Wild’s Gustavsson wins the championship by defeating Bruins 1-0 – Hockey Writer – NHL News

The Minnesota Bronzes meet for the second time on Sunday afternoon, March 2. Their first meeting was a 3-0 victory in Boston’s Bruins on February 4. As far as injuries are concerned, the Bruins don’t have Brad Malgard, Charlie McVay, Hamps Lindholm and Trent Fred Frederick. Marchand and McAvoy suffered upper body damage, while Lindholm and Frederic suffered lower body damage.

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For the wild, Kirill Kaprizov, Joel Eriksson Ek and Jonas Brodin were out due to injury, and Ryan Hartman is still in service. They did get Zach Bogosian back after their recent injury, and the newly acquired Gustav Nyquist is also in the roster. The shooting game was a field match between Jeremy Swayman’s Bruins and Filip Gustavsson.

The game has begun Through the back and forth action until the wild scored their first goal in the second stage. It continues to go back and forth, but this ends up being a lonely goal as the wild keeps the Bruins out 1-0. This moves the wild record to 35-22-4, the brown bear record to 28-26-8.

Game review

The first period tilted slightly with the Brows score, but despite some good opportunities on both sides, neither could surpass the goalkeeper and scored 0-0. The second phase begins almost the same as the first one: a lot of round trips, but there is no result in the first few minutes.

The wild hit the first goal of the game in the field, defeating it for the second second after Frédérick Gaudreau hit the game. At first, the goal was to give Johnson, and then transferred to Gaudreau, who won the assists with Johnson and Mats Zuccarello. That was the only goal in the second stage, and the field led 1-0 to the second half.

In the third phase, both sides had some chances, but the wild found a way to stick with something they hadn’t done for a while and had a 1-0 victory. Gustavsson won the fourth inning of the season and career 10th.

The wild against the Bruins is another quick single game of Holmester, and now they will be back on the road, this time in the West. They will face Seattle’s Clake on Tuesday night, March 4, and then host the Vancouver Canucks on Friday, March 7. The Bruins will be back home and also host the Nashville Predators on Tuesday.