Shorthanded Minnesota Wild SPANK Toronto Maple Leafs on the road!
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AJ, all I've got to say to you is no Boldy, no Eric Sinek, no Johansson, no Brodine, no Bogosian. No problem. 6-3. Just a spanking of the Toronto Maple Leafs last night. The Leafs showed a little bit of life at times third period, but I mean, this was pretty much domination of another team just like Buffalo that had been hot. So, like, Toronto's Got off to a bad start, but they've been hot of late. Man, this was impressive. And let me say this, too. Kirill Kaprizov, I really believe last night, I know he had three assists on Saturday in the win against Buffalo in OT. Kirill Kaprizov, in my opinion, played his best game in ages, though. Like, that was what we want to see. And so, just as a jumping off point, you know, Quinn Hughes, phenomenal again.
Just phenomenal. So good. Kirill was Kirill, I thought. Five shots on goal. Yeah, five shots on goal. Some helpers. What, five assists in the past two games, I believe, or something like that. So I got to say, I'm pleasantly surprised because I thought that that game last night would be a tough game. Not unwinnable, but a tough game. But so far on this trip, without the line that was essentially your best line for a long time, the whole thing is out, and this team looked damn good. So here is to playing within structure and your star players playing like your star players. Cheers to that.
Cheers to that.
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tastes good. That's that sweet taste of victory on a Tuesday morning. Um, no, you're, you're, you're spot on there. That's a game that one, I didn't expect them to come out and look as good as they did. I figured if they're going to win or even salvage a point, it was going to be gritty scrappy, you know, up in Toronto. I know there's been jokes made and I'm frankly I've probably cracked a few of myself of like it's a lot of corporate seats and you know it's not maybe the same Toronto Maple Leafs like Scotiabank Arena that it's been in past years where at times last night it sounded like a library in that joint in the wild did everything in their power to make it happen so Great play. The passing from that, frankly, the passing from that first line was on display last night.
Like Ryan Hartman slotting back into that top line as much as I think we kind of default to rag on him at times because we've we've acknowledged he's a roller coaster of a player right now. We're getting the up climb and maybe up to the peak. As long as we can stay here for a little bit till we get some reinforcements back, this is going to be just fine to watch.
What were the key moments in the Wild's victory over the Maple Leafs?
They looked really good last night. Your point on Kirill was one of the things I was hoping to bring up today as well, which is that is the first like legitimate takeover game at times that I saw from him over the past handful of weeks. Um, it was, it was, you saw him doing his normal, like power skating, carving through the neutral zone and transition.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–4:00
2
What were the key moments in the Wild's victory over the Maple Leafs?
4:00–8:00
3
How did Kirill Kaprizov perform in this game?
8:00–15:15
4
What role did Ryan Hartman play in the Wild's performance?
15:15–19:17
5
How did the Wild's defensive structure hold up during the game?
19:17–25:52
Speakers
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