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11/28 17:41 CST Wild win seventh straight with 3-2 shootout victory over
Colorado
Wild win seventh straight with 3-2 shootout victory over Colorado
By MIKE COOK
Associated Press
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) --- Kirill Kaprizov had two goals in regulation, Mats
Zuccarello and Matt Boldy scored in the shootout, and the Minnesota Wild
extended their winning streak to seven games with a 3-2 win over the Colorado
Avalanche on Friday.
Minnesota, a league-best 11-1-1 in November, got 39 saves from Jesper
Wallstedt, who won his sixth straight start and improved to 7-0-2 this season.
The loss was the first in 11 games for Colorado, now 10-0-2 in November.
Nathan MacKinnon had a goal and assist, and Gabriel Landeskog also scored for
the Avalanche. Scott Wedgewood stopped 35 shots, but his career-high eight-game
winning streak ended.
The game was the eighth time in NHL history each team had a winning streak of
six-plus contests entering play. The last was Jan. 7, 2020, when Tampa Bay and
Vancouver met with seven-game streaks.
With the teams tied 1-1 in the shootout, Boldy beat Wedgewood in the third
round and Wallstedt made a glove save on Cale Makar.
Landeskog tied the game with less than nine minutes to play in regulation,
outmuscling Brock Faber for a puck at the right post and lifting it past
Wallstedt.
MacKinnon became the first NHL player to reach 40 points this season with his
first-period goal. Alone in the crease, MacKinnon was the beneficiary of
Artturi Lehkonen forcing a blind pass by Kaprizov from the wall.
Kaprizov evened the game 12 minutes into the second period with his 200th
career goal, coming down the slot to tip in a pass from Zeev Buium. Kaprizov's
114th career home goal set a franchise record.
It was the first goal allowed in four games by the Avalanche, who set a
franchise record of 221:42 without giving up a goal.
Kaprizov converted a feed from Ryan Hartman with 1:57 left in the second period
for a 2-1 Minnesota lead.
Up next Avalanche: Host Montreal on Saturday. Wild: Host Buffalo on Saturday night. ___ AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhl
Up next Avalanche: Host Montreal on Saturday. Wild: Host Buffalo on Saturday night. ___ AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhl
