US EditionBoldy’s late goal salvages a point for Wild in New Jersey
- On Monday in Newark, N.J., the New Jersey Devils defeated the Minnesota Wild in a shootout, with the final score being 3-2.
- The Wild's coach, John Hynes, had addressed the team's effort after a previous 5-2 loss to the Devils on Saturday and emphasized the importance of mentality and details to secure points.
- The Devils led twice, but Boldy scored with just 2:05 left in regulation to tie the game, and Hinostroza also scored for the Wild, marking his fifth goal since being claimed off waivers in early February.
- Coach Hynes stated the team had two objectives coming into the game, emphasizing the need to 'get back to the game that gives us the best chance to win with the mentality and the details' and to 'come out with one or two points every game'.
- Despite Gustavsson's 26 saves and grabbing a one-point lead over idle St. Louis in the Western Conference wild card race, the Wild lost their fourth game in the last five contests, but they gained a vital standings point and now head to Madison Square Garden to face the New York Rangers on Wednesday.
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The Brunswick NewsWild salvage a point but fall to Devils in shootout
Matt Boldy scored late in the third period to force overtime, but New Jersey still won both games in the home-and-home series.
Pioneer Press
Boldy’s late goal salvages a point for Wild in New Jersey
NEWARK, N.J. – Music legends from the Garden State like Bruce Springsteen and Bon Jovi and even Frank Sinatra love to croon about underdogs defying the odds. On Monday in the heart of Jersey, some underdogs in desperate need of a break got one, and a vital point came with it. The offensively challenged Minnesota Wild were barely two minutes from their fourth regulation loss in five games when a puck bounced to Matt Boldy. He tucked a backhander …
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