Athletistic/Hockey. The Minnesota Wild lost to the Pittsburgh Penguins (3:4) last night in an NHL regular season game. Once again, the forward of the “wilds” Kirill Kaprizov left the ice without a goal.
The 26-year-old Russian played 20 minutes 58 seconds in the match with the Penguins, scored an assist, but failed to score on Pittsburgh’s goal. Kaprizov played the sixth consecutive game without scoring a goal. The last time Kirill was able to celebrate his goal was on December 6 in an away match against the Calgary Flames (5:2).
This NHL season, Kaprizov played 29 games and scored 25 (8+17) points using the goal+pass system. In the next game, Minnesota will play away on December 20 against one of the season leaders, the Boston Bruins.
Source: Sport
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