourde skated the hockey behind the net. He used it to investigate the ice and saw Jordan Eberle go left. He sent Eberle a pass, and Eberle immediately passed Brandon Montour onto the ice. Montour shot the shot and the hockey found the target on the back of the net.

At the time of the third phase, Jacob Lauko shot a shot online in Daccord savings. He was able to recover rebounds and pass the ball from the ice to the Devon Coast. Shooting on the coast. The puck flew over Vince Dunn’s legs and entered the back of the net. Dan Bylsma chooses to challenge high intelligence competitions. It was confirmed that Lauco did pass it to the shore with a high stick, and Minnesota’s fifth goal was swung.

As the clock diminished, Kraken pulled Daccord out of the net and tried to tie the game. They cannot benefit from the additional attackers on the ice. The wild won the victory 4-3.

Next

Cleken will travel to Nashville, where they will ride the Predators on Thursday, March 6. The wild will drive north, where they will play the Vancouver Canucks on Friday, March 7.