Minnesota Wild's passive OT loss leaves questions
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Here's the goal horn, which signifies either a goal in hockey or the start of Judd's hockey show. In this case, it is the latter. It is Judd, it is AJ, it is Monday morning. And the Wild obviously didn't play on Sunday. They did play on Saturday, a overtime loss to the Florida Panthers. which we will get into, especially one talking point in just a moment. But before we do, I want to talk to you about the hat I'm wearing. It's my new addition to my hat collection. And it's a hat that is, of course, from Victory Tire and Auto. At Victory Tire and Auto, they believe, this is incredibly important, in relationships. And their goal is to serve customers for the long term with personalized, trustworthy, and consistent service.
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Appreciate them jumping aboard Judd's Hockey Show. All right, let's get right to it. Let's rip the Band-Aid off. The Wild lose 4-3 in OT, a second consecutive really entertaining game because the Detroit game age that I know you attended as a fan last Thursday was as well. But let's talk about being right back where we started, and that is this. So... The Wild, if I'm not mistaken, the stat is they are tied for the league in overtime games. Now, of course, it goes three on three. Overtime games in the National Hockey League with the Los Angeles Kings. They are 10 and 10 in said games. We've talked about this earlier this season, but it was pre-Quinn Hughes, and I thought it had changed, and it hadn't.
So over time, Jewel Erickson-Eck is out there. Kaprizov is out there. Quinn Hughes is out there. Erickson-Eck takes the face off, gets off the ice. He won it. And the Wild take control. And then they replace Erickson-Eck with Boldy. So you've got three guys. 28 goals, Boldy. 28 goals, Kaprizov. Quinn Hughes, who's just absolutely fantastic. And they take two shifts in OT. I think the OT went, if I'm not mistaken, it went three minutes away they take two shifts they are out there for the majority of the time and at the end of the day the wild circles and circles and circles age they have zero shots on goal and they lose on on a boldy turnover but i don't want to fault him for that i want to fault them for the fact that how do you have zero shots and they spent the whole ot trying to look for the perfect shot it made excuse the dog zero cents
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