Minnesota Wild SPANKED by New Jersey Devils in 'Hughes Bowl 3'
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and welcome to judd's hockey show judd and aj day two on our new youtube channel if you have not already uh like and subscribe please as we uh as we transfer our content to this channel uh sometimes the content actually for a lot of this season content's been very positive after a rough october it's been great been talking about a team that acquired quinn hughes i've been talking about a team that has won the best in national hockey league and then sometimes there are bad nights and last night was definitely a bad night aj was um at grand casino arena i watched the game at home five two devils win age and uh that third period uh since october have they had a third period that has been as as poor as that period because what it was two to one with a late second period go by the devils after two so certainly a game that was
well within reach the but the third period felt like no contest against the team in new jersey that had been just playing awful hockey yeah um in the post game scrums after the game uh marcus felino made a comment about uh he was asked about the late goal by andre pilat I think eight seconds to go in the second period. He said, yes, that does affect. And that kind of does impact how our mood. And, you know, that was pretty deflating. John Hines felt the exact opposite. So I'm not sure if they were just on different pages or what John Hines said. No, that shouldn't matter. That doesn't matter. They could have scored with 10 minutes to go in the second. That doesn't really change our game plan. So maybe a little miscommunication there, but that was the dagger in the, in the heart of the wild last night.
That final shift was just bad. Foligno. He had a couple missed clearances on that shift that the Devils kept in. They extend their zone pressure, similar to how the Wild actually led to their game tying goal earlier by Ryan Hartman. But then, yeah, just kind of you felt this kind of they were expecting the buzzer to come any second. And then, yeah, that's all right. We'll go to the locker room. And it didn't come. And then they find the back of the net and the Devils were off to the races the rest of the game. That was, I think. I would say the saddest period of hockey I've seen all season by the Minnesota Wild. And I think it's the saddest, Judd, because of the talent on the roster now. Before in October, we saw some pretty bad hockey at times.
But they didn't have Quinn Hughes on the ice for them for any of those periods in October. Last night, they did. And that was just sad and pathetic. And, you know, I feel bad for the people that spent a lot of money to go out and watch that team on a Monday night. Because... It was bad.
What were the highlights of the Minnesota Wild vs. New Jersey Devils game?
It was a really, really poor effort. First period, I thought that they actually came out and they played pretty well. They created a lot of chances. They were controlling a lot of the play. They just couldn't hit the net. I jokingly tweeted like they would have been up by like four or five goals if the net was twice the size. But... Fortunately, it's not. The plexiglass was fearing for its life behind the end wall, and the Wild just kept peppering that throughout the game. And then you saw the Devils sort of just, like, find their stride late in that second period. They capitalized, and then the response coming out of the locker room for the third was just unexcusable. Now I think it shifts to you really have to make –
a statement in a win over the jets on Thursday, because if you don't bounce back and establish that you're this great hockey team that you should be, then I'm a little worried because they have been slipping in their play late in that road trip.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–3:19
2
What were the highlights of the Minnesota Wild vs. New Jersey Devils game?
3:19–5:04
3
How did the third period impact the Wild's performance?
5:04–7:15
4
What did Marcus Foligno say about the team's morale after the game?
7:15–17:40
5
How significant is Joel Eriksson Ek's absence for the Wild?
17:40–20:04
6
What are the implications of the Wild's missed shots during the game?
20:04–25:05
Speakers
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