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Bruins Allow Four Unanswered Goals, Fall to Wild for First Loss of Season
Minnesota scored twice on the power play and added an empty-net goal as Boston’s top three scorers remained goalless.
- On Saturday, the Minnesota Wild defeated the Boston Bruins 4-1 at Grand Casino Arena, handing Boston their first loss of the season.
- Tanner Jeannot scored early to put Boston ahead, but the Wild mounted a rally powered by special teams dominance and 26 saves from goalie Jesper Wallstedt.
- Kirill Kaprizov led the offense with two goals including an empty-netter, while Quinn Hughes and Jared Spurgeon also scored as Minnesota capitalized on two of three power-play opportunities.
- Boston struggled to convert on three power-play chances, while goalie Michael DiPietro made 26 saves in his first start since January 23, 2022, with Vancouver.
- Minnesota travels to Buffalo on Tuesday to begin a three-game road trip, with a 6 p.m. CT opening faceoff scheduled for the team's first extended road excursion.
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Nothing too pretty, but (still) perfect as Wild rally past Boston
Two goals by Kirill Kaprizov helped Minnesota improve to 19-3-4 all-time in the season’s initial home game.
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