Minnesota Wild beat Detroit Red Wings with Kirill Kaprizov OT winner!
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Hockey. Yeah. My favorite. It's Judd's Hockey Show.
It is Judd's Hockey Show on this Friday. It is Zolgad, it is A.J. Fredrickson. It was a late night last night, an 8-42 faceoff for the Wild, but a really, really fun game between two good teams. 4-3, the Wild wins after trailing by one goal on three separate occasions. And an overtime winner, and let's just get right to it, Kirill Kaprizov. Welcome back to the goal scoring party. Three goals in 16 games going into last night. I think this last two-goal game was in mid-December, which, of course, for Grill is a long time not to have a two-goal game. But two goals last night, a couple of crossbars. He was shooting the puck, which we talked about a lot. At the end of the day, he had a team-high eight shots on goal.
The snipe in overtime against Camp Talbot was absolutely great. The first goal, I don't know if he got, it was a power play goal, and I don't know if he got all the mustard that he was trying to get on that puck, but it snuck through Talbot. But nonetheless, this is the type of game, eight shots on goal especially, I think, because they're going to start to go in, that we have been talking about for quite some time. He played a really good game a couple of games ago, but this to me was like, this was the next progression of getting Kirill back to being Kirill.
Yeah, you cheersed me the other day to stars playing like stars. I'll cheers you again because our stars played like stars. Matsu Grelo had a good game too, but Kuro Kaprizov and Quinn Hughes were just phenomenal last night. Kuro Kaprizov on that first goal, you could kind of see the frustration that I think he's maybe been dealing with internally. That shot squeaks through Cam Talbot, and I went in as a fan last night with some buddies, but I was sitting kind of right off of where he scored that, that, that first goal for the wild. And after it squeaked through, you can kind of see him like hunch over, smack a stick on the ice and like a, thank goodness. Like finally, that's that monkey off my back.
I've been needing one of these. And after that, the floodgates seem to be open. He, I called for him to have some takeover games and I got a little pushback on online about this too, but I think rightfully so in my point, I, I wanted to see him have these takeover shifts, these superstar shifts where he goes out there and just transforms the game and takes over. I saw that last night, multiple times, not just flashes, not just like the appearance. And then he kind of ducks away. Last night was a fantastic game by him. Exactly what this team needs. And, you know, a team that last night, whether Matt Boldy was healthy or not, not permitted to play because of the four game mandatory that he has to miss by being placed on IR.
They came through and that's a big two points on home ice last night for a team that granted they haven't played a lot of games at home since this time period, but hadn't won a game on home ice since before Christmas.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:29
2
What were the highlights of the Wild's overtime win against the Red Wings?
5:29–6:19
3
How did Kirill Kaprizov perform in the game?
6:19–11:05
4
What impact did Quinn Hughes have on the game?
11:05–18:23
5
How did Joel Eriksson Ek and Marcus Johansson contribute to the Wild's success?
18:23–18:38
6
What changes were made to the Wild's power play setup?
18:38–30:02
Speakers
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